Protect Substitutes From Insects In Fargo In June Note
Edger B. Sharp Clay County food administrator issues guidance on preserving cereals used as substitutes for wheat flour during hot weather. Buy small quantities keep fresh and clean seal packages test for insects by heat using a wax indicator. bake to 186 degrees F then rework cereal. Store in scalded dry jars or tins and heat infested lots to kill pests.
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Fargo
N. D
Edgar B. Sharp
Clay County
Midway Middlings Local Visits and Community Notes
Brom staff correspondent Henry Bly and family visited at Lignite Sunday. Gladys and Lillian Lindquist visited with Bertha Alden Saturday and Sunday. W. 3B and Robt Campbell and families attended the ball game at Birches Sunday. Mary Harson is employed at the K, BH,ssette home. Edith Bly was in town Monday after a load of wire. Miss Laura Richmond has been dressmaking at the John Jasper home. Edna Alden and Susie Brown visited Maggie Alden Monday afternoon and evening. Joe Bly went to Columbus Monday for chiropractic treatment from Dr. Pennock. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. John Rose visited Andrew Lindquist Tuesday evening. Henry Schuman and family took Helen Kettle to her home at Wildrose Sunday week ago. Miss Kettle has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Schuman for two months. Viola Lindquist returned last week from three weeks at the P N Johnson home at Lignite. A program and sock social will be given at the Campbell school house Thursday evening June 20. Ladies bring socks and lunch for two, boys bring the chink. John Strandisen visited the Lindquist home Tuesday then left for Barnesville, Minn. to visit relatives before leaving for Camp Dodge June 24. Gunt Peterson was out walking Sunday. Where were you heading for. Mrs. Bill Schuman, Mia, and Lindquist and Florence called on Mrs. Henry Schuman Monday afternoon. Cor. Motor power to pull elevating road grader bids open June 88 at the Harry Birg place. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Joe Bly
Columbus
Pennock
Fred Johnson
John Rose
Andrew
P .N. Johnson
Lignite
Campbell School
Jotn Strandisen
Lindquist
Barnesville
Minn
Folke
Camp Dodge
Gunt Peterson
Bill Schuman
Mia
Florence
Henry Schuman
Peterson Favored for Register of Deeds Office in County
A local assessment extols Thomas Peterson of Carter township as the leading candidate for register of deeds. He is praised for accuracy neatness and dedication. Voters are urged to support him in the coming primaries, citing his proven service and strong work ethic.
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Peterson
Register of Deeds Office
Mr. Peterson
Deeds
State wheat prospects and farming notes from 1917
The article discusses silo storage as an efficient forage method, government labor aid plans, and better wheat prospects in the 1917 season. It notes silos preserve corn like field feed, the government planning branch offices in Bismarck Grand Forks and Minot, and a 7,700,000 acre wheat sowing target with a 700,000 increase over 1917.
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Pargo
William English
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Minot
Hagen Ad Vinnd
Atate Ovaneil
Defence
County Agent’s Savings Highlighted by Poisoned Gopher Bait
The Tribune reports records show County Agricultural Agent Ed wards saved the county money on gopher control. About 28,000 quarts of government gopher poison were prepared at an average cost of 10 to 13 cents per quart, far below commercial poisons averaging about 69 cents per quart.
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the Tribune
United States Department of Agriculture
Fed Board of County Commission
Edwards
Ollara
Rerstoee
Lignite Coal Prices Fixed by North Dakota Association
The North Dakota Lignite Deal ard association met in Minot to push lignite mining for fuel needs. The U S fuel administrator fixed mine prices. operators plan to boost output. Prices vary by region and size, with run of mine at 2.25 to 2.70 dollars and prepared sizes up to 3.00. Consumers urged to stock a year’s supply in summer to preserve mine efficiency through winter.
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North Dakota
Dakakota
Minot man arrested for rank fraud swindling buyers
Martin Schey, in Minot North Dakota, June 13, was arrested on charges from the state attorney’s office for a bold swindle. He sold a conservation book at five dollars, claiming government employment and offering forged endorsements from military and officials. He canvassed twenty eight people, securing twenty four orders, and faces likely guilty plea as evidence is strong. A dance event at Mouse River Park is scheduled for Saturday evening June 16.
