Notable Fargo Visitors Busy City Pages
Wednesday's notes show several Fargo correspondents and visitors in town for business and court matters. N P Hanson, Forsyth born, and C E Burgess from Wimbledon arrived. J F Shea is sizing up political currents as McCumber faces opposition. Judge Cooley delays calendars until after the summer trial.
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N. P. Hanson
Fargo
Valley
N. P
John Knauf
Jamestown
Cooley
Knauf
Jamestown Falls To Fargo Five In Tight Finish
Jamestown lost by one point after leading most of the game against Fargo five. Fargo YMCA plans to clash with the local legion Monday as part of a busy weekend sports schedule.
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Jamestown
Fargo Five
Gate City Five
Fargo Y. M. C. A
Song of the Pawnee Homeland and Rivers
The piece reflects Native reverence for homeland in Pawnee ritual poetry as recorded in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology. It describes the Great Plains landscape along the Solomon, Republican, Platte, Loup, and Niobrara rivers with imagery of trees, wind, and flowing waters. The verse emphasizes living bond with land, trees, and streams as part of spiritual identity.
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Bureau of American Ethnology
Pawnee
Great Plains
Solomon, Republican,Platte, Loup
Niobrara
Prairie Smoke Excerpt Describes Summer Southwind and Prairie Land
In Melvin R. Gilmore's "Prairie Smoke" the song conjures a summer southwind drifting through a country of broad level land. It notes streams flowing eastward and timbered zones along the streams as the only forest land in the area.
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Melvin R. Gilmore
Bubble Books Bring Mother Goose On The Victrola
Theresa Wild notes a busy mother can entertain children with Bubble Books from Columbia. Each book holds three nursery rhymes with illustrated pages and three records, small and durable, priced at one dollar. The set fosters self reliance as children handle recordings on the family Victrola with care.
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Theresa Wild
Dorothy
Columbia Graphophone Co
Columbia
Tom Tom the Piper
Jack and Jill
Mary
Simon
Bo Peep
Victor Company
Neary
Victor Catalog
Legion meeting a big success discussed adjusted compensation bill
Prof C L Kjerstad of Teachers College spoke on the Adjusted Compensation Bill at the Peoples Store club rooms. He noted support in the senate and outlined bonus options including farm loans cash after twenty years and vocational training with daily stipend rates. Chaplain M Bloom followed on Benefits of the Legion Weekly for ex service men.
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Prof
Kjerstad
O. M. Bloom
Legion Weekly
Legion Post
Peoples Store
C. L. Kjerstad
Ithe Teachers College
Senate
M. Bloom
Local Post
Legion Post Entertainment Ekes Out Winter Meeting
Ex-service men enjoyed a program led by Bryan Clark and George Huddleson with sleight of hand stunts by Neal Tracy and musical numbers by the Tickling Three. Post Commander Henry urged reverent observance of upcoming legal holidays and called for talks in schools on those days.
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Cial
Bloom
Legion Weekly
Bryan Clark
Bryan
George Huddleson
Legion
Neal Tracy
Henry
Clarice Hager's Winning Citron Preserves Recipe
Clarice Hager of Lee Township provided her method for citron preserves that won a prize at the National Canning exhibit in Wheeling West Virginia in December. The recipe details citron preparation sugar quantities juicing and boiling steps and suggests enrolling in the 1922 canning contest.
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Clarice Hager
Lee Township
Wheeling
West Virginia
Valley City students back at University notes
Six Valley City students return to campus Harold D. Bowen Arthur Busdicker Samuel A. Fisher Percy Ployhar Lawrence P. Stenshoel Eli A. Weston. The University Library receives a photographic reproduction of Dan Dante Divine Comedy funded by Italiana of the United States via Luigi Carnavale. Wesley College marks seventeen years of affiliation with the University as management notes the anniversary. Arthur Busdicker and Lawrence Stenshoel play for the University basketball team which opens against State School of Science next Saturday. fourteen games planned for the season with eleven at home.
