Germans Push Into Russia Ahead of Likely Great Battle
London reports that von Hindenburgs flank nears the Dvina river with Petrograd within 300 miles direct line. Russians still defend Kovska fortress as Austro German forces push toward Warsaw and Dardanelles efforts continue. Enver Pasha says Entente no longer a threat. Austro German troops advance near Lukow and Zambrowo as Greece and Bulgaria backdrop shift.
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London
Marsahl von Hindenburg
Dyina
Rika
Dvinsk
Petrograd
Kovs
Warsaw
Russia
Dvina
Royno
France
Belgium
Cadore
Rome
Carse
Seibusi
Carnia
Venizelos
Greece
Athens
Balkan
Dardanelles
Germany
Bulgaria
Berlin
Lukow
Zambrowo
Stull Brother of Minot Hotel Employee Dies in City
George Stull, age about 65 to 70, long employed at the Waverly hotel in Minot, died at St. Joseph's hospital at 2 a m. He was survived by a brother E Stull of Valley City. Funeral arrangements will be made in Minot. Manager Ryalson called him a faithful, trustworthy man who cared for hotel interests as his own.
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Minot
George Stull
Waverly
St. Joseph's Hospital
E. Stull
Valley City
Ryalson
New Residence Plans for Reform School Superintendent
Mandan August 11 officials from the state board of control and Architect Crabbe Fargo met about a new residence for Superintendent Joseph M. Devine. Boys at the school have been making cement blocks for weeks and construction will begin once the block supply is ready.
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Mandan
Cuba Section Reports Early 1915 Barley Threshing
G A McCready near Cuba is among the first to thresh in Barhea county. The barley threshed on farm Tuesday showed a fair yield.
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Cuba
G. A. McCready
Barhea County
Teacher Wanted for Eight Month Term in Hastings ND
Male applicants sought for first grade teaching position from Sept 13. Eight month term in Hastings North Dakota. First grade certificate required. Henning Stoneberg, Clerk Dist No. 95.
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Henning Stoneberg
Hastings
N. D
Jamestown Man Henry Nierling Dies in Mayo Hospital
Jamestown Aug 11 Henry Nierling died at 7 p m Tuesday in Mayo Bros hospital Rochester Minn after a bladder tumor was diagnosed and an operation earlier. Widowed Hannah Nierling of Waukon Ia and children Lester Mary Mildred Leona survive. Funeral planned for Friday with arrangements to be made after arrival of widow. Nierling 45 born Alamakee County Iowa moved to Jamestown 17 years ago and ran a harness business. he played on a local baseball team and was a devoted husband and father.
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Jamestown
Henry Nierling
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
A. T. Nierling
Waukon
Lester
Mary
Mildred
Leona
Alamakee County
Iowa
Hannah O'Bried
Nierling
Special Train Arranged for G A R Encampment
Jamestown reports a special car from Jamestown and a special train from St Paul for the forty ninth national encampment in Washington D C September 27 to October 4 with special attractive rates. Historic battlefields and other points of interest will be visited. A number from Jamestown expect to make the trip.
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Jamestown
Bigelow
North Dakota
Forty-Ninth National
Washington, D.C
St. Paul
Witter Candy Store Changes Hands in Valley City
W L Witter sold his confectionery to G W Morrissey of New Rockford with W J Hanson of Harvey as associate. Hanson plans a bakery setup in Twin Cities and soon a first class bakery will operate in connection. The new owners will move families to Valley City once homes are found. Morrissey supports moving the state capitol to New Rockford and may boost Valley City despite ties.
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W. L. Witter
G. W. Morrissey
New Rockford
W. J. Hanson
Harvey
Hanson
Twin Cities
Valley City
Mr. Morrissey
State Capitol
The Clerk Guaranteed It Cure Remedy Claim
A customer asked for a diarrhoea cure and a clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a pledge of no charge if it failed. The customer returned claiming cure, as recounted by J. H. Berry & Co. from Virginia.
