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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
6
A detailed article discusses the qualifications and judgment expected of a veterinary surgeon. It emphasizes observation, careful diagnosis, meticulous operation, and thorough aftercare. Overseeing the humane treatment of animals and avoiding unnecessary pain are highlighted as core duties.
Montag's Rotary luncheon featured Dr A D McCannel as chairman with visitors E C Flag of Minot faculty tasked to supervise Riverside Park swimming, Boy Scout encampment at Rice Lake, Max Johnson a local coal dealer, and W Stockwell Grand Secretary of North Dakota Masons. C L Fountain of St Paul discussed railroad safety campaigns from June to September to reduce crossings incidents nationwide.
Week’s events include Senior Sermon on June 11 at 8 15 PM by Dr Board of Parco President. play She Stoops to Conquer June 13 by State Normal School seniors with a matinee for children. commencement address by Lewis F Crawford in the gym. Kiwanis luncheon reports and remarks on civic clubs progress. The Normal School Gym hosts all events with public invited.
Nearly a hundred Ward county township supervisors gathered in Minot for the annual meeting at the Association of Commerce rooms. A. S. Spicher opened the session with welcome remarks, with G. D. Colcord delivering the welcome. Speakers included Commissioners Krantz and Vandenwever, Rev. P. W. Erickss, and John Huseby, Ward county agricultural agent, who stressed county farming priorities and the need for strong supervisor support. Huseby noted Ward county farmers marketed one million bushels of potatoes last year and urged careful seed selection and better marketing practices. The afternoon featured John A. Sorensen of the Ward county demonstration farm and Carl W. Mason of the Ward County Fair Association, followed by a buffet dinner and an evening program led by Max Johnson.
A wedding occurred at the Niedermeier home with Rev. D T Dierdorff officiating. Lydia Niedermaeler served as bridesmaid and Victor Pommier as best man. The couple wed under an arbor of blue and gold, with guests including D T Dierdorff and Pommier families. After a supper, the couple received well wishes and left for San Diego to reside.
State Deputy Head Consul Murphy of Grafton will appear Tuesday June 20 to exhibit a six reel film showing the Woodmen order’s work. The scenery film is described as among the finest and will interest the public. Readers are urged to note the date and attend.
P T Brook of Roscoe South Dakota, a Woodmen deputy, has arrived in the city to inaugurate an intensive campaign for member ships. He has arranged for his family to move here soon.
A small blaze started at the Strand theatre late Wednesday afternoon when film burned as operator Marvy Schlaberg changed reels. A film fell onto an electric tire, igniting the other reel and destroying it. Schlaberg suffered severe burns on the right hand and minor facial burns. Firemen extinguished the fire with a hand extinguisher. About a dozen patrons were present and not alarmed.
Dr Roy Ringo and his family left Sunday morning for Los Angeles California where they will make their future home. The doctor came to Mi sixteen years ago and will not be locating there.
A Kenmare Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance notice urges immediate coverage for horses and stock. The ad highlights low costs and directs readers to contact the nearest agent or Aug Krants, secretary, in Kenmare North Dakota.
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