Twenty Three Senators Favor Woman's Suffrage
Washington August 6 An interesting note on the status of the woman suffrage question in the U S Senate shows petitions from suffragists in every state presented July 31 The Senate committee on Woman Suffrage met delegations outside Washington and escorted them in procession to the capital. Forty five states had senators present. Idaho Nebraska and New Mexico were not heard. The petitions total more than 85 000 names urging the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. Nine states already grant women full suffrage Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming. Twenty three senators declared for suffrage for the submission of the amendment, with Grenna of North Dakota noncommittal and McCumber absent.
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Washington
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United States
Senate
Union
Senate Committee
National Capital
Idaho
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Colorado
Kansas
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Ashhurst
Worka
Schafroth and
Thomas
Sherman
Illinois
Bristow
Thompson
Ransdell
Louisiana
Smith and Townsend
Michigan
Clapp
Minnesota
Pittman
Nevada
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Pomerone
Ohio
Owen
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
Lane
Crawford
South Dakota
Smoot
Poindexter
Jones
la Follette
Wisconsin
Warren
Grenna
North Dakota
Senator McCumber
Overlanders Watch Sanborn Believe It or Not
Three Overlanders, Wolf Johnson and Stanley, witnessed a Sanborn versus Darey baseball game in Sanborn. Sanborn led 10 to 7 in the eighth when a disputed play sparked a bench-clearing dispute over a second-base out call. Johnson retrieved the rule book to settle the quarrel, reflecting small-town pride and calls for fair play in American baseball.
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Sanborn
Wolf
Johnson
Stanley
Darey
Aittle
Northern Pacific
Rogers
Harry Dunham
Darey-Sanborn
Nixth
Gelder
Elid
Murphy
Hardware
Taylor
Grangaard
Overlander Johnson
Casey
Maurice Ketten
Child’s Arm Severed by Binder Accident in North Dakota
Kenmare, North Dakota, August 6. Joseph Hollan’s two year old son wandered toward a binder while playing outdoors. The machine rolled forward striking the child, severing one arm and causing serious injuries to the body.
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Kenmare
N. D
Joseph Hollan
Practical Health Hint Constipation Dietary Help
Practical health note recommends prunes or eight daily prunes, dates, an apple at bedtime, and bran muffins to ease constipation. Emphasizes diet over medicine and patience, with hot water cup before breakfast and regular habit as key.
Farm Barn Fire Destroys Outbuildings and Hay
South Hemen reports a major blaze last Saturday on a farm destroying the barn with forty tons of new hay and a prized horse. A blacksmith shop and feed mill nearby and a granary were also burned. Origin of the fire unknown as families assess losses and nearby properties. Harvest activities continue with rye barley macaroni and blue stem cut. Local notes cover travel visits farm improvements and camp meetings in the area.
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A. E. Saver
F. J. Bignall
Eckelson
Gee, Adams
Per Lang
Lang
Mrs. Heckman
Robert Strang
Horace Grady
Hemen
Tower City
Elks Enjoy Pleasant Staged NomiA Carnival Company Show
Last night Elks Home hosted a rousing meeting and social time with a Nomia Musical Comedy Company program lasting over an hour. Acts included Lillian La Blanche Elk song Gus Lohr impersonation Tot sie Shirley character singing Hazel Langford comic routines Cotta Scotch dances and a three member team with Arthur Jackson and Bob Geer.
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Elks
Carnival Company
Nomia Musical Comedy Company
Lillian la Blanche
Gus Lohr
Totsie Shirley
Hazel Langford
Mrs. Cotta
Arthur, Jackson
Bob Geer
Ia Tot
Nomig Musical Comedy Company
Valley City treated kindly by Overlanders visit
The Overlanders toured Valley City with praise for the well built city and a chautauqua beach visit organized by Alexander Karr. Reporter Scoop interviewed Normal school faculty while Dr. R P Williams, recently released after Prohibition law charges, was taken to Forman for possible new bonds as harvest season begins statewide.
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Valley City
Alexander Karr
Chautauqua Association
Overlanders
Chautawatia
Karr
Letty Hymes
Neber
Scoop
Budlong
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Gwinner
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R. P. Williams
Forman J
Inter
Col Whitehead to Cover Elks Blowout at Dickinson
Col Ben G Whitehead of The State will cover the Elks blowout in Dickinson for the Bismarck Daily Tribune and travel there at once. He has long served Elk events across the state and his reports on Mandan Devils Lake Williston installations are highly regarded. The piece notes Dickinson’s mapmaking hopes and a forthcoming election over a commission form of government, with the council delaying until court action.
