Versailles A Storied Palace Of Kings And Revolutions
A survey of Versailles tracing its rise as a historic center from royal hunting lodge to symbol of courtly life. It notes French revolutions, wars, famous mistresses, and the Gallery of Mirrors, with anecdotes about Louis XIV, Madame de Montespan, Pompadour, and others shaping history at the palace.
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Versailies
Britain
Gret
United States
William I
Versailles
Paris
Europe
Louisa XM
Louisa
Louis XIV
Marie
Valliere
Montespan
Louin
Eskimo Dance Worth Seeing at South Alaska Event
Beribboned notes describe Eskimo dancers from Alaska performing with tom toms and seal hide drums. Men strip to waist, women wear calico and denim, dances include mmece and wolf dances, drums beat steadily as chants rise to a frenzied finale. Guests donate tea and candy, not money.
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Bskimos
Alaska
Mother Otters Jeb and the newborns in winter sun
The passage describes a mother otter nursing and guarding her litter in a secure bank nook. She rarely leaves them, awakens to feed, and carries pups to sunlit basking spots as they grow. She teaches woodcraft and discipline to her youngsters amid winter births often in January.
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Jeb
Hove
Saint Lucy and the Lighted Life of a Roman Martyr
The article recounts Saint Lucy born in Syracuse in 304 A. D. and her vow of religious life. It notes her beauty and unwanted suitors, the accusation of professing Christianity, and her martyrdom under Diocletian. It mentions her depiction in art holding a platter with her eyes.
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Saint Lucy
Saint Jucy
Gir
Lux
Sycore
Diocletian
Chicago
Warnes and the Poison Bottle Label Discovery
A narrative describes a bottle marked with sandpaper that covers it all around. The rough label in the night wakes the sleeper, revealing the bottle contains poison. The printed label specifies the poison type.
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Warnes
Proved, Murfee-Sure and the Fatter Goat Morale
A fragmentary exchange shows Mr Murfee-Sure boasting about a bet or challenge involving a goat and morale. The speaker accuses an ally of eating up the speaker’s bid corsets. The dialogue suggests a humorous or satirical rural setting with slang terms for deceit and resistance.
Packers Prices for Sheep and Beef Products
Market notes show varied prices for sheep and cattle products. Quotes include beef cattle values around 11.50 to 14.00 and lambs from 13 to 16.50, with ewes and rams priced in the 5 to 8.78 range and bulls in the 4.60 to 8.78 bracket. Multiple figures appear for weights and grades across packing plant listings.
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Bieber
Prominent Shriners to Attend Blackfoot Ceremony at Glacier Park
W. Freeland Kendrick of Phi Delphias Grand Illustrious Potentate Shriners of America travels to the Grand Imperial Council in Portland on June 22 and planned stop at Glacier Park to attend the Blackfoot tribe ceremony. Louis W. Hill, Redmen liaison and Great Northern director chair, will also attend.
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Glacier Park
W. Freeland Kendrick
Phidelphias Grand Illustrious
Shriners of America
Grand Imperial Council
Portland
Ore
Glazier Park
Redmen
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Wool Growers Form Loop Association To Pool Wool
A meeting in the Association of Commerce rooms created the Wool Growers Association of the Mouse River Loop with Ward and neighboring counties. Twenty men attended and a four member committee Ou radnik Al Eric Stevenson Phool will meet June 9 to finalize organization at the County Agent Gorman’s office. The planned pool will be in Minot to secure a better market and about thirty members are expected at start.
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Wool Growers Association
Association of Commerce Rooms
Minot
Minor Lodge to Stage Damon and Pythias Drama
At the last meeting of Minor Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias the group decided to present the Damon and Pythias drama. Cast selection proceeds with care as a full scenic production will be mounted for a live performance anticipated with strong local interest.
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Sta
Minor Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Damon and Pythias
Order of the Knights of Pythias
Minot
Minor Lodge No
Knights of Pythian
Parker Dies in Saskatchewan After Illness
Chas. F. Parker passes away in Last burn hospital Saskatchewan on a Saturday in May after a seven day bronchial illness. Remains were laid to rest under Salvation Army rites conducted by the North Battlesford Corps with his wife and several children in attendance.
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Chas
F. Parker
Saskatchewan
Lastburn
North Battlesford Corps
Salvation Army
Heath Named Desk Sergeant After Leaving Federal Building
C B G Heath resigns as janitor at the Federal building to become desk sergeant at police waters. Heath formerly led Granville police as chief and earned praise for sharp arrests and keen ability to identify criminals. City Commissioners hail his proven experience and service.
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C. B. G. Heath
C. B.C. Heath
Federal
Police Warters
B.C
Sargeant
Granville
Ir. Heath
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Minot Residents
A list of marriage licenses includes Gladys Foot age 18 from Benedict and Reinhart primer fet Bened, Burris 52 from Minot with Ruth pallor wi Lenda, Matcoe 22 from Minot with Evaline oilina, Fyoonan Owen C Halvorson 24 from Minot with Fiona M Ball 18, Van Sickler 85 Ryder Kathryn M Ward 61 West Union Ind, Adie D Miche 27 Donnybrook PeschakaE, alkale Sent Lanegraff 27 Minot.
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Gladys Foot
Benedict
Reinhart
M. Burris
Minot
Ruth Pallor
Lenda
Matcoe
Evaline Oilina
Fyoonan
Dekoeke Convention at Fargo Draws Delco Dealers
Dekoeke convention at Fargo gathers Delco Tight dealers for a two day meeting Monday and Tuesday. Leading farm lighting and pumping authorities will deliver talks on modern methods and sales trainer instruction. Observers note shifts in architectural planning and the possible reduction of rooms in home designs.
