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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
W N Wright and a customs officer were seen in town Monday after business matters. Farmers advertise cattle, crops, and implements for sale. The Bowbells community notes include travel to Minneapolis, graduation events, and a nearby high line project. Architectural and medical notices appear alongside shop ads and local meetings.
Local briefs cover county affairs on rail development and school inspections. Mentions a rain delaying harvest, the Columbus school earning a perfect score, and lectures planned across Bowberis Northgate Coteau Woburn Flaxton Portal.
No. 107 and No. 151 designate Sam H. Carey as agent for the public notice. The items list him as empowered representative for proceedings, with no further details provided in the readable text.
The item lists service times for Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Danish Lutheran, and Swedish Lutheran churches in MobE North Dakota and surrounding areas. It notes Sunday schools, worship times, and upcoming meetings including a Luther League gathering and a ladies’ class, with pastors named for each church.
Sessue Hayakawa stars in Where Lights are Low a dramatic love tale of a prince from the Far East who seeks happiness in America. The kidnappers plot, a perilous ransom, and a daring auction scene drive the prince to gamble his livelihood to save his bride from a dire fate.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat critiques new one room efficiency homes, noting their compact size of 14 by 16 feet, hidden beds, and centralized nurseries. It laments the trend toward minimalism and envisions future suites with parlor space for a piano and marble centerpiece, questioning whether society will accept ongoing efficiency.
A crowded city bus scene unfolds as Smith tries to board but is waved back due to full seating. An elderly man negotiates, and another passenger, Gunite r, mentions a sweetheart aboard. The exchange resolves with Smith finally getting on the bus.
Stanley Walters Hood River district forest ranger used the telephone to enforce fire rules after two campers burned fires in a restricted area. He notified Justice Onthank who intended to record the date of payment so the docket could be kept straight.
A little girl, noted for contemptuous looks, is observed as she takes her turn amid a scene of humdrum repetition in an opulent home setting.
The text explains how the whale can hold its breath for minutes and open its mouth underwater while feeding. It notes nostrils connect to the windpipe, enabling air exchange without choking. It describes air expelled forming a visible vapor column in cool air.
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