Minot measures honor amid grand celebration
Thousands attend Minot celebration marking Sailor and Coming events. Jacobson, nicknamed Deredevil, performs daring aerial stunts in a Curtis airplane before a vast crowd. The program includes bands from Harvey and Glenburn, speeches by Howard Knotts, and a full day of free entertainments and open city hospitality for veterans and service members.
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Waverly Hotel
Metor-Hasge Nuptials At Revie Parish
A fragmentary report notes the wedding of leaders Log ad Manda Ot with attendance at a presidential event. Details are unclear but indicate a formal ceremony and local interest in the union of two prominent figures.
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North Dakota architects elect officers and plan next meeting
Minot ec ee of State' Andrew ran is unintelligible text but lists officers W W Hancock of Fargo as President Jan Jamestown as Vice President Fraser Minot as Secretary with W Shannon Jamestown and G Edwards Grand Forks as trustees. Delegates toured Jamestown by Commercial Club and banqueted at Hotel Kindred. Subjects include National Housing Problems Bitterbush Bros War experience Braseth Fargo Modern Heating and Ventilation Auren Fraser Minot Concrete engineering and its relation to present day architecture. Next meeting to be held in Jamestown in November.
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Andrew Ran
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Artects
W.W. Hancock
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Jan
Jamestown
Valley City
Bitterbush Bros
Construction Plans For Bakery Block In Minot
Minot architect Hanson Ane Peder Hansen completes three story bakery block on First Street 8. W. with basement finished last year. Projected 560 by 140 feet, cost around 50000 dollars. Grams Bros will operate bakery and rear first floor restaurant. Front basement to house pool hall and barber shop. Upper floors include rooms. other nearby projects include a school building and church, plus hotel section plans.
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Homecoming Scandal Sparks Telegram Confusion
A garbled telegram from Crookston says dozens of attendees at the Homecoming celebration were involved in a late night incident. Chief Dougherty receives unclear report about men and a Minot event, leaving questions about who participated and why.
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Campaign Launched For Minot Public Swimming Pool
City backers push a public pool project with funding plans, pledges to build a sturdy facility at the site. Supporters say the pool will provide safe water access and benefits to youth, with fundraising tied to community events and local donors.
Sousa Band Highlights Minot Concert Weekend
Sousa's 60 musician ensemble performed at the high school auditorium to packed crowds for matinee and evening shows. A post concert banquet in the Leland featured a gun club shoot at Minot Gun Club with a 46 of 50 score. Also noted were local business openings, retirements, and obituaries for Booth, a Velva farmer with two brothers and a sister.
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Andience
Sousa
Minot
Wneto
New York
J. F. Booth
Irvin Booth
San Francisco
Wm. Lewis
New Jersey
Booth
Cyclone Wrecks Offices and Garage at Parshall
A cyclone passed Sunday evening through Parshall North Dakota destroying the International Oil Co offices and garage. Local manager C A Pierce escaped with minor injuries, carrying tickets as the funnel cloud swept the building across the street. The stove and a large safe were blown away. Pierce hopped home on his artificial limb. Rain fell along the Missouri River north of Parshall, crops look good, poised for a strong harvest.
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Ten Killed In North Dakota Cyclone Reported
A northern North Dakota cyclone along the Power Lake line of the Great Northern killed at least ten people, including Gunder Larson and family members in the Larson home near Alamo, with additional deaths in surrounding farms. Barns and houses were destroyed, and dozens were injured in and near McGregor as the storm wrecked communities Sunday night.
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Elmer Holgerson
John Holgerson
John Olson
Arthur Wilson
Gunder Larson
Larson
Alamo
Hans Stodeck
McGregor
Ete
Nelson
Anther
Saltcock
Cyclone Rips Through North Dakota Killing Nelson
A powerful cyclone devastated McGregor and surrounding towns injuring many and killing Nelson when his house collapsed. Dozens of homes barns and buildings were wrecked across the region with injuries reported to the Youngberg family and others. Reports describe shipping delays and widespread damage including blown box cars near White Earth and toppled barns in Williston Zahl and Wildrose.
Changes at Rogers Lumber Yard Coal Co Ownership
Max Johnson of Rogers Lumber Co. takes over Wallace Ker Coal Co assets and will run a full coal and wood yard at the central city site. The new proprietor plans improvements, maintains the same location, and will offer bituminous and lignite coal plus wood with delivery service. Mr and Mrs B C War of Minot mourn the illness of their relative, while a Meier Hauge wedding updates are noted.
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Yamyr
J. Ison
Martha Loftesness
Mary Frost
Clarina Oen
Josie Skulberstad
Oscar Hauge
Arnold Hauge
P. Skulberstad
Gilbert Oen
Herbert Benno
Meier
Bismarck
Yellowstone National Park
Linton
Mr. Meier
Hin Posta
First National
Minot
Max Moheren
Johnson
B. C. Warfrom
Sele
Ores
Minot Boy Receives the Croix de Guerre Hero
Lieutenant Blaisdell of Minot receives the Croix de Guerre from France for bravery in action with the French Expeditionary Forces. The award, issued January 23, 1919, cites his actions near Etienne aux Es being under machine gun fire and placing a 33 mm gun to help advance the infantry. Also notes a local baker, James Bamford, was attacked near the Cafeteria, and Scofield’s crops thriving with 4000 acres. boy scouts return from camp after a storm and long trip home.
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J.C. Biatsdell
Marshall
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Minot
Seine
Seine’ A Hearty Weleme Y His Many,friends. Lieut Blaledell
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Lake Métigonke
Moe
Riley
Dany
Proventien
Mary Ao
State Seed Commissioner PaymentReceipt
A fragmented note indicates an instruction to issue payment or funds to the State Seed Commissioner. The readable portion shows a claim or form reference, with references to a state official and an entitlement or account. Further context is unclear from the legible text.
Local Officials Report Narrow Victory in Special Election
Officials compiled results from last Thursday's special election showing a voter majority near six thousand in several districts. Early returns indicated a wave of support, with figures suggesting a lean toward the proposed measure amid citywide interest.
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