Choosing Our Neat President and Rose Hill Cemetery
The National Republican convention near, Chicago, will nominate the next president with Wood and Lowden leading delegates. The article also calls for improving Rose Hill Cemetery under park work by Will Doolittle, urging community efforts and seed industry growth in North Dakota for a stronger agricultural economy.
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United States
Lowden
Johnson
Chicago
Wood
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
League of Nations
John Barleycorn
Bryan
McAdoo
Will D. Doolittle
Doolittle
Rose Hill Cemetery
The
Independent
Minot
Donnybrook notes and wartime observations in fall issue
A column discusses citizenship refusals tied to loyalty tests, critiques war-time press practices, and advocates price adjustments and broader farmer support. It includes a memorial note for Wilton Gludt and remarks on farm labor, prices, and education’s impact on agriculture.
Local dealer markets urban home amid court speech
Fragmentary text notes a local dealer promoting an urban home in a court setting with mentions of Bert Plawman and a residence on Temieoot Court. The garbled lines suggest an advertisement or speech about a prized property.
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Hoey Hoa Heders Avardas
Frank
Suds Tom's
Bert Plawman
Fire damages block occupied by the National Cleaners
A Monday night fire at the Blakedell Block South Main Street damaged the National Cleaners and nearby areas. The blaze started from car rubbish in the basement, threatening collapse and requiring hoses and hydrants to control. Proprieter Dahlman feared for his son, who was at a show, as flames confined to the cleaners section prompted re cleaning of some cloth goods.
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Donnybrook
Amiel Gladt
Dent
Minnesota
Charlie McKenzie
Eighth Avenue
Gludt
Wilton Gludt
Texas
Signal
Wilton
Mr. Gludt
Clarence Gludt
Eesha
Blakedell
Astreety
National Cleaners
Nat Atibast Cleaners
Trea A
Crete
James Johnson
Dahlman
Nanm Clesners
Burlington Growers Plant One Thousand Acres of Potatoes
Burlington growers announce plans to plant about 1000 acres of potatoes this year. Seeds were obtained from multiple sources and planting runs through June 10. Varieties include Early Ohio Green Mountains and Triumphs with 60 to 100 acre blocks by local growers.
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Burlington Growers
John H. Werner
I Jacol
Werner
Burington
Sena ‘Sat
Cally
Photteke
Mr. Werner
Jon Olson
Einar Joon
Barlington
Ayner and
Krowers
Henry Kiuver
Geo. Johnson
Berthold
Harvey Johnson
State Medical Meeting Set for Minot June 15 16
The North Dakota State Medical Association will hold its first annual session in Minot on Tuesday and Wednesday June 15 and 16. The program includes lectures by D J Gallagher and Dr. Ace New, a dance at the Association of Commerce rooms, and a series of medical discussions on head injuries chronic headaches and other topics led by noted physicians from Minot Fargo and Bismarck with demonstrations and lantern slides. A social ride and dinner dance follow, with debates on malpractice and surgical topics throughout the two days.
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Minot Rotary Club
Minot &Normal School
Normal School
Arthur G. Crane
Wm. F. Clarke
Rotaryan
Eleanor Bryson
Doestic Science Department
Nee de Sounie Roenate
Rotary
Orrin
Pierce
Robert Graham
North To State Medical Association
Minot
Ramamee
Association Merce Rooms
D. J. Gallagher
Long
Association of Commerce
Ace
Ow. P
Baldwin
Association of Commerce Rooms
A. Beau
Jamestown
Rugman
Join H. Randlaub
ACEO
Gordon
New
Rochester
Minn
H. H. Healy
Grand Forks
Hanormeee
Geo. M. Williamson
Ewing
Kenmare
F. W. MacManus
Bashaw
Alberta
Frank E. Wheelon
Mars
Chas Lyman Greene
St. Paul
E. A. Pray
Valley City
J. O. Arneon
Bismarck
J. G. Lamont Dunserth
R. H. Bosard
W. P. Sibler
Devils Lake
C. W. McClusky
Carrington
Pylotte
Pupils of Western Conservatory of Music in Recital
Recitals at the Grand Opera House and Sunday afternoon featured pupils under Russell Thorson and the Minor Band. The faculty, including Prof. Max Wellin, praised for building a strong institution with trained performers.
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Western Conservatory OF Music
Grand Opera House
Russell Thorson
Join
Devine
Catherine Cambini
Mace Nelnon
Almarence
Zalman Haskell
Pizsner
Zi Fedde
Velma Donaldson
Bernie Vaughn Smallwood
Blanche Bev
Donald Id Thorson
Helen Tscharer
Inert Backs
Lilian Olson
Lau Pa
Adolph Echsting
Ivan Erginon
Laurice Poureen
Delbert
Pie
Seton Oth la Bear
Mane
King
Ee Blanche Novak
Ahd Cuty i Martin
Teschera
Max Wellin
Flpd
Druggist's War Service and Wyoming Land Grant
Druggist Albert 3. snere served with the A E F in France and later engaged in construction work in northern France. He resigned to oversee a land tract in Wyoming offered with government preference to returning veterans. The lease opened a large tract for settlement, with the government noting valuable land and a broad development plan.
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Albert
France
Nort Eden
Wyoming
Ind
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Worth Bi
Dr. Ni Ts
Suma
A. A. Robinson Elevator Co
Mr. Robinson
Logan
Surrey
Walker-Christenson Co
North Dakota
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Wisconsin
Dakota
Union
Acoda
War Savings Stampa
Sam
Fes Cial
Tts
Spendig
P. H. Er
Holden
Devery
JUDD
Delski
Norma
Mary
Agnes Cantwell
Rotarians
Minot Normal School
Prae Aternace
Dn. W. Mens
H. Bodenstab
Blake Lancaster
Wahpeton
Wasserman
E. H. Reudiger
Geo. A. Carpenter
Fargo
R. H. Beck
Peice
Walter R. Bond
Minot, N. D
Andrew Johnson
Douglas
B. B. Mouck
J. H. Burns
A. B. Carlson
Ford
Overland
Fuller Motor Company
Millet
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