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Minot
N. D
Martin Schey
Schey
Oe BS
Mouse River Park
Knudson Praised as Fit for Burke County Judge
A North Star township Republican candidate K. C. Knudson is praised as a hardworking, law knowledgeable farm worker with a strong record and fair dealings. The piece argues his farming, legal study, and integrity make him the best choice for Burke County judge, predicting broad support and efficient probate outcomes after election.
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K. C. Knudson
North Star Township
Burke County
My. Knudson
Knudson
Nonpartisan League Rally Notes and Local Speakers
A Friday rally near Bondbells drew a large audience as J Kopriva chaired and defended the league against disloyalty accusations. Speakers included John M. Baer Congressman and Ralph Tugerson with endorsements for state senate and other legislative races, plus a Woburn gathering that same evening.
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Nonpartisan League
Alfred- Johnson Grove
Bondbells
J. Kopriva
League
John M. Baer
Langdon
Wargo
Kopviva Ala
Nomartican
Woodrow Wilson
Mets
Ralph Tugerson
Kenmare Hosts 10th Danish Lutheran Convention
The Danish Lutheran church convention of the United States meets in Kenmare June 12 to 18 with delegates from across the nation and Central Canada. Sessions at Trinity church include English services daily, a Sunday city hall service, and a large program led by PL Nelson and church committees. This is Kenmare’s third hosting since 1906 and 1932.
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United States
Kenmayo
Canada
Kenmare
Trinity Lutheran
Efternoon
Nelson
Trinity
Nazareth Ad Zion
Bowbells High Wins Track Meet and Exhibits Sewing Class Work
The Bowbells High School claimed a silver cup as champions after defeating rival teams at Portal in a track meet. Acclaimed performances earned Howdella, Fortal, and Flaxton top three places, with medals and ribbons to all participants. The school’s sewing III class prepared hospital bed shirts for the Red Cross and will begin comfort kits. Rhoda Chambers won third at Portal’s acclimatory contest.
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Portal
Bowbells High School
Caily
Howdbella
Fortal
Flaxton
Red Cross
Rhoda Chambers
Wilbur
Mies Sorlie
War Savings Stampa
Edna Miller
Alfred Chatterburgh
Myrtle Gadbow
Freta Migge
Evelyn Hansen
George Harms
Donald Hunter W
Dehorning Calves
Drive Into River at Magic City
Miner North Dakota reports duo Harry McCoy and Sander Swanson, plasterers, escaped a 20 foot plunge into Mouse River after crashing a Maxwell through a fence in a drunken 2:30 a.m. run. McCoy woke submerged, grabbed a tree limb, Swanson sought help, mistaken as others in distress. car issued multiple doors lost, three fines levied for fast driving. Additional notice: Niobe Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid picnic set for June 18 at Albin Hedling with dinner served.
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McCoy
Swanson
Costa
Ladies Aid
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Carl Gilbertson for Burke County Superintendent
Countywide support marks Carl Gilbertson of Lignite as a leading candidate for Burke County superintendent. Reported praise highlights his proven educational record, commitment to efficiency, and broad backing across the county with forecasts of a large majority.
Local Red Cross Volunteers Report June Activities
Bowbells branch prepares 30 pairs of sodka in June and sends finished items to Burke county chapter on the 8th and 10th for shipping. Board of directors and officers elected. secretary declines role. Green manure methods recommended for Minnesota farms. northwest experiment station details a rotational plan. Line-door Pullmans for laborers may fade if McAdoo supports attached passenger coaches to freight trains at low fares.
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Burke County
Minnesota
Northwest Experiment Station
Duluth
M. J. ‘Thompson
Northeast Experiment Station
Biomarck
McAdoo
American Railways
North Dakota Council of Defense
Sey Transportation
C. Audrin
Margaret Test
McCluaky
N.D
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Harry Birg
Thos. Peterson
Carter Township
Tong
Court House
Tom
College
Mupkato Commercial
Burker County
A. Volkman
Burke County State Bank
Kingtown
Foothills
Henry Pommier Place
Foothills Township
Harry White
Bchool
N. D. Agr. College
River
Magic City
Carl Gilbertson
Bowbells
Mr. Gilbertson
Gibertson
Chia
Mira
Geo, Phelps
H. A. Hanson
Meare
Board of
Menjames
T. C. Hunter
M. Shanks
W. C. Heath
W. C. Martin
Chas. Irwin
H. H. Colema
Mesers
G. A. Kopriva
G. J. Johnson
C. VY. Alldrin
F. Woods
Ed. Drinkwater
Jerry Donovan
Mrs. A. Smith
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