Minot Farmer John J Anderson Dies in Disc Accident
John James Anderson a 50 year old well known farmer from Tatman township ten miles north of Minot was killed when a disc struck a rock while cutting dirt on a road project. Dragged nearly a mile as horses ran away, his head and nose were badly injured. Funeral held at Lutheran church in McKinley township with many old friends in attendance. He leaves a wife six children and several siblings.
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John James Anderson
Tatman
Minot
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Lutheran J. Church
McKinley Township
Rev. E. Michaelson
J. D. van Fleet & Co
Detroit
Mich
John Strandber
Death of Ben Brand and call to defeat Kaiser
Logan North Dakota father Ben Brand killed fighting in France. visiting Minot he asks for victory over the Kaiser. He and family recall Ben’s service in Company A at Minot, with Raymond Gillette as a fellow local casualty, and note Ben’s farm and stock-raising achievements.
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J. Brand
Ben Brand
Brand
Logan, N. D
France
Minot
Independent Ofce
U. S. War Départment
Ben
Tew
Mr. Brand
Raymond Gillette
Baker
William
Co. A
Frank
Honolulu
John
Ray
Ward County
Lid
Corzine Discusses Army School Assignment
Corzine, recently reassigned from Minot, writes from the Army School of Military Paraphrasing to note his new appointment as instructor at the university. He provides quotations reflecting his views on military education and training.
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Corzine
Haviand W. Corzine
Minot
United States
Ar- Tey
University of
Mr. Cor- Tas
Tly
Red Parrott Admitted to Bail After Burglary Charge
Red Parrott, held on burglary charges for theft of tires in this state region, has been admitted to bail after several weeks in jail.
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Red” Parrott
Red” Parriott
Government Free Employment Office to Open Here
Lindley J. Patten state labor director and Thos Rich a Chicago examiner of the U S employment service visited last week to set up a free government employment office in the city. They chose a room in the Waltrim building on West Central avenue with H Go Helen in charge. The office will place men at good jobs at no charge and the government will post where help is needed to utilize labor efficiently during the war effort.
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Lindley J. Patten
Bismarck
Thos, Rich
Chicago
Examiner
U. S. Employment Service
Wlatiron
West Central Avennue
Goverment
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
Ity
North Dakota
Svarybeay
Lone Tree youths join quartermaster corps for Jefferson Barracks
About twenty Lone Tree residents accompanied three local boys who enlisted in the quartermaster corps and left Friday for Jefferson Barracks Missouri. A Thursday reception at Lone Tree church drew about 800. speakers included Rev. Mercer and J. W. Culnan. The delegation toured the city Friday in a parade to the depot.
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Lone Tree
Quartermaster's Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Harold E. Mann
Dale Roberts
Tommy Etter
Love Tree Church
Rev. Mercer
Minot Congregational Church
Tm, Williams
J. H. Burkhart
J. W. Culnan
Town Criers Fife & Drum Corps
Abstract Office Opens in Ward County
LM Ellithorpe organizes Ward County Title Co to issue reliable abstracts. The firm, housed on the second floor of the First International Bank block, posted $80 000 bonds approved by county commissioners. Ellithorpe offers attorney opinions on all abstracts with complete information for quick legal review. Norris Jones promoted to sergeant in the 338th Field Artillery at Camp Dodge.
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Atty, L. M. Ellithorpe
Ward County Title Co
First International Bank
LM. Ellithorpe
Board of County Commissioners
Ellithorpe
Norris Jones
Ira C. Jones
Pioneer Fuel Co
Sargeant
Norris
338Th Field Artillery
Camp Dodge
Red Cross Benefit Tractor Meeting Delivers Notable Support
Minot organizers hail a successful tractor demonstration funded by farm groups and chaired by Mr. Champlin, with profits earmarked for the Red Cross. The event spanned June 18 to 20, featuring posters, bus service, telephones, and sponsor involvement from Northern States Power Co. Attendees included a large crowd and music by Herbert Gouldin, with strong community support and plans for further publicity across several states.
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Frank Cinhe
Red Cross
Ward Calvnty
Linh
Red Cross Soviets
Hind
Can
Bern
Hinha
Agriculeur
Association of Commerce
M. Clewaphin
Champlin
Association of Coimmerce
North Dakota
Montana
Canada
Northern States Power Co
Minot
First Rendition of Mendelssohn Saint Paul at Lutheran Church
The first performance of Mendelssohn's oratorio Saint Paul at the Lutheran church last evening met with unqualified praise. The chorus showed precise response to the conductor and delivered a notable first half, while individual singers earned commendation for long effort paying off in a culmination.
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Mendelssohn
Saint Paul
Hardware Dealer Delegate Heads to National Convention
Peter Fugelso of Jacobson and Fugelso will attend the National Hardware Deniers Association convention in Cedar Point Ohio from June 18 to 20 as a state delegate. He notes the gathering will address wood shortages and other issues, including government control of barb wire supplies.
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Fugelso
Peter Fugelso
Jacobson & Fugelso
Cedar Point
National Hardware Deniers’ Association
Atute
Pugelso
Private Scott to Speak on German Hell After War
Private Scott, a Canadian prisoner of war who endured a German camp and escape, will tell his story in Minot this Saturday. An admission of 25 cents goes to the fleet war fund. event hosted by the Elks at the Majestic Theatre.
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Tecate Joli A. Sort
Ry Forves
Minot Elks
Fleet War Fund
Scott Way
Germany
Jowde Hly
Holland
Pruseian
Rubuer Hue
Pete Ty
el Bb
Tia Eee Rand
Norton plans trip to Fodale in July or August
A fragmented note indicates Norton from the Laratuary intends a journey to Fodale during July or August. The message mentions a set rate and a lull in Com Pens, suggesting scheduling or timing factors.
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Nort Praner
Toyee
TL Norton
Laratuary
Fodale
Nore
Plans Completed for Retailers Convention Amid Busy Lineup
The North Dakota Style Retailers Association completes preparations for its annual convention with speakers from Minot Fargo Valley City and Chicago, including sessions on advertising merchandising and trade acceptance. Afternoon entertainments include a ladies ride and a pavement dance, with officer elections and a patriotic program at Riverside Park.
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Sven Chakan
Progres
Feog P Maun
Vile Lake Agworg
Badd
Tracy Nee
Gyond Forks
Fred Manson
Tly Ebka
Wadnesday
Dill
Minot Vedi Association
Austin
Pargo
K. W. Clark
Valley City
Ryan
Meinere
Twin City Commercial Bulletin
Tla
Moon
Chicago
Curtis L. Mossher
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Opera Neuse
N. B. Black
Farge
Aifternoon
Riverside Park
Lieut Pence at Cornell University College
Lieutenant J. R. Pence reports from Cornell University College where he is taking up special work. He says the assignment should keep him in place for a month or so.
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Lieut. Pence
Cornel
J. R. Pence
Coraversity College
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Tatman Township
Mine
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Felows
U. & Army School of Military Aeronautics
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Marvin Northrup
George Croan
Rantoul
University
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McCrill
Ward McCrill
Leland Corner
Robert McKay
G. W. Wells
Government Free Employment Agency
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AG. W. Ward
the Independent
G. W. Ward
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Murray
Red Chase
Herbert Gouldin
Ull
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Cathy Vnlis
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Hyambaal Anil Mylalefsun
Homselves
Gould
Martha Sebby
Sebby
Amanda Haraty
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Guilixgon
Wheetoy
Gullixson
First Lutheran Church
Herbert Gould
Private Scott
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