Minot Rotary hears Dr Barker on living a hundred years
Dr Barker from Michigan spoke in Minot with four lectures, urging fathers to tell sons about origins and promoting healthier living. He advised hot water on rising, abdominal exercises, and structured diets while detailing Bulgaria’s aging population and a dairy cow’s record test with Carnation Pioneer.
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Mich
Minot
Association of Commerce
Association of Commerce Rooms
United States
Heifer Sets Seven Day Butterfat Record in Fargo
A North Dakota heifer named Carnation Pioneer Legis No 451370 broke the seven days world record by producing 24877 pounds of butterfat in seven consecutive days under the North Dakota Agricultural College supervision. Owned by Wallace Manikowske Moorteton the cow is a granddaughter of King Sergis and was purchased at the national Holstein sale in St Paul last June. The record will be certified to the Holstein Freisian association.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Carnation Pioneer Legis
North Dakota Agricultural College
Holstein Freisian Association
Wallace Manikowske
Moorteton
King Sergis
Johanna de Kol van Beers
Segis
St.Paul
Ste
Townley payroll slashings urged by state auditor
North Dakota lawmakers are urged to cut $1.5 million in expenses with unnecessary staff removals. Carl Kosticky proposes measures including repeal of the immigration department law, refund of $50,000, and restructuring the Bank of North Dakota into a rural credit institution. He calls for consolidating duties to boards and ending duplicate offices in agriculture and grain enforcement.
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Bismarck
Carl Kositzky
Telerated
Kosticky
Immigration Department
General Fund
Bank of North Dakota
Board of University and School S Tands
Board of Administration
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Kositaky
Board of University and Schoolards
Board of University and
al Dangbe
Mill and Elevator Association
J. A
Commissioner of Agriculture
S and Labor
Sawyer Woman Learns Brother Floyd Hardy Killed
Mrs. A. D. Lewis of Sawyer received a telegram Friday night stating her brother Floyd Hardy of Portland Oregon had been killed that day. Mrs. Reinholdt, husband and child hurried to Portland to attend the funeral as details remained scarce.
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A. D. Lewis
Sawyer
Floyd Hardy
Portland
Ore
Hardy
Oscar Reinholdt
Minot Man Henry Jacobson Dies in Montana Shooting Funeral Held
Henry Jacobson a prominent Minot resident was killed near Sweet Grass Montana by a carborne assailant after he and three locals confronted four men. The funeral was held at Cut Bank Presbyterian Church with six brothers as pallbearers. Jacobson survived by his wife and three children. The school board at Carrington plans a new high school building in the spring.
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Henry Jacobson
Carl T. Jacobson
Minot
Presbyterian
Cut Bank
Mont
L. O. Haw Js
Isle of
Mr. Jacobson
D. Kt. Jacobson
Bertie Jacobson
Carl
Crosby
Erick
Rolla
Martin
Anton
Gut Bank
Andrew Jacobson
Jacobson
Sweet Grass
Vanehine
Moitano
Sacobser
Sweet Gras
James Walker
Walker
Sweet
Grass
Cut Bank Vioneer
Noor Wek
Frank
Advertising club address by Wm J Betting in Minot
In Bismarck North Dakota November 26 a motion was filed in Melwan county district court Washburn to permit Henry Layer to withdraw his guilty plea for the Turtle Lake murders and receive a trial Judge W L Nueasle will hear the argument Layer seeks reinvestigation supported by affidavits from Layer the prison barber and Dr C E Stackhouse Layer served a life sentence for the Wolf family massacre the case links a dusty bloodstained cap and possible mask to another person the Minot Town Crier event featured Betting of St Paul and praise for local publicity work
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Bismarck
N. D
Melwan
Washburn
Henry Layer
Turtle Lake
W. L. Nueasle
Layer
C. E. Stackhouse
Ji Lter
Jacob Wolf
Wolf
Beon Aed
Minot Town
Crere
Win
J Betting
St. Paul
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Association of Commerce Rooms
Associated Advertising Clubs
Hag
Loca
Minot Rers
Association of Commerce
Africa
Betting
Touke
Finch, van Slyke & McConville
W. E. Stenersen
Town Crier
C. E. Danielign
Adolph Anderson
Lake Park
Minn
E. &. Person
New Laundry Block Under Construction in St W
Laying brick begins on a new laundry building by Lantz and Mackley for Myers Bros at First St and 2nd Ave St W. Basement finished quickly, building to be completed Feb 1. Structure measures 85 by 92 feet, cost $50,000, one story with potential two more later. Architect G H Bugenhagen. Fine weather accelerates progress.
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Lantz & Mackley
Myers Bros
First St
2Nd Ave
G. H. Bugenhagen
Man Dies After Jumping From Train Near Stanley
Morris Stampfler, about 40, died from a skull fracture after leaping from passenger train No. 2 of the Great Northern near Stanley North Dakota. He was en route from Seattle to Cadillas Michigan, with letters found suggesting years of illness and despondency. Authorities believe the death was self inflicted.
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Stanley
N. D
Morris Stampfler
Pissenger
Great Northern
E. J. Stampfer
Fife Lake
Mich
Stampfer
Seattle
Cadillas
Stampffer
Stumpll
Pinger
Crow attack on hunter ends in deaths and injuries near river
A lone hunter near the Missouri River is attacked by a flock of crows after he shoots a crow. The birds mob him, killing Mary Alix and wounding others while he escapes into darkness. Hundreds of crows gather around the scene as bodies and injuries are left behind.
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Missouri
Mary Alix
Mar
Marray
Local baker reports car stolen from in front of shop
James F. Smallwood, a baker on S. Main street, says a man who bought sardines at his shop at eight PM used a casual chat about winter driving to distract him and then drove away in his Ford coupe. The car, insured for $1,000, is missing.
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J. FP. Smallwood
James F. Smallwood
S. Main Street
Smallwood
Theatrical protective league convention in Minot
The United Theatrical Protective League will hold its convention in Minot. About 150 delegates are expected to attend with W A Steffens of Minneapolis, the president, in charge. Members from the city are urged to join the pearl at directors.
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Minot Dee
United Theatrical Protective League
Minneapolis
W. A. Steffens
Pryers
Pearl
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Americas Commission
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Washington
David L Walsh
Masschusetts
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Pennsylvania
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Cilin
Felis Pi Palavieri
New York
Palavielal
Mexico
WM. J. Betting
Mieks
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Sth
Ward
Daniels
Lakensgard
Cox
Narding
AlLandawne
Mr. Daniels
Lokensgand
Bing
Daniels Bei Yame
Lokensgard
Bun Cranstad
Ward County
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