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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
10
The Bowbells Tribune reports on community events in Burke County North Dakota. Local residents Arthur Christman and family visit, fruit distribution by the Farmers Club in Woburn, and several moves and social gatherings. Church, school, and political notes highlight Nonpartisan League activity and upcoming election prep led by Ralph Ingerson and local clubs.
John Koppelsteen sold his Ford to Bob Wixom on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ovid Petersen arrived at the home of Rev and Mrs Gotfred Petersen on Monday from Omaha Nebraska and visited at the Petersen home through Wednesday.
Foothills notes from Woburn to Lignite detail fruit quality and prices. Farmers and families including J D Beard and Francis Bogus transport wheat, threshers dine with neighbors, and visits span Bowbells, Powers Lake, Fargo and Montana with several moves and calls recorded.
Puney Northwestern winter apples offered in bulk and boxed carload sets. We own the orchard and promise quality, price, and service. Shipments start early in October. Consumers Supply Co, Joseph.
Article urges farm bureaus to organize a power club to maximize tractor plowing for spring wheat, arguing fall plowing is less profitable. Notes wheat as Northwest money crop and urges night crews to increase plowing, pay fair rates, and utilize all tractors to meet early season targets. Also includes unrelated notices about performances and community talent.
Louis Gerhardt, long active in Chicago and Des Moines musical circles, returns to the Midland Lyceum Bureau with a company of his own after years of directing choirs, quartets, and Chautauqua programs. He previously led the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Glee Club and supported Liberty Loan drives and Camp Dodge entertainments.
The American Red Cross requests $48 2 million for fiscal year July 1 1920 to June 30 1921 down from 69 4 million in 1919 20. Of this 31 5 million funds go to foreign relief including 11 million in supplies held for distribution. Domestic programs total 10 7 million with 5 million for civilian relief and 1 9 million for military hospital support. Administration is set at 1 8 million while 4 2 million targets health and disease prevention. Continuous overseas relief and domestic assistance aim to curb epidemics and aid postwar recovery.
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