Record Jump Inspires Navy Trainer C B Fry Tale
Commander C B Fry describes discovering jumping ability as a youth after a terrier chased him into an orchard. He recalls leaping a ditch and hedge to escape, then climbing a plum tree as the dog retrieved a toad, noting the fear of hydrophobia and a long pause before jumping again.
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C. B. Fry
Navy
Pearson
A Weekly
Iron Foundry War Area Report from the Spring Front
A British correspondent in France describes a wartime iron foundry operated largely by Breach women and girls under supervision of men. Despite bomb damage, the workers produce heavy components with clean, precise work and a strong stance amid air raids. Also noted are Tunis reservoir prospects and ancient Roman irrigation ruins.
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Sring
France
Scientific American
Tunis
Africa
Europe
United States
Rome
North Dakota Rally Voices Wartime Unity and Farm Pride
A large crowd gathered at Riverside Park for a Republican rally and picnic in North Dakota. Speakers included state treasurer John Steen and Congressman F D Norton who urged unified support for the war and government while condemning I W W and Bolshevik ideas. Attorney General candidate Geo P Homnes and Railway Commissioner M P Johnson spoke on political and farming issues. A late rain interrupted the program and a reception followed at the Leland hotel.
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Congressman Norton
Geo. P. Homnes
John Steen
M. P. Johnson
Riverside Park
Republlican
E. D. Skinner
Sawyer
North Dakota
United States
Steen
F. D. Norton
Third
America
Germany
France
Belgium
Congress of the
Norton
Crosby
Halley
St. Paul
Ni Dakota
Townley
Johnson
Nonpartisan League
Equity
Leland Hotel
City in brief: plan and people in a Minnesotan town
A long list of local happenings covers visitors from Burlington and Minot, a hospital operation for Katherine McKenzie, several draft and military notes, a funeral, agricultural work in Montana, a nurse of 8 1 2 pounds a baby girl, and a Red Cross meeting raising $15. Names include F N Fuller, D Skinner, Chas McKenzie, William Steen, Rogers Lumber Co, E J Bowman, Geo Mueller, Otto Boltz, Chas Wistrom, Mrs Wistrom, Mr and Mrs Campbell, Gunder Kively, Louis A Larson, Irwin Williamson, L W Brubaker, Nels Hanson, Bill Marshall, John Skoglund, Bennie Olson, I M Oseth, James Lighthall, and R J Woodrow. The draft schedule calls for 10 000 from Minnesota and 2 000 from North Dakota starting June 24. The note mentions a funeral at Central Avenue East and Rose Hill cemetery and a Red Cross event at J E Christianson home.
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F. N. Fuller
Fuller Motor Co
Minneapolis
D. Skinner
Sawyer
Minot
Palermo
Katherine
William Steen
Burlington
Rogers Lumber Co
Rawmoose
E. J. Bowman
Geo. Mueller
Fred Werzberg
Adolph Boltz
Otto Boltz
Minnesota
Gunder Kively
Louis A. Larson
Ward County
Crosby
Irwin Williamson
Camp Freemont
Cal
L. W. Brubaker
Rochester
Minn
Central Avenue East
Rose Hill Cemetery
P. W. Erickson
Nels Hanson
Nashua
Mont
Montana
Raina
Bill” Marshall
John Skoglund
Burlington Township
Skoglund
Bennie Olson
North Prairie
Ben
I. M. Oseth
Fort Snelling
France
A. E. F. Jas
Enj
Mirvea Fal
Agnes Nordquist
Thowcheon
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Octavius Reamey
Christian Herald