Shrine Club Brings Virginia Rea to Minot Ball
The Minor Shrine Club hosts a big night on April 8 at the Masonic Temple starting 9:30 PM. A concert by Virginia Rea, noted American coloratura soprano, with admission one dollar, invites Masons and ladies to attend. Rea, a Southern girl and Brunswick record contributor, is praised alongside Gates, Teeyte, and Galli-Curci.
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Minor Shrine Club
Virginia Rea
Masonic ‘Temple
Misa Rep
America
Brunswick Records
Lucy Gates
Maggie Teyte
Galli Cure
Rea
Shrine Club
Minot Shriners
Hart Swalstead
A.D. McCanne
Perston Hallemai
Martin Engeseth
J. W. Pence
Andy Carlson
Frank Youngman
Mr. Cummings
Gop. Kew
Per
Torgie Olson
Aksel_ Bratsheris
Fred W. Dale
Frank Taylor
Hal Davies
Hurt Swalstead
G. I. Colcord
Norman Ellison
Geo. Walker
Pred Truax
A. Bratberg
A.D. Hagenstein
Henry Byorum
Red Cross Clinic Performs 137 Tonsil Operations
Dr. Archie McCannel and team spent three days in Divide county with Miss Black arranging a hospital clinic for Red Cross children. Forty beds in Fortuna yielded 39 tonsil removals in one day, then Crosby saw 98 more over two days. Payments to be made only if parents can, a commendation for the brave children and cooperative communities.
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Archie McCannel
Ward County
The
Red Cross
Divide County
Miss Black
Red Gross
Dr. McCannel
Noonan
Divide County Court House
Crosby
County Red Cross
McCannel
Robbed International Oil Filling Station
Thieves entered the offices of the International Oil Co filling station early Sunday and forced the safe, escaping with a substantial amount of money.
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The
International Oil Co
Sheep Investment Boosts Burling ton Grower Chas Ouradnik
Ward County Farm Bureau president Chas Ouradnik reports strong sheep farming profits with 12 lambs from 16 ewes and 86 percent efficiency on the first 100 lambs. He notes rising sheep prices, breeding prospects, and the value of sheep for weed control and meat. He advocates keeping 6 to 12 sheep per farm and highlights home wool use and climate considerations.
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Burlington
Chas, Ouradnik
Ward County Farm Bureau
Ouradnik
North Dakota
Hadler Opposes Recall in McKinley Township Case
Wm Hadler a long time Democrat in McKinley township near Minot loans support to incumbents and declines recall action. Kate Mullinex of Tolley reports a scalp gash from skating after colliding with a wire, one of the readable fragments.
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Hadler
McKinley
Minot
Bisimarek
Kate Mullinex
Tolley
Firebugs suspected after Minot blacksmith shop blaze
City authorities fear arson after a fire at a Second Street S. E. shop owned by Joe Hodgins caused about 700 dollars in damage. The blaze spread to Hodgins garage nearby, scorching a hearse ambulance and several cars before firefighters contained it. Investigators note odd timing and possible entry for gasoline and lighting a match.
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Minot
Second St. S. E
Joe Hodgins
Hodgins
Kins
Eere
Willys-Knight
Nash
Ford
Nugent Arrives in Chicago With Auto
Dr C C Nugent and Mrs Nugent arrived in Chicago after a long road trip describing a fine journey through Dakota and Minnesota. They noted frozen ground snow and mud for 500 miles and traveling at 70 to 80 miles per day with no engine trouble or tire issues in the Studebaker car.
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C. C. Nugent
Studebaker
Minot race withdrawals and city notice mix
John J. Lee withdraws from the Minot city commission race in favor of Capt. Otto Gross, who will run on the same ticket with W. M. Smart and Geo. Reishus. Mrs. Fahler seeks 15000 dollars from the city for her husband’s death, claiming lack of city liability insurance protection for workers. A car theft incident at Rex Hotel and a sewing instruction program for agricultural college staff are also mentioned along with a birth notice for Alaine Ardell Ray.
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John J. Lee
Capt
Otto Gross
Eithisten
Minot
W. M. Smart
Geo. Reishus
Capt Gross
Lee
Mr. Lee
Lee S. Fahler
City of
Fahler
Asd
The
Independent
Howard Ray
Rock Falls
Alaine Ardell
Duran
Burmet
Vandenoeye
Aeb
Hopkins
Gale
Bret Bac
Mr. Might
Sin
Geo
Nesson
Mer
Voarl Stakston
Nevsen
Che Aheritl
Enon
Shy Sane
John Gash
Gus Whicke Coop Johnson
Gush
Johnson
Gash
Min
Hup
Daniel
Insane Woman Sets Fire Near Rice Lake Farm
A reporting item describes an incident in which an unstable woman reportedly attacked and burned the home of an employer near Rice Lake California. The chaotic tale includes local reactions, legal notices, and nearby events, with notes on court decisions about cattle disease and property concerns. The piece mentions other regional happenings including property rents, winery activity, and a homicide later connected to a separate incident.
Lad Steals Standard Oil Co Mail After Grilling Police
A sixteen year old confesses to stealing a package of first class mail from S Miles bookkeeper for Standard Oil Co. The youth hid the mail in a field by the Normal school, dug it up, opened envelopes, and removed 450 dollars in drafts and checks then burned and disposed of others. Two younger boys aided and 1.75 in stamps were shared. They were sent to juvenile court. Clare Tompkins transacted at Crovus State Bank in Minot.
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Culp Mrc
Mic
Malifornia
Brethren College
le Locatur
Laverne
Heart
Cover
Los Angeles
McDonald
S. Miles
Standard Oil Co
Normal School
Great Northern
Miles
Third St
Jad
S. A. Thomas
Th Standard Oil Co
Norman
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Chicago
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Warren G. Harding
Marton
Trinity Baptist
Garage Motor Sales Co
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Rex Hotel
Minot Motor Sales Co
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Upton
Joe Dinger
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Agricultural College
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Myrtle Bleason Cole
Eulalie Church
Rice Lake
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Gilman Blackstad
Wid Aloe Anderson
Eugene Plaisance
Fertha Lubben
Lad
Clare Tompkins
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