The $16.45 Suit and a Quarrel Heals Romance
Dave Laird buys a $16.45 ready made suit after a row with Hester. He finds a note from her in the pocket, they reconcile at his apartment, and decide against further quarrels as they plan to marry. Walter Mitchell and the shop visit frame the comic trouble and resolution.
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David Laird
Walter Mitchell
Theatore
David
Dave
Walt
Mitchell
Misa Forsythe
Hester
Dave Laird
Cult
Buster
Rama
Dave Bear
Pam Corry
Wyth
Ester
Father
Walter
Avpetiba
Ste
Children Not Empty Vessels In Education Debate
The New Republic argues against viewing children as empty vessels to be filled by 45 minute arithmetic blocks. Children are living, growing beings driven by wills and curiosities. Long school hours can stifle their personalities, and teachers should avoid turning classrooms into drill sessions or mistaking order for true educational science.
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New Republic
Japan Likes Fat Men Wrestlers That Rule the Ring
A writer notes Japan favors heavy men and braces them for sport. In Japan a 300 pound wrestler with agility is hailed as a potential champ, while 800 plus pounds signals elite status. Wrestling rivals boxing in national passion, with massive gate receipts and a 850 pound veteran, T Dewanonmi, leading Tokyo’s wrestling association for 11 consecutive years.
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Japan
Tokyo Wrestling Association
T. Dewanonmi
Drafted Men Reach Cantonment After Night Arrival
A trainload of newly drafted men arrived at the cantonment in the late afternoon. They passed through the receiving station and doctors before midnight, with several waking at four to help cooks prepare breakfast. One tired draftee quipped about spending a night in the army.
Skunk Hunters Could End Mephitis Extinction
In a wary note on nocturnal wildlife, observers recall that skunks blend with darkness and may be widespread yet rarely seen by day. They argue hunting for pelts offers profit and revenge incentive, suggesting extermination could occur within years if pursued.
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Mephitis
Stars Dimmed by Night and Local News at Kenmare
A staff report from Kenmare notes a Red Cross gate event drew many locals and lists numerous residents visiting area homes. Several residents, including Knute Hammersson and Albert Haugen, are mentioned with short notes on health visits and cemetery decorations.
War time responsibility Yours and Ours
National necessity places new responsibility on every motorist demanding utmost service and full use of self and car. United States Tires pledge tire reliability and extreme mileage, as the largest rubber maker in the world.
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United States
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
The record lists various brief items including thé Amiandud Anderson visiting the Glaus Haugen home and Edward Gilbertson spending several days there last week. Andy McBride and Jack Grantee from Kenmare were in the community business callers last Monday. Albert Haugen called at Kenmare aiming to get a load of coal. Christ Sehmelling took the train to Minneapolis on a business trip last Thursday morning.
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Amiandud Anderson Howié
Edward Gilbertson
Glaus Haugen
Andy McBride
Jack Grantee
Kenmare
Albert Haugen
Christ Sehmelling
Minneapolis
Local visits and events in Flaxton Bowbells area
Staff correspondent Mrs D J Coons and son Merle visited in Flaxton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Hamiston and Mrs Hellesyh traveled to Bowbells, bringing Charles Hamiston home. He has been staying with his aunt Mrs Walker since his operation. Mary Coons visited Mattie Burke and W B Coons homes. Helen Walker of Bowbells visited Joe Hamiston. A group from the area attended the Memorial program in Bowbells Thursday. A Nonpartisan lecture was attended in Bowbells Friday night. The children practiced Saturday afternoon for Sunday’s program. W H Wineman’s drilling machine is at Clarence Overstrud’s. Children’s Day at Westminster Church is Sunday June 9 at 2:30 pm. All are invited. Mr and Mrs W H Wineman visited Lake Winemans and the Charlie Roller home across the lake Sunday. Helen and Olive Romine are ill with measles. Mary Bair, Mrs Mary Coons and Mrs Theodore White shopped in Bowbells Tuesday. Carrie and Lillian Burke stayed at DF Bair’s Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs D J Coons and daughters visited Joe Hemiston Tuesday. Mr Severson called at Joe Hemiston Tuesday. Mrs Charlie Hand visited Henry Brown Tuesday.
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D. J. Coons
Merle
Flaxton
Joe Homiston
Hellesyh
Bowhella
Charles Homiston
Mrs. Walker
Mary Coons
Mattie Burke
W. B. Coons
Helen Walker
Bowbells
Joe Hamiston
W. H. Wineman
Clarence Overstrud
Westminster Church
Lake Winemans
Charlie Roller
Helen
Olive Romine
Mary Bair
Theodore White
Carrie
Lillian Burke
Notice to Creditors and Estate Proceedings in Burke County
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estates of W D Owings Julia A Burke and Raymond McIver. Documents outline six month claim deadlines, administrator appointments, and a private sale of real estate in Burke and Pope counties with dates May 1918 and June 1918. Names include R A Owings WM Martin James H McIver and Fred F Carter.
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D. Owings
R. A. Owings
W. D. Owings
Foothills
Burke
North Dakota
Fred F. Carter
Julia A. Burke
Minnesota Loan and Trust’ Company
Edward Ryan
Mary Ryan
Wiliam Ryan
W. C.martin
Roseland
Court House
Bowbella
Burke County
WM. C. Martin
Ang
Raymond McIver
Lowry
Pope
Minnesota
State of
Ole I
Columbus
Said
James H. McIver
Farwell
Pipe County
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Ater
Kandivore
Red Cross
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Sore
Christ Schmelling
Mr. Hedlin
J. O. Halstenrud
Nels Comgaard
Jens Mickelson
Laura
Thompson Lake
Eklund
Sophus Schmelling
Bea Anna
Vivian
Albert
Hauger
Young Peoples
T Ne Ben Vaugen
A. Leslie
Harvey Menges
Lin
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
Marines
H. A. Hanson
Insala Burke Court
A. D
Wm. Campbell
Lignite
Arthur Martin
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