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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
A fragment from the Bowbells Tribune presents a cryptic mix of letters and terms. The legible portion suggests no clear event, name, or date to anchor a factual summary. Further readable content is needed for a proper card.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles for county and state offices including commissioners, treasurer, auditor, and superintendent. The scattered items name Persons such as Lynn J. Frazier and G B Sutt and mention locations Bowbells, Bismarck, Valley City, and Powers Lake with roles in labor, education, and public works.
A Harmony area picnic at Grand View School celebrated the final days of the term with a Wiener roast for pupils and parents. Teachers and families attended while several locals like Mrs M Dahl and Axel Carkson were noted as Columbus visitors.
A disjointed clipping discusses profanity laws in New York and Tennessee, noting requirements about swearing aloud, minutes of hearing, and public decorum. It references a Philadelphia Press piece and a country club veranda scene with women present, highlighting social attitudes toward speech and morality in historical context.
The Third Annual May Fete featured a crowded evening program at the school hall with a May Queen crowned and a winding of the Maypole. Students presented dances, songs, and a nations tableaux as visitors enjoyed the performances and decorations in the school building.
An anecdote tells how Jake’s sheep vanished, suspected leaping fence, and a sheep found in Leslie French’s pasture. Jake corrects the mix up, repays seven cents for shearing, and Leslie consents to drop the matter. The tale continues with assorted village scenes and oddities.
Long list of names and roles appears from a historical program or yearbook showing May Queen Myrtle Lindbladh and numerous maids of honor, attendants, and bodyguard drill figures. Names include Opal Jensen Florence Marks Frederick Cole man Duane Nehring Maccella Mares Jean Picacalle Jesu Donovan Alice Hendrickson Ruth Kopriva Philo Schultz George Peters on Jeane Sceo Beta Wilbert Schule Ewart Lowar Bien Ri Ty Eulsn Ape Be SPT etc. The fragmentary text mixes titles and odd spellings with scattered corporate or group labels, suggesting a chaotic cast roster from a page.
A judge in county court sentenced Best to 20 days in the county jail and a $100 fine with $10 costs after pleading guilty to a charge. If the fine is unpaid, Best must serve 65 additional days. Community notes list local visits, ball games, and school examinations as week’s activities.
A salesman on Red Trail was detained after a collision near Dickinson. The incident began when a vehicle struck the rear of his auto, causing its wheel to break. Bandits then fled east in their car as the man, left in danger, was later found by a passerby, who notified authorities.
A Hillsboro area tragedy reports Arne Bierke 20 trapped under a tractor after it reared and toppled backward. Oscar Sundvig and Liord Palaherton witnessed the incident as the machine lurched, pinning Bierke beneath. Funeral rites and burial arrangements followed, with military honors noted for the deceased.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a drowned notice with garbled names and phrases. It mentions Walter and scattered tokens such as regent and Lorenig, but lacks clear context, dates, or locations to form a coherent event or notice.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Fred Mann with a supervisory role and a somber reference to a patient. The readable text is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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