North Dakota Tests For Hog Sickness And Cholera
Veterinary school at North Dakota Agricultural College tests hog sickness in several districts to determine if hog cholera is present. Serum is sent to afflicted farms and carcass submissions are requested for testing. Dr. A F Schalk notes uncertain results and emphasizes serum use and past virus policy limits.
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Veterinary School of
The
North Dakota Agricultural College
A. F. Schalk
School of Veterinary Science
Agricultural College
A. C
Sanborn
Sentinel Butte
N. D
Schalk
North Dakota
Nmhp
Cooks and waiters suspend planned strike during fair
Fairgoers in Fa will not face meal delays as cooks and waiters strike negotiations are suspended until after the fair. The decision came after talks with the far club and Hotel Men's association. About eight restaurant owners who signed the union scale contracts will be released. Union president said the strike announcement was premature and a vote had not occurred. Wages discussions to resume at