Summons in Barnes County North Dakota Case 1918
State of North Dakota Barnes County district court summons to Archie Miller and unknown heirs or claimants. Plaintiff Olaf Olson seeks adverse claims to Lots 3 4 5 6 in Section 24 140 60 with no personal claim against defendants. Notice includes dates and attorney names.
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State OF
North Dakota
Barnes
Fifth Judicial District
Olaf Olson
Archie Miller
District Court
Valley City
N. D
Thia
LEE Combs & L
B. Ritchie
Barnes County
Combs & L. S. B. Ritchie
Attorneys
Plaintiff
New Draft Extension Plans Target Early September Registration
Washington reports Provost Marshal General Crowder outlines Septembers registration for 13 million potential draftees and an Oct 1 first installment. If Congress acts by Aug 31, Class 1 will be replenished. the plan adds ages 18 to 21 and 31 to 46 to the pool, aiming to fill training camps.
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Washington
B. H. Crowder
Eneral Crowder
Congress
Crowder
Thei I
General Crowder
War Department
Jack Moultrie’s dog breaks hip after auto crash
Friday afternoon Rev. U G Moultrie’s pet terrier named Jack was struck by a car and left with a broken hip. Dr C A Anderson treated the dog, setting the limb and placing it in a splint for a few days. The dog remains cheerful despite the injury.
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Jack
U. G. Moultrie
C. A. Anderson
Co operative Shock Troops Attack On Martin Krug Field
The Peoples Co operative Trading Company team led by J. W. Johnson assault Krug’s field at 9 30 finishing at 4 30. Krug rewards each worker with five dollars while Mrs Krug provides dinner. Johnson Scott Putnam Alexander Johnson Ferguson Norgaard among the troop members.
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Peoples Co-operative Trading Company
J. W. Johnson
Martin Krug
Krug
Johnson
Mr. Krug
Dami
A. W. Scott
C. S. Putnam
H. A. Alexander
John Johnson
W. Ferguson
Christ. Norgaard
Farmers praise workers who saved 280 acres in hard work
Dr Macdonald smiles as a volunteer group led by M J Boyd E H Swanson Oscar Dahl Vic Swanson Martin Pederson R Jorgenson O M Roe Chance Picoles Wm McDonald F W Matz Joe Brady W J Carroll Chas Davin Dr Paul Featherstone H C Dwight C E Thayer Hardwick Wiles and Je 6 Marquisee harvested 280 acres near Valley City from 3 15 to 9 30 with irrigation running and meals provided. The effort eases labor shortages and boosts farmer morale while recognizing the volunteers and the hosts Mrs Macdonald and Mrs Floyd Runyon.
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Dr. Macdonald
M. J. Boyd
E. H. Swanson
Oscar Dahl
Vic Swanson
Martin Pederson
R. Jorgenson
O. M. Roe
Chance Picoles
Wm. McDonald
F. W. Matz
Joe Brady
W. J. Carroll
Chas. Davin
Paul Featherstone
H. C. Dwight
C. E. Thayer
Hardwick
Wiles
Carroll
Swanson
Doc Featherstone
Fellows
Valley City
Macdonald
Floyd Runyon
Macdonald and
Runyon
Boise Named Secretary of North Dakota Board of Control
Charles G. Boise of Fargo named secretary to succeed E. A. Warner. He will assume duties about Sept 15 and has a long record in North Dakota public life including clerk of court and county auditor roles. Boise has owned the Fargo Searchlight and serves with Alsaker Printing. He and his wife have six children, two sons serving in France.
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Charles G. Boise
Fargo
North Dakota Board of Control
E. A. Warner
Sherbrooke Tribune
A. T. Cole
Fargo Searchlight
Searchlight
Alsaker Printing Co
Boise
France
Largo
More and Better Teachers and Senate Slacking
State Superintendent N C Macdonald reports certificates and exams rising with more trained rural teachers. He notes increased certificates, longer training, and renewed diplomas to return experienced married teachers to schools. The piece also condemns about fifty senators for missing a quorum delaying the draft bill and war measures.