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Valley City
Harold D. Bowen
Arthur Busdicker
Samuel A. Fisher
Percy P. Ployhar
Lawrence P. Stenshoel
Eli A. Weston
University Mbrary
Italiana
United States
Luigi Carnavale
Chicago
Ilinois
District Masonic Chapters Hold Pleasant Get-Together
A district meeting at the Masonic Temple drew about thirty out of town guests from Fargo Wahpeton Casselton Carrington and Jamestown. Carrington showed Mark Master degree work in the afternoon and Jamestown Royal Arch work followed after a 630 luncheon served by Sheyenne Chapter.
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Masonic
Fargo
Wahpeton
Casselton
Carrington
Jamestown
Sheyenne
Peddler Found Guilty of Murder in Cavalier North Dakota
A peddler named Dan Kael was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Cavalier North Dakota for the death of 17 year old Anna Story on November 7. The jury recommended life imprisonment after a five hour deliberation. Judge C W Butts delivered the charge at 5 15 PM. Anna was shot in the room where she slept with her mother shot in the jaw. Kalel was found with a severed throat and near death. The mother testified Kalel entered the room in jealousy, shot Anna, wrested the gun, and then tried to kill himself with a butcher knife. the mother and child fled to Leydon half a mile away. The defense sought to implicate the father, who lives nearby but is separated from the mother. The trial drew intense public interest, with many spectators unable to gain seats in the small courtroom and bringing lunches to endure the wait.
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Cavalier
N. D
San Kael
Anna Story
C. W. Butts
Anna
Kalel
Leydon
Dairy Cows Prove Profitable For Eckelson Farmer
A. C. Thorkelson of the American Exchange Bank cites a letter from Ernest R. Lyons, bonanza farmer of Eckelson, detailing dairy herd returns. Lyons milks eight cows a year, producing 608.27 dollars in cream and butter sales plus home use, averaging 76.03 dollars per cow. He notes skim milk calves and soil fertility boosts, with five heifers, and plans to shift focus from wheat farming to dairy profits.
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A. C. Thorkelson
American Exchange Bank
Ernest R. Lyons
Bonanza
Eckelson
Mr. Lyons
Lyons
Lyons Dairy Herd Leads County Prosperity Drive
Assure him an income under all weather conditions. His dairy herd success last year prompts more focus on this line. More farmers like Lyons boost county prosperity, and the governor hopes many follow his example. Lyons monthly production totals show variability across months from January to December.
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Lyons
Knights of Pythias Officers Host Large Castle Hall Party
Knights of Pythias officers invited members and spouses to Castle Hall at 8 PM for a social night. About 125 couples attended as a 10 piece volunteer orchestra played dance music, snacks and apples were shared, a substantial lunch followed at 11 PM, and dancing continued with many square dances until the event adjourned around 1 AM with guests praising the hosts.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Tamamnek
Wood Alcohol Kills Many Americans Warns Health Official
New York dispatches report 105 deaths in the United States since January from wood alcohol poisoning. Two New York residents died in the last twenty four hours. Dr Royal S Roeland warns that much wood alcohol is available and urges that no one drink unknown liquor. The wood alcohol flood began with the holidays.
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New York
United States
United Press
Royal S. Roeland
City of
Temperature Readings From State Teachers College Observed
Observer Ina C Robertson notes daily temperatures at 8 50 a m for State Teachers College with no night low data due to a broken thermograph. Maximum readings over 24 hours range from 10 to 35 above, with daily values listed from January 6 to 12 including a 11 below on January 12.
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State Teachers College
Ina C. Robertson
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H. D. Paulson
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Tom Thoraldson
Thoraldson
C. E. Burgess
Wimbledon
Charley
J. F. Shea
McCumber
United States Marshal
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J. B. Shearer
Carey
Daily Times-Record
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Shearer
W. T. Craswell
Daily ‘Times Record
Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
W. N. Palmer
Rotary
Frank Playbur
Fang
Fargo High School
Fred Colby
N. G
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Valley City Times-Record
Times-Record
Courier-News
J. H. Sampson
St. Paul
Everett Dean
Dean
Carleton College
Green Township
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University
Grand Forks
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