Fragmented OCR Brief on Bond Election for School Project
Poorly legible note outlines a high school bond issue plan. Mentions people and dates are unreadable, with references to bonds, project costs, and a proposed election in a local area.
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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
Poorly legible note outlines a high school bond issue plan. Mentions people and dates are unreadable, with references to bonds, project costs, and a proposed election in a local area.
Graduation exercises at Surrey High School begin with the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening June 13 delivered by Reverend James Anderson. The class night program features a one act farce The Crystal Ball. Commencement address by Professor John Adams Taylor on The Foursquare Man. Diplomas presented by John Burns. Public invited.
Attendees at the Amelita Galli Curci concert in Minot include Blaisdell and several local residents. Alfred Berrisford and Alvin Bir bought new Ford cars. John Kropp and family moved to Bemidji Minnesota. Cream shipments reach 360 cans for May worth $5,000. Mrs Claude Fenton and daughter Sybil visiting relatives in Grand Forks and Whitehall with Miss Dorothe Fen accompanying homeward. D. R. Powell arrived from Minot for a bank position. Irene Edwards visited T L Kincannon home. Memorial day exercises scheduled Friday at 2 p m. O R Powell family and Kip Olson hosted at dinner. Enney family visited Des Lacs. Belle Noss of Hatton visiting J S Bith. Norwegian Ladies' A lunch hosted at Lewis Anderson's. Dorothy Kinsella completed Eighth grade and returned home.
Douglas J D Franklin and family left Wednesday for Alexandria Minnesota to settle there. Miss Dazell left Tuesday for Dickinson North Dakota as a Rebekah delegate. Galli Curci concert plans draw attendees. meetings at Lutheran church feature visiting ministers and laymen. Ladies Aid provided luncheon for three days. Local showers reported with hope for soaking rain.
Dr. Chas Durnin of Westhope learns his son Charles died in Pasadena California after his motorcycle collided with a box car. The family had returned from California three weeks ago. Major and Mrs. E S Person left for Long Prairie Minnesota to attend their brother in law Arthur B Church who is ill.
Political advertisement praising a White Right candidate for the U S Senate after Col. Whil’s second term. Claims the state’s largest ever majority and strong leadership, warning against following false gods.
Notice states no ties will be allowed on certain land owned by Nels Haugland. Any stock found on the land will be retained by Haugland and related parties. The notice names Snel Have, Mingt, and North Dakota as entities involved.
Fragmentary note suggests a 1918 political shift or sale amid illness affecting the party. Mentions an average monthly amount around $400, with unclear context or names.
A feature notes timely graduation gifts and promotes Gallia-Carci Records with discounts at $1.50 each.
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