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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
An afternoon event is scheduled for five o'clock on Thursday with unclear details and party names not fully legible. The readable text suggests a meeting or gathering at a market or hall, but specifics such as location, purpose, and participants remain unclear in the OCR fragment.
A garbled mix of local items outlines sales offers at Cole Bros. Confectionery and a 1917 Harley Davidson trade possibility. It mentions North Star N. P. L. Chub and a memorial at Bowbells with American Legion, plus planned cheese making demonstrations, Memorial Day observances, agricultural talks by Hazel Spencer, and farm meetings near Plaxton Columby_dims.
Community notes include a Card of Thanks from Knute Hermanson family, car purchase by H Q Nehring, optician services by Merritt in Kenmare, social club activities, marriage license for Chas Huttner and Sadie McKibbin, local baseball recounts featuring Northgate and Bowbells, upcoming gravel deliveries, and sheriff candidacy announcement by Paul Moritz.
Saturday July 3 features Roband French Comedian in new road comedy with first show at 7:00 pm, admission 10 and 30 cents. June 6 offers Mix or William Farnum. the studio has not confirmed the film name but expects strong crowds. June 8 promises further top comedy and wide theatregoer approval.
In Ward County May 1927 a five candidate sheriff contest unfolds with Fiala lagging as Autertop stalls, while Jarek eyes a bold plan to traverse farms by air. The campaign scene hints at unconventional tactics as one aspirant plans a flight to boost reach.
A garbled page lists church times including Christian Endeavor at 1:30 AM and preaching at 7:00 PM. Episcopal services are at 10:20 AM and 7:30 PM with a Sunday Senior at 11:45 AM. Danish Lutheran Church 4 miles west of Bowbells advertises Sunday school at 1:00 PM and services at 2:30 PM led by Pastor Berghes Christiansed.
Community correspondence lists attendees at a ball by Northgate and a horse race, visits to Bowbells and Kenmare, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Renner, a death in the Beem family, a cheese making demonstration on June 7, school and club activities, and various local errands. Names include Lee Olney O A Nolting James Pattén Butch Chingman Imer Cart Herman Renner Helen Condo Eldon Beem Hilbern Spencer Kopriva J Kopriva Paul Pommier N P club events and Minot Normal visit.
April 41 report from Marmirth states George Anderson's son Laren, age 11, drowned while swimming in the Milwaukee area reservoir. Rescue attempts failed as a companion pulled at clothing before sinking. The incident occurred near the city, with authorities investigating.
Cornelis Vanderbilt objected in New York to an American rule of politeness that pushed ladies to the chairs at the table. He warned such table manners are excessive and recalled a Texas father who admonished his son for rash action at dinner with a mock exchange about using fork versus knife to show proper etiquette.
A quirky survey of Kansai dialect like compulsion terms and humorous phrases. The piece cites radium needle uses in ophthalmology and otolaryngology with researchers Hock and Clark, noting advantages over knife surgery and possible internal growth detection. It also discusses modern humor versus antique novelty shop items as seen at museums and theatres.
Government and state forces report nearly free from barberry in the Red River valley and southwestern Minnesota. The campaign continues in eastern Minnesota along the Mississippi with North Dakota counties to be covered this year. Cooperation with Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa strengthens border protection to prevent another rust epidemic.
A Troy area bell company demonstrated a bell by long-distance wire to a prospective customer from Bouton, the committee chair testing options for a suburb church. The test convinced the group and saved travel costs. Also cited is a United States Geological Survey note on principal world river lengths, stating the accuracy of its compiled list and the U.S. containment of the longest river system.
A Newark men progress in steam boiler construction inspired by the toaket te study of James Watt. Popular Mechanics Magazine notes remarkable results using a coffee percolator to heat and boil a receptacle driven by a lowered set, suggesting advances in boiler design through inventive heating methods.
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