Man Burned In Grasshopper Destroying Fire Experiment
Chas Moore, a prominent farmer near Minot, was badly burned Friday evening while testing a grasshopper destroying arcing device. His son Everett aided, both rushing to a spring to smother flames. Moore is hospitalized at St. Joseph's in Minot with severe burns. his condition described as critical but hopeful of recovery.
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Chas, Moore
Nedrose
Minot
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Moore
Rett
Everett Noh
Karable
Tuan
Anid
Moore Farm
Ernest. Shultz
Valley City
Ward County
Burlington
Shultz
Ernest
Charlie Crowson
Bernie Olson
Fr iday Shrine Gala Crowds in Minot Parade
Immense Minot crowd greets Shrine visitors led by Fargo El Zagal Temple. Parade to Riverside Park featured bands drum corps and camels as Potentate Fowler thanks locals for support during the Pilgrimage to Port. East St Louis and Charlotte Shriners arrive and are welcomed by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
el Zagal
Fargo
G. N
Riverside Park
Major E
Shriners
Potentate Fowler
Wever
Fargo Shriners
Jeanne
Shriner
William Jennings
Calie Ian Temple
Aea
Jamies Shrine Club
East St. Louis
iNorth ‘Ota
Camp Greene
France
Ae Ana
T! Norte
Avery Company to Install Minot Mc Doovany Branch in City
Report states Avery Company plans a branch here connected with Frosaker Implement Co. Street address given. E. K. Donovan to become Northwestern North Dakota district manager in line with Mirrotio relocation. Also, a morning lightning strike damaged A. Dorser farm home near Minot, causing kitchen items and a coffee can to be scattered. no serious injuries reported.
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Mc Doovany
Grand Forks
Avery Company
Hanita
Frosaker Implement Co
E. K. Donovan
North da
A. W. Dorser
A. Reey
Binot
Guy Ce
Ee ” Stack Nee
Toom
Dor
Corey
Bryan Addresses Minot Normal Graduates on The Worth of Man
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Minot Normal school auditorium honoring graduates. He praised education’s power, warned of rising class tension, and urged enforcement against corporate profiteering. He joked about Minnesota politics, noted prohibition forces, and commented on World Court and League of Nations.
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William Jennings Bryan
America
Foremont
Minot
Supreme Court
Bryan
North Dakota
New York
Centuri
Taft to Speak at Park Chautauqua Visit
The Association of Commerce plans a dinner for former President William Howard Taft during his Park Chautauqua visit. Taft arrives June 30 on the Soo Line at 2 10 and departs the next day at 2 20. A $1 plate dinner and an 8 00 evening speech at Wildwood are planned with local leaders arranging events and programs.
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Ax. Commerce
Privt
Leland Hotel
H. Be, Wheeler
Chautauqua Association
Bridgman
Grand H Bet
Bridgman-Ruswell Co
William Howard Taft
Park Chautauqua
Taft
Soo Line
Association of Commerce
Wildwood
J. FyeGuire
Mike Mulroy
F. N. Fuller
Wilsoft
Norman Ellison
Ortin Pierce
Frank Muskovitch
B. A. Shirley
Chas
Zehringer
Minot Chautauqua Opens at Wildwood Park in 1920
The Minot Chautauqua opens at Wildwood Park on Wednesday June 30 with H E B Wheeler owner manager and John E Howard in charge of program arrangements. The Alice Shrode Company presents the opening number at 2 00 pm and a second performance at 8 00 pm.
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Wildwood
Minot Chautauqua
Wilwood Park
H. EB. Wheeler
Wildwood Park
John E. Howard
Minot
Alice Shrode Company
Taft to Speak at Evening Session and Local Concerts Listed
Howard Taft will deliver an address during the evening session. Hadley Concert Company performs Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings. Crawford Adams Company provides numbers Saturday afternoon and evening. Bioher-Shipp Company appears Sunday as attraction. Booklets with program details are available and sea wine ticket sales underway.
