Aviator H S Myhres Visits Minot in All Metal Monoplane
Noted American aviator H S Myhres visits his mother in Minot with Frank Holmes. He promotes the J L Six all metal monoplane, notes its 130 mph speed, 12 to 14 hour endurance, 48 ft wings, and 2317 lb weight. He plans to drive north to the Peace River country and to Minot again, praising the plane’s superiority.
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Marty
Myhires
United States
Irn
Frank Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Mr. Myhren
Mr. Myhres
Minot
Peace River Country
Edmonton
Arctic Circle
Myhres
J. L. Sixes
Larson
J. L
Baden
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
My Myhren
Holmes
Bank Robbery Confession by Teenager in Tokio State Heist
Loraine Nolan an 18 year old from Minnewaukan North Dakota confessed to robbing the Tokio State Bank at noon yesterday Benson county officials say He surrendered more than 200 dollars and the revolver used officials report the money was hidden under hay in the Nolen barn The bank cashier Halvorson and his wife were locked in the vault during the robbery and $250 was taken The incident followed Nolan a fan of western films entering the bank and demanding cash at gunpoint with onlookers nearby
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Minnewaukan
N. D
Loraine Nolan
Tokio State
Young Nolan
Halvorson
Valley of Mind
Masonic Temple
L. F. Vollmer
Master Vollmer
Ben Atkinson
Missex Olen
Ella Moréeen
J. H. Colton
Frederick Vollmer
Preston Hallinan
T. H. Martin
Forest River
George Walker
Victory Chapter
United States
Maj. E. 8
Person
Supreme Council
George Fleming Moore
C. W. Mason
North Dakota
H. Plumley
Davies
Grand Lodge
Masons
H. E. Byorum
Brethren of the Rite
Archie D. McCannel
L. J. Paldu
Rose Croix
A. D. Lenetein
Follmer
Vollmer
Ellison
Pastes
Hagenstein
Aubrey J
Oscord
Beara
Station appoints new farm superintendent
Agricultural College North Dakota March 28 Charles Ruzicka has taken duties as farm superintendent at the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. A. C. Kuenning, former county agent in Dickey County, ND, became superintendent of the Williston Experiment Sub-station. Ruzicka graduated from the college ten years ago.
Wages Paid to Farm Hands Across Dakotas
Reports from several counties in North and South Dakota show farm labor pay levels. Average monthly wages ranged from 30 to 40 dollars in South Dakota, 24 to 35 in Fargo, 30 to 40 in Grand Forks, and 40 to 50 in Barnes County. Puller notes demand matches supply, enabling farmers to hire for the year with a modest advance. Funeral services held for August Larson Burlington mine owner after a mine explosion. burial in Burlington cemetery beside wife.
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Grand Forks
Barnes County
Puller
Atate Federation
Immorality Law Prompts Arrests in Minot Smith County
Judge John C. Lowe announces that couples arrested for resorting to rooms for immoral purposes will be held under state immorality law and prosecuted fully. Warrants will be issued by the state’s attorney, and arrests may follow divorce evidence in immorality cases. Dr Archie D McCannel spoke at a Father and Son banquet in Surrey on sex hygiene. A hay barn fire at J W McKinnon farm Mapleton caused about 7000 in damage with 4000 loss after insurance.
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Minot
John C. Lowe
Lowe
A.D. McCannel
Surrey
Archie D. McCannel
Surrey School
Surrey la Hes
J. W. McKinnon
Mapleton
McKinnon
Champlin Wins Two Year Paris Fellowship for Studies in Economics
Walter Champlin, a 26 year old former Miner from Minot, wins a two year fellowship funded by a Californian for overseas forces. He will study economics at the University of Paris after serving with American and French forces, planned sail in June, and will visit sister Mrs Pi McKone in May. Mrs Irene McAuliffe of Weston joins Washington police squad as appointee with pole work experience, daughter of Weston chief of police.
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Walter Champlin
Paris University
Irene McAuliffe
Weston, Mane
Washington
Weston
Waler Champlin
Champin
University of Paris
Keanondes
France
Pi McKone
Champlin
Mitot
University of Californias Aml
United States
U. & Anny
Phi Psi Fraternity
Dizzy Reader Proposes City Platform Amid Election Talk
A Defiance column prints a candidate platform by Dizzy Reader detailing ten planks from an informal bid for mayor. Planks cover roads, recall, home rule, federal aid, and social schemes, ending with a note on plans and future ideas. Also reported is the death of John Flanigan, 95, one of the oldest Elk members, survived by his widow and four descendants.
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Benny
North Dakota
Ireland
Plank
Dizzy Reader
Defiance
John Flannigan
United States
Flanigan
D. Ellis
Donnybrook Bank Receivership Appoints Minot Postmaster
Fred Anderson of Minot, formerly postmaster, was named Receiver of the Bank of Donnybrook which closed voluntarily months ago. He began duties last week.
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Fred Anderson
Minot
Bank of
Hureaus Forward Loan Applications Across North Dakota
Agricultural College notes seed loan applications from a $2 million federal fund are being rushed by western North Dakota county farm bureaus to Fargo. Golden Valley County approved 92 applications worth 150 to 200 dollars at its first meeting, exhausting blanks. The county has been allocated 70,000 of the 1,000,000 available in North Dakota. Attention will be at the Fargo office.
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North Dakota
Congress
Montan
D. Gorman
Ward County
Specialist Advises Garden for Family Nutrition
Agricultural College expert Miss Inox M Hobart urges North Dakota families to grow a garden even with watering. She notes winter vegetable scarcity contributes to malnutrition and recommends canning surplus produce for winter use to support children's growth.
Sherwood Consumers: Store Becomes Cooperative
SHER Woon Consumers undergo restructuring as a receiver takes control. The United States firm in Sherwood reorganizes into a cooperative with key figures Meckahy and Oscar Fre sone named among the new organization’s indirect partners.
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Sherwool
No V
Mage
Consumers United” States Company
Anter Fries, Md
A.C. Star
Bod Ritter
Meckahy
Oscar Fresone
Polio Scare and Court Action Don’t Tie City Names
Polio scare reported in a midsize town with 15,000 residents and a local restaurant owner charged in the first degree after a fight. A bail set at 5,000 dollars drew attention from Valley City citizens. Also notes include a Masonry milestone in Butte and a small fire in Wymore.
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Alley City
Nod
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J. Semple
M. D
Baldy Bill
Hally
Odd
Belti
Fieame
Bill
Bull
Cow Hill
Bills
Bil
Baldy
Independent
Plowman
Bert Plowman
Kennewick
Wash
Old Vime
Minot Dath
Penitentiary Hospital
Stair
Noy
Hank
Kiblinger
Ee Dreender
Nolan
Czecho-Slovakia
Gultee
Rockefeller Foundation
Christ
Calvary
August Larson
Auweust Larson
Burlington
Presbyterian Ch
OW. Erickson
Burlington Choir
Tra Stouldard
Andrew Jacobson
Fred Miller
Leslie Colton
John Perlichek
Chas. Fuller
Carl T. Larson
Brookston
Minn
Irene M'Auliffe
Ditgy
Donnyrant
Hureaus
Sher Woon
Oklahoma
Java
Butte
Mont
George B. Geiser
Charles R. Geiser
Wymore
Fifth Wre
N. W
K. A. Anderson
Oakley
Calif
Anderson
Florence Champlin
Oakley Bunker
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