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Newspaper

The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

6

Community Notes From Rowbelis Prairin District

Local updates recount birthdays, social visits, church services, and farm work. Danespeaking residents note flu illness and moving homes. Hanson family coal hauling continues. Camp letters say sons Henre and Victor may be returning soon. church events and youth gatherings conclude with a meal and games.

Elmer Johnson Ingrid Thies Laura Barson Pete Hanson Jorgon Han Thies Harry. Knutson Old Martinson Octo Nelson Arvid Erickson Bowbells J. Brockel Hattie Margaret Robbins Avon Eriksons Niobe Christ Arneson Jorgeo Hansen Henre Victor Peter Christenson Henry Yhmels Jacobson Emma Tom Jacobson A. Knutson Kenmore Christ Thica Jorge

Thanksgiving News From Lignite Social Roundup

The notes describe residents visiting and traveling in Lignite, Portal, and nearby farms. Entries name Mrs. Greenfield and son Gerald, T E Lee of Lignite, Nell Pierce, Alta Vesey, Mildred Greenfield, Minnie Birch, Lenora Dahl, Fred Beck, George Dahl, Henry Schuman, Fred Erdmann, Abraham Koutson Nealed, and more attending dinners, visits, or dental work. A flu-related school closure ends and an impromptu Thanksgiving Eve party is noted. An accident near Lignite involves Iver Berg whose radiator froze en route home.

Mrs. Greenfield Gerald T. E. Lee Nels Ganslow Farm Nell Carrie Pierce Ne Pred Te Cnilera Abraham Koutson Nealed Northland Elevator Co Mildred Garolt -Greenfield Pre Bec Henry Bugh John Glaspey By Haines Ligdite Ora Georges Dah Son Leonard Auload Floxton Ole Rose Eric Anderson Weneel Nora Dahl Portal J. B Parsons Arthur Martin Familly William Campbell Frank Bywater F. Haines Lgnite Richard Huliner Lillian Dahl Marjorie Martin A. BE. Greenfield Joh Glaspey R Iver Berg Columbus Fredrickson Place Lignite Mr. Larson Lignite Tool O. Wallen Cor

Thanksgiving Social Notes and Local Movements

Local families gather for Thanksgiving with visits to neighbors and kin. Several residents heal from illness including influenza while others finish moving a schoolhouse and prepare it for use. Community members report travel, care duties, and small-town routine across multiple households.

Ignite Public Schools Reopen After Seven Week Closure

School opened Monday after a forced seven week vacation with 87 in attendance amid influenza fears. Maurice Glaspey joined the high school. enrollment in H 8 department rose to 20. A new janitor arrived. Albert Young is the new performer. The piano was moved to the new gymnasium. noon meals occur during concerts. The board met and postponed dedication exercises while deciding the school would remain open. Miss Carr arrived Friday evening though not yet released.

Maurice Glaspey Albert ‘Young Board ‘of Education

Food Exports Must Double Prewar Volume

The article argues the United States must vastly increase food exports to Europe and liberated nations to prevent famine and support democracy. It cites a 11.82 million ton previous year and a target of 20 million tons for the current period, noting capacity limits and ongoing global shortages in pork, dairy, oils, and protein feeds. It highlights wheat surplus, barter with Australia and Argentina, and urges continued high flour extraction while conserving consumption to avert hunger linked to war outcomes.

United States Europe Australia North America Indies Faratel Linda Uupa Américas

Powers Lake News Briefs From Powers Lake North Dakota

Local notes report late season mallards shot west of town and residents preparing for Fargo winter. Andrew Clementeen and family plan to move to Fargo, Wy Olaus Holmen visits Northwood hospital sister Gertie, Elmer Ronse heads to Munich to farm. Emma Molte and Colleen Knutson wed near Luncavariey. Hans Jessen welcomes a baby boy. Joe Smishelk leases Hotrick place and relocates to town for schooling. he will ranch cattle. Otto Thorvalson dies of influenza at Powers Lake. community shocked. Few escape winter colds. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for relief.

Powers Lake Reynolds Andrew Clementeen Fargo Wy Olaus Holmen Northwood Gertle Elmer Ronse Munich N. D Emma Molte Colleen Knutson Luncavariey Hans Jessen Joe Smishelk Hotrick Place Joe Barnesville Minn Otto Thorvalson Hotheay

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