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Ben. G. Whitehead
Elks
Dickinson
Bismarck Daily Tribune
Elke Order
Col. Whitehead
The
Tribune
Times-Record
Devils Lake Lodge
Williston
Devils
Dick Neon
Main Show Delights Valley City Audiences with Elephants
The Patterson company presented a highly praised animal show last night in Valley City. The elephants performed swiftly and comically, the animals knew their parts, and the audience loudly applauded. Patterson mingled with spectators to ensure comfort and prevent disruptions.
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Patterson
New Northern Pacific Depot Construction Starts After Carnival
Construction on the Northern Pacific railroad depot begins after the Patterson Carnival Shows depart Saturday night. The depot will enlarge by about fifty percent with merged waiting rooms and expanded baggage and express facilities. The exterior will mirror the Highland depot style and the project is to be completed by October 15.
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Northern Pagifle Railroad
Patterson
Lutheran Church Services and Ladies Aid Meeting
Swed ish Lutheran J B Liljedahl pastor announces services in Valley City at 3 p m on Sunday and Sunday school at 10 a m with Hobart services at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at noon Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs B J Johnson's home on Wednesday August 13 details provided for local congregation activities.
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Swoeish Lutheran
J. B. Liljedahl
Valley City
Hobart
Ladies | Aid Sociery
J. Johnson
Shevenne Valley Notes Harvest and Work Roundup
Jens Rensby transacted business in Fingal last Saturday. Carl Henrikson works for Martin Thoreson in the baying and harvest. Andrew C. Nelson cut oats last Saturday. Johanna Edna Aas and Mable Olson with Misees went to Fargo for the Barnum Bailey circus. G. O. Aas transacted business in Fingal one day last week. T. J. Sebby threshing winter wheat and rye last week. Oscar Aas visited Kathryn last Monday. Mads Rensby helped T. J. Sebby threshing winter wheat and rye last week. Henry G. Ans transacted business in Kathryn last Friday. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ole Stevens last week.
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Jens Rensby
Fingal
Carl Henrikson
Martin Thoreson
Andrew C. Nelson
Johanna
Edna Aas
Mable Olson
Fargo
Barnum & Bailey Circus
G. O
T. J. Sebby
Oscar Aas
Kathryn
Mads Rensby
Henry G. Ans
Ole Stevens
Peter A. Anderson
Peter Gregerson
John F. Henrikson
Ole P. Hjelde
Helge Olson
Alfred Anderson
James G. Thoreson
Barnum & Bailey
Wm. Larsman
Martin Olstad
Harry Kennedy
Fritz Olstad
John Hellickson
Carl Thoreson
Christ Thoreson
Oscar E. Ann
Ida
Johanna Henrikson
Nina
Magnus
Carl Monsen
Martin Olatad
Misa Christine Olson
Decar E. Ags
Herman Luddika
Nels P. Hanson
Jens Henrikson
Paul Figd
Guet Collins
Eddie Aas
John F. Henriikson
Adays
Fritz Oletad
Kathryn Notes Reflect Local Activity and Weather Shifts
Shayenne Valley Notes recount social visits and farm work from Kathryn area residents including John Henrikson, Helge Olson, and Martin Thoreson. Reports mention haying delays after rain, twine runs, and multiple shoppers in Kathryn. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Figdstad, and a motorcycle accident injured Honus Wet of Bismarck. The local game and fish board seeks to curb the so called "sooners" while mosquitoes in Bismarck area are noted as troubled with insomnia.
Walter Emery Colt With Cat Ears and Tail Surfaces on Farm
Walter Emery reports a strange foal born on his farm described as half cat and half horse. The well formed colt lacks brand or known sire, and farmers say it appears healthy and likely to mature as a horse. No disposal plans announced yet.
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Walter Emery
Cavne
Lightning kills Tioga Farmer in North Dakota
Tioga North Dakota August 6 George Donnelly about 45 years old was struck and instantly killed by lightning while in a field three miles north of Temple as farmers hurried to load teams and reach home. His brother following behind was stunned but survived discovering George on the road with hat burned and pants torn.
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Tioga
N. D
George Donnelly
Ind
Uving
Temple
Donnelly
George
Voltimier Items Harvest Prep Across Farms
Farmers prepare for harvest with many already underway as they haul out the old Brain and prepare for the new crop across the Voltimier area.
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Voltimier
Old Satan the Regal Python Feeds in Public Show
In Patterson’s exhibit the 30 to 31 foot Regal Python known as Old Satan was fed twelve pounds of beef to a small audience from the Timen- Record office. The snake, over a century old and weighing about 483 pounds, is not poisonous though its bite can crush. It can swallow a 360 pound pig and relies on its digestive power. the feeding offered a valued natural history lesson.
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Patterson
Timen- Record Office
Satan
Wanted Habit Promises Key to Success in Times-Record Ads
The Times-Record urges readers to stay current with buying selling hiring and other needs. It promotes adopting the Wanted Habit as a path to success, warning that obsolete methods leave one behind.
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Times-Record
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B. C. Grotberg
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