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J. H. Berry & Co
Skeletons Unearthed in Jamestown Streets
Reporters describe the Sanborn Enterprise team digging up skeletons in Jamestown with a knauful time, finding skeletal remains along Jimtown’s streets and the Jim river area according to late dispatches.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Jamestown
Jimtown
Jim
Stone Crushes Workman in Moorhead Fall
John P. Johnson a laborer at the new Normal auditorium was killed when an 800 pound cornerstone fell from a derrick and crushed him. The fatal accident occurred while he mixed mortar beneath the building. Coroner Vincent will hold an inquest. Johnson left a wife and son. The body was moved to A. J. Wright parlors. Other items note a farm for sale and Ruth O Malley’s trip.
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Johnson
Vincent
A. J. Wright
Sanborn Boys Camp at Chautauqua Park
A group of Sanborn boys led by Rev. Frank Atkinson departed for a brief outing at Valley City Chautauqua grounds on the Sheyenne river. Some traveled by train while others rode.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Sanborn
Frank Atkinson
Valley City Chautauqua Grounds
Sheyenne
Camp Outing Reported By Local Officials
C J Miller and C C Langer led a group on an outing with campers enrolled: Frank Clarens Will Clarens Leonard Langer Paul Revell Kenneth Kee Kenneth Elliott George Miller Clarence Miller Leonard Stephan Lawrence Thorldsen Russell Cramer Will Lundgren. The boys will stay at the camp until Friday evening then return home. The outing under spreading elms with bathing facilities stated to be fine promises a delightful treat.
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C. J. Miller
C. C. Langer
Frank Clarens
Will Clarens
Leonard Langer
Paul Revell
Kenneth Kee
Kenneth Elliott
George Miller
Clarence Miller
Leonard Stephan
Lawrence Thorldsen
Russell Cramer
Will Lundgren
Warning to Deputies on Early Game Killing Penalties
Warden E. B. McCutcheon of Minot warns deputies in the north half of North Dakota that killing game before the season opens carries heavy penalties. The legislature raised the offense from ten dollars to 25 to 50 dollars per bird with possible jail time, per the new game law Sec. 33. He urges prompt reporting and enforcement without leniency.
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E. B. McCutcheon
Minot
Correspondents Wanted for Times-Record in Barnes County
The Times-Record seeks correspondents in every Barnes County neighborhood and even two per area. No pay, but stationery and the paper provided. write or visit Valley City office to help make the paper the best in North Dakota.
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Times-Record
Barnes County
Valley City
North Dakota
Death of George Fitch N shocks Peoria writer's friends
Congressman and Mrs Young mourn the death of George Fitch a Peoria Ill author who died at a Berkeley Cal sanatorium after an appendicitis operation. Fitch died Monday after illness began Saturday while visiting sister R Louise Fitch a University of California student. He came to California in July with Mrs Fitch and arrangements are made to bring his body to Peoria for burial after funeral services in Berkeley Friday.
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Young
George Fitch
Peoria
Berkeley
Cal
Fitch
R. Louise Fitch
University of California
California
Youngs
Indigestion relief credited to Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Gee of Macedon reports relief from indigestion headaches dizziness and fatigue after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says one day of treatment helped greatly and two bottles cured the trouble. The note accompanies mentions various locals travelling and visiting in St. Cloud and Green township with Mr and Mrs Marvin and others.
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Mrs. Gee
Hon, Macedon
B. J. Haaland
Gregory
Leona Paxson
Adolpha Hedstrum
Lechert
Marvin
St. Cloud
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Rheinish
Nancy
St. Ingbert
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Serbia
Balearia
Ian Hamilton
Dardenelles
Gallipoli Peninsula
St. Louis
Gallipoli
Anzac
Sonatantinople
Enver Pasha
Associated Press
Poland
Pasha
Turkey
Stull
Reform
College of
Saint Thomas
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Archbishop Ireland
War Department
Reo. H. Moynihan
D. D
Rochester Hospital
Witter Candy Store
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Ruth O'Malley
Lidgerwood
Hankinson
Vault
Chautauqua Park
Rmatt
Fletcher
Ofdm Lede
Doners
Grieves the Youngs
Bridgeman
Russell Coley
North Dak
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