Local visitors and residents fill Kindred area hotels
A long list of visitors and residents pass through Kindred lodging yesterday and today. Names include W C Marshal, L A Kjelland, J A Williams, A Torrey, D H McKnight, M E Sheppard, A Nelson, J E Pherigo, S J Randant, M M Evenson, Tom Swartout, Ray S Dutton, Trudie Qlsby, Okey family, C T Olson, J Pagels, and many others. The piece notes travel between towns, hotel stays, and upcoming local events including a 21-year-old registration and funeral plans for William Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Marshal
Cleveland
Ohio
L. A. Kjelland
Valley Hotel
J. A. Williams
Minneapolis
A. Torrey
Courtney
N. D
H. McKnight
Oakland
California
M. E. Sheppard
Lisbon
A. Nelson
St. Paul
J. E. Pherigo
Enderlin
Rilroad
J. Randant
M. M. Evenson
N. Ps
Moorhead
Minn
Tom Swartout
Sansers
Robi. Kee
Ray S. Dutton
Towner
N.D
Trudie Qlsby
Farmington
Minny Minneapolis
Elsie Reed
W. W. Fritch
Darey
la Moure
C. E. Burgess
Jamestown
A. M. Beltz
N. C
C. F. Cobb
Johnnnie” McAfee
John Leslie Baer Company
Timmas Record
S. N. Grimaon
Finley, N. DB
Grimson
Steele County
Bliss Mazel Bengston
Winterer Ritchie
Steno-Graphier
Miss Bengston
Naw
Barnes County
William Hendricks
Rev. Hess
N. O. Holberg
Hillside Cemetery
J. & Pagels
S. A. Zimmerman
Carey
Gordon M. Lindgren
Co. H., Jamestown
Martin A. Jacobson
Litchville
My. Lindgren
Cooperstown
Company H
High Line
Cobb
W. T. Gale
Lee Combs
L. 8. B. Ritchie
Proclaim Liberty Message From Mrs Preston To Patriotic Women
Mrs Preston urges American women to stay steadfast and united in defense of liberty. The appeal, public through the National Security League, notes her role on the league's executive committee and patriotism through education. She calls for liberty to be proclaimed across all lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Prussia
Germany
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Grover Cleveland
Women of America
Nadent Security League
Preston
Secur
Mra
Tod. Preston
League
Uberty
Emerson Felt War's Pinch
Excerpted from a Civil War era note by Emerson describing dire financial straits in 1862. He laments lack of book income and dividends, scarce lectures, and the aim to endure hardship instead of forcing a premature peace. The quote reflects economic strain amid wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Lidian
Plymouth
New York
World
Mangin pushes ahead as French advance widens front
Paris reports Gen Mangin's forces pressing east of the Oise toward the Aisne with gains in several villages and control of the Carlepont Cups road. German reinforcements surge to defend, while observers foresee either a fall drive or strategic patience before a later major move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangin
Paris
Oise
Aisne
Soisseans
Carlepont
Germany
Foch
Marne
Workmen in Mexico Threaten Mass Exodus
Skilled American and British oil field workers in Mexico say they will quit, claiming danger to their lives. State department officials have not heard of the move. An exodus could disrupt naval supply to England and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington
State Department
England
United States
Red Cross Units Arrive in Vladivostok With Supplies
American Red Cross units reach Vladivostok from Tokio carrying 70 000 pounds of hospital supplies and provisions. Parts of the units will proceed to the Czecho Slovak front immediately for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Russia
London
Vladivostok
Tokio
Ferdinand of Bulgaria Said Near Death in Frankfurt
The Liberale reports Crown Prince Ferdinand is in Frankfurt gravely ill with his family by his side. The news is expected to shake Sofia and may hasten Bulgaria’s proclamation of a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Madrid
Liberale
Bulgaria
Frankfurt
Sofia
Republic of Bulgaria
Battle Progress Report From Arras to Albert Front
London reports a progressing battle between Arras and Albert with gains of about three miles in the center reaching Achiet-le-Grand and advances near Bapaume. Byng’s forces moved two miles at other points with Avion and Moyenneville among occupied locations. Attack described as a complete surprise without artillery preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arras
Albert
Achiet-le-Grand
Bapaune
Byng
Baucourt
sur-Ancre
Achiet-le-Petit
Moyenneville
Courcelle
British Army Advances on Ten Mile Front Near Arras Albert
Gen Byng's forces struck on a fogbound ten mile front between Arras and Albert. By 9am they had captured Moyenneville Courielle Bucquoy Ablaincelle Adinet-le-Petit Beaucourt and sur-Arere with few British casualties. Two hundred prisoners were reported taken and several machine guns captured as tanks and infantry pushed through new wire entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng
Arras
Albert
Moyenneville
Courielle
Bucquoy
Ablaincelle
Adinet-le-Petit
Beaucourt
sur-Arere
Arras-Albert
Courcelle
Miraumont
Lageast Woods
French Advance Pressures German Lines Near Vesle
Paris reports Allied forces between the Oise and Aisne tightening German positions east of Soissons. American patrols press to detect withdrawals while artillery pounds Barouches near Fismes. German troops employ gas and high explosives as both sides dig in along a semi open front near the Aisne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oise
Aisne
Vesle
Roches
Noyon
Soissons
Wesle
Boches
Barouches
Fismes
Merville
von Barch
Albert
Rem
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American National Bank
Natinal Bank
Winterer & Ritchie
Winterer, Combs & Ritchie
Palmer
Fourth Street
Sheyenne Valley
Johanna Henrikson
Nina
Alfred Anderson
Helge Olson
Peter Gregerson
Ole Stevens
Kathryn
Martin Olstad
John F. Henrikson
Anton Sebby
Anton Anderson
G. O. Aas
Sidney Gregerson
Helge Olin
Conrad Jacobson
Ida Aas
Valley City
Carl Henrikson
Robert
Oscar E. Aas
Jens Henrikson
Fingal
Andrew Lund
Oscar EB
Alfred
Henry G. Aas
James G. Thoreson
Even Evenson
Martin Laugestad
Carl Thoreson
Nela P. Hanson
Arthur
Jens
Mads Rensby
Helen Henrikson
Minnie Paulson
Julia Henrikson
Women of Nation
War
the Peoples Co-Operative Trading Co
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