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Willan
Howard Taft
United States
Hadley Concert Company
Crawford Adams Company
Bioher-Shipp Company
Wool Growers Establish Permanent Organization and Officers
The Mouse River Wool Growers Association held a general meeting in the Association of Commerce room where the organization was perfected and permanent officers elected. Members from Ward county and neighboring counties chose Chas. Ouradnik as president, W. Flynn as secretary treasurer, and Al Erb as vice president along with directors on the advisory board. A warehouse will operate June 26 to July 15 to invite Eastern buyers for the 1920 clip.
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Mouse River Wool Growers’ Association
Association of Commerce
Ward County
McHenry
Mounttail
McLean
Divi
Chas
Apect
Agricultural School
Fargo
Sign artist George Jacobson joins Minot Display Ad staff
Accomplished sign artist George Jacobson nephew of Martin Jacobson accepts a post in Minot Display Ad Company as part of the art department. He is a violinist of notable ability and his arrival is seen as a welcome musical addition to Minot. His staying on is hoped to be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobson
Martin Jacobson
Minot Display Ad Company
Jacobson
Minot
Death of John Grattan Lynch Saddens Minot
John Grattan Lynch son of Mr and Mrs John Lynch prominent local residents died June 21 after a year long illness following flu and lung trouble. He served in the Student Army Training Corps at the University of Minnesota and was a star basketball player at Minot High School. Funeral at St Leos Catholic church with American Legion escort. Survivors include parents three sisters and a brother.
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John Grattan Lynch
John Lynch
Cho Au
Student Army Training Corps
University of Minnesota
Lotr
Agel
Shuswap
B. C
Frank Carlin
Carlin
St. Leo's Catholic Church
George E. Carlin
Marshall, Minn
Minus
Minot
Dig Blanche Lynch
Grand Forks
Mildred
Brillian
J. W. Coffin
Des Moines
Iowa
Christenson
Velya
G. J. Knore
Walter Christengen
Emanuel Vix
Sadie Streener
Baptist Church
Newman Township
Sawyer
Martineau Family Reunion to Gather in St Johns North Dakota
Dr A A Martineau and family attend a reunion in St Johns North Dakota with seven boys and three girls. Parents still reside in St Johns as early settlers. Dr Martineau plans to be away from the city for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Martineau
Jett Wemenday
St. Johns
North Dakota
Martineaus
Jaytineau
Townley Candidate Suffers Defeat in Minnesota Primary
Minnesota primary returns show Townley forces upbeat as J. A. Prous wins the governorship with about 15 000 votes over Shipstead in a six candidate field. Prosn received 127 votes in one county, with broad town support and rejoicing among Republicans aligned with Townley.
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Townley
Minnesota
J. Alo
Prous
Fovernor
Repubns
Shipstead
Jungue Canilidite
Wier
Connie
Procinete
Eyaniok
Shipstes
Notice of Stock Placement and Public Sale
Official notice states any stock placed for sale by Frank Peach without prior notice will be covered for sale at public auction. The document requests acknowledgment and action regarding the sale process.
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Frank
Gale
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Nedrose Farmer
T. A. Bydal
Grant Fern
Pete
Mr. Bydal
Wm. Langer
Langer
Minot High School
Velva
R. A. Nestos
A.m.thompson
Minnie Nielson
S. A. Nelson
Mins Nielson
Srons
Arma
Bear
League
Argi Ant Valley
Bank of Northkota
Bank of North Dakota
Bade & Rozen
Minot Normal
Omaha
Luncoln
Neds
Spe
Chicago
San Francisco
San
Bine
National Employers’ Association
Frank Moskoviteh
Moskoviteh
Aager
Muskovitch
Mnot
FISK
Fisk Rubber Company
Archer
Northwestern Builders’ Supply Co
Fish Rubber Co
Big Discount
Bon
British Columbia
Portal
Brakie
Palermo
H. J. Herzog
H. J
Repite
Walter Archibald
Foxholm Coal Pee Ara
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