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Dekoeke
Fargo
Bert Plowman
Delo
Delco
Rainy Week Boosts North Dakota Harvest Prospects
Showers spread through the week across western North Dakota improving crop outlook after a late spring with substantial acreage. Barley spelt millet and oats feed hay are being sown as seed houses report sales of coarse grains. In Minot a girl recovering after a fall in an alleyway receives minor injuries while local baseball teams split results in four games, and Fred Grossarth receives a sanitary bed for rheumatic illness inspiring sympathy from friends.
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North Dakota
Minot
State Medical Convention in Minot Dates Set
The North Dakota Medical Association will hold its state convention in Minot on June 15 and 16. Delegates from the Northwestern Medical Association were chosen, including Dr. Erenfeld and Dr. A. J aeef from this city and Dr. Halliday from another location.
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Minot
North Dakota Medical Association
Northwestern Medical Association
Erenfeld
A. J [Aeef
Tr. Halliday
Ohall
Gorman Plants 40 Acres to Potatoes in Granville
North Dakota farmer N. D. Gorman and his brother plant 40 acres to potatoes on their Granville area farm, signaling confidence in the potato industry. Gorman serves as Ward County Agricultural Agent.
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Gorman
N. D. Gorman
Ward County
North Dakota
Granville
Smith Towner Bill Advances Educational Reforms
A congressional bill outlines Americanization of foreigners, literacy removal, equalized education, and expanded physical education. It proposes a $100 million annual federal appropriation matched by $100 million from state funds, adding teacher training facilities and appointing a Secretary of Education. The appeal urges public support and active advocacy.
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Congress
Fa. F. Minot State Normal Sevic
Undefined sentence fragment hints at teaching positions
The text references seeking trained teachers and notes concerns over low wages for teaching roles. It mentions expectations tied to ideals and the impact on work with children, implying dissatisfaction with pay levels.
Minot notes and travels among local residents
W H Francis Velva publisher visits. Bert Hartman Glenburn farmer attends business in Minot. Local teachers return to school duties about September tenth. Mrs Will Be Bolbein and Mrs H Kathryn Wald visit Minot from South City. Various Minot residents travel to Tioga St Louis and Grand Forks for events. stock show attendance. a Masonic temple stock dividend declared. Memorial Day visits and family trips to Texas and Fargo noted.
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W. H. Francis
Velva
Vis- Heed
Bert Hartman
Glenburn
Tran Oa
Minot
Bolbein Bs Pee Ree
South City
Norte
Kathryn Wald Oni
Wwrv
Glaude Meta
M. Thornton
Minx Anderson
Donnybrook
Il Lake
Cooper
A. G. Crane
Minot Normal
Tioga
Ben Hinbeck
Granville
Elsie J. Cook
The
Normal
Oak Park
Raymond L. Horan
St. Paul
Wister McDonald
Wi Arker
Minneapolis
California
M, T. Dallquiel
N.O. Hammer
Vel Mont
Mark M. Chatfield
Roy Swigart
W. R. Stenerson
St. Louis
Perial
Minot Masonic Tem
Minot Normal School
Mae Brehmer
Amos Brehmer
Texas
John Steinberger
Bie
Miss Monagan
Ross
N. D
Clare Crawford
Lisbon
N. C
Charlie McKenzie
Ito
Crawfords
Clare
McLean
Lola Smith
Union National Bank
Washington
Mabel Olson
Cuba Boden
Government
Miss Smith
Independent
George Hempel
Madison
Wis
Louise Yeomans
University of Wisconsin
Miss Yeomans
T. N. Yeomans
Ducks Suckle Chester White Sow in Curious Brood
A damaged clipping notes a Chester White sow nursing ducklings seen at a farm. The article mentions the sow’s unusual brood appearing feathered with hair and references a local figure famed for reliability.
Surrey Commencement Schedule and Graduating Class
Surrey high school set commencement exercises for June 27 with the baccalaureate sermon on June 13. Graduates include J Bradley, Harry Burns, Marvin Burns, Fay Shuttleworth, Bliss Sorenson, Helen Woodiwins and Stanley Zook.
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Surrey
Surrey High School
J . Bradley
Harry Burns
Marwin Burns
Fay Shuttleworth
Bliss Sorenson
Helen Woodiwins
Stanley Zook
Center School House Decoration Day Guests Visit Locals
A Center school house Decoration Day gathering brought together families and neighbors including the Bylworths, the Walkers, and the Bivens clan. Earl Walker plans to take Franks Long’s plow position as Frank Long heads to Minot for work.
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Center School
Jomcoe Beighler and Sons
Neal Bylworth
At the Center School
Earl Walker
Babe
E. B. Bivens
Battalion
Margaret
Frank Long
Mr. Long
Minot
Seventh Day Adventist Special Service Schedule
A Seventh Day Adventist church announces a Saturday service at 10 a.m. with communion at 11 a.m. Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and a preaching service at 7 p.m. A Sunday union service at the auditorium will feature a lecture on prophetic expressions including the Beast image and mark of the Beast.
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Congr Mn
God
Alway
White's Right ties Senate Candidate For United
Political advertisement praising White after admiral and governor terms, claiming the Republican party reached peak strength and the ticket won by the largest majority in state history. Argues he would lead without false idols and stands as a strong party advocate.
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White
Senate
United
Admiral White
Republican
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