Hettinger Varsity Defeats Lemmon In Rough Basketball Match
The High School basketball game Friday night ended 29 to 22 with Hettinger prevailing. Smith of Lemmon was disqualified for slugging after rough play by Hettinger players, including Phil Callahan allegedly provoking the incident. Lemmon led at halftime but Hettinger pulled away in the second half.
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Hettinger
Ray
Hetinger
Smith
Ettinger
Phil Callahan
Phil
Nelson
Lemmon
Militia Boys Face Hettinger in Big Crowd Game
The Militia boys played Hettinger Monday evening before the largest crowd yet seen at ket Ball in this country. The fast play and superb Hettinger basket throws in the first half shaped a 2 11 final, a clean contest with no referee complaints. Hettinger visits Lemmon for a return game Friday, and local fans are urged to attend.
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Militia Boys
Hettinger Boys
Tinger
Thettinger
Lemmon
Hettinger
New Corn State North Dakota Ad Speech by Holden
P G Holden head of International Harvester addresses a Corn and Clover conven at a ranch in North Dakota. He argues the state will become a major corn producer, comparing it to Iowa and noting corn will drive farm prosperity with land values rising to 40 to 100 dollars. He cites lessons learned in Iowa and predicts rapid gains for North Dakota farmers.
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North Dakota
P.G. Holden
Towa
International Harvester
Ranch Ks
Meetings Aim to Help Through Transition Period
Officials say the gatherings are designed to assist residents through the upcoming transition period. Attendees will learn about resources, timelines, and support options available as changes take effect.
Tree Planting Meeting Called By Commercial Club
The Commercial Club urges all resident lot owners to plant trees this spring and invites them to a public meeting at the club rooms on March 2 to discuss participation and bulk ordering to reduce costs. City Beautiful Committee promotes tree planting for city beauty and benefits.
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City Beautiful Committee
Commercial Club
Two Arbitration Treaties Dormant
Washington notices that arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, negotiated by former Secretary Knox, sit in the state department awaiting response. Senate amendments and a 1912 date loom, with no formal communication from Britain or France on the altered conventions, likely leaving the treaties dormant after the Senate extended the original pact.
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Washington
Capitol
Great Britain
France
Knox
Senate
State Department
Prower
Charles Becker Faces New Trial After Guts Death Sentence
Police officer Charles Becker fights an appeal as a new trial is pursued following the death sentence. Court action centers on overturning the verdict and ordering fresh proceedings in the case that drew wide public attention.
Villa Denies Killing Others in Courtmartial Transcript
Albany New York February 25 A new trial was granted Charles Hocker former New York police lieutenant under her sentence for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. Bechet was convicted November 24, 1912 for the murder of Herman Rosenthal and sentenced to prison.
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Albany
N.Y
Charles Hocker
New York
Herman Husmnthal
Court of Appeal
Bechet Wan
Herman Rosenthal
Horminin Amiibler
Amin
Aine Ming
North Dakota seed show honors for C Seidschlag of Petrel
C Seidschlag of Petrel North Dakota won multiple prizes at the North Dakota Improved Seed Growers Association seed show, including first and second prizes in flax and barley, a diesel sprayer, a gold medal flour prize, and a silver cup for potato stakes. Donors will forward prizes directly to Lemmon South Dakota, per the letter from H L Boley secretary treasurer.
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North Dakota Improved Seed Growers Association
Emmer
N. Dak
Barmer
Ohios
Lemmon
At&ted
H. L. Boley
Treas
Parmley Heads Trail Association In North West Reach
J W Parmley of Lrwich elected president of the Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Park Trail association with Barnard and McCormick as officers. The group set two annual meetings, created a publicity bureau headed by H C Cooley, and pledged funds to advance the trail from the Falls of St Anthony to Yellowstone. Executive committee chosen and plans outlined for 1914 trail work and publicity.
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Twin Cities
H. F. Marston
Minneapolis
Minn
Foo A. Pinch
Lemmon
Dr Johns
Hettinger
N. D
J. Buchanan
Miles City
Mont
Hunter's Hot Springs
Trail Association
Yellowstone Park
Convention
Assolution
D. Prindle
Montana
Hogebloom
North Dakota
A. Finch
South Dakota
M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
Mobridge Opera House
Falls of St. Anthony
Yellowstone National Park
Great
Northwest
Livingston
JW. Parmley
TVE
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el Pass
Chitwan Villa
WLM
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Henton
Toares
Tie Ranch
Gourtmarti
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Cane Tmaetial
Ian
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C. H. Siedechlng
N. D. Agricultural College
Mr. C. Seidschlag
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