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N.C. Macdonald
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
N. C. Macdonald
Senate
United States
Munday
Martin
Virginia
Capitol
Curtis
Washington
Minnesota
Congress
Minneapolis Journal
Crops to Move Right This Fall
Fargo Aug 21 N L Greer Great Northern freight agent says North Dakota s 1918 crop will move without congestion or delays. Railroads are ready to handle all grain and will avoid naval car shortages and terminal congestion.
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Fargo
North Dakota
N. L. Greer
Great Northern
Judge Moe Orders 30 Day Occupation For I W W Members
Two I W W members arrested yesterday faced Judge Moe and received 30 days in Hotel de Kelly. They were described as tired and seeking rest, having tried to incite labor dissension in small towns and refusing harvest work at four dollars a day.
American General Digs Hidden Trench With 1000 Men
A World War I action tells how a general refused to wait for a trench across two miles in the American sector. A sergeant led 1000 men to dig all night while German guns planned a barrage. By dawn the trench stood finished and the German bombardment halted. The sergeant earned a commission as lieutenant.
German Soldiers In Russian Uniforms Move Toward Petrograd
Three trains carrying 800 German soldiers in Russian disguise left Moscow for Petrograd on Aug 9 under German staff officers. Police tightened in Petrograd and Kronstadt as Trotsky and Lenin reached the city. refugees are being moved out of Russia.
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Petrograd
Washington
Moscow
State Department
Trotsky and Lenine
Kronstadt
Russia
French In Suburbs Of Roye In Major Allied Advance
French forces push into the Roye sector with British flanking moves north of the town. Heavy artillery battles erupt as German divisions are redeployed to hold the line. Allies recapture about 30 square kilometers and seize 3000 prisoners in the last 24 hours.
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Roye Paris
Roye
Oise
Aisne
Mantell
Ourstats
Ribecourt
Calepoint
Noyon
French Attack Threatens German Positions Near Aisne
German positions were threatened as French forces joined the main fronts and launched a joint assault near the Aisne line starting Sunday evening. The push advanced east of the Aisne, while French pressure persisted northwest of Roye between St Mard and Beauvraignes with German prisoners reported.
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London
Oise
Ancre
Dausta
Aisne
Roye
St. Mard
Beauvraignes
Senate Agrees To End Recess For Draft Bill
Washington August 19 The senate agreed to end the recess and meet Thursday to consider the man power bill fixing the draft age from 18 to 45 No senator objected as Senator Chamberlain urged unanimous consent Members of the military committee hope to discuss and pass the bill by Saturday night
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Senate
Washington
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
German Princess Travels by Submarine Without Consent
The German crown princess recently sailed in a submarine from Heldendamn to Wisnar without approval from either the Kaiser or the crown prince.
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Amsterdam
Heldendamn
Wisnar
Norwegian Bark Moresshaug Sinks Near Cape Henry
The Norwegian bark Moresshaug of Cape Henry sank after being shelled or torpedoed by a submarine 100 miles northeast of Cape Henry. The 26 crew members were rescued by navy vessels. The incident was reported to the navy department.
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Washington
Moresshaug
Cape Henry
Navy Department
German Forces Occupy Town With Bolshevik Approval
Zurich reports German forces occupy Vitebsk Smolensk with Bolshevik approval as per Warsaw dispatches. The action marks a notable shift in frontline control cited by international observers.
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Zurich
Vitebsk- Smolensk
Warsaw
Archduke Joseph Assigned to Austrian Mountain Forces
Amsterdam reports Archduke Joseph has replaced Field Marshal Hoetzendorff as commander of the Austrian mountain groups in Italy, signaling a strategic leadership reshuffle.
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Archduke Joseph
Amsterdam
Field Marshal
Hoetzendorff
Italy
Bomb thrown at Warsaw police chief. assailant at large
A bomb was hurled at the Warsaw secret police chief in an assassination attempt. The device failed to kill. German patrols searched for the attacker, and several suspects have been arrested.
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Zurich
Secret Police
Warsaw
Five German Planes and Balloon Destroyed in British Air Ministry Report
London reports five German airplanes and one hostile observation balloon destroyed. Three British aircraft did not return. Thirteen tons of bombs dropped on various objectives. Weather hindered night flying with low clouds rain and high winds.
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London
British
Air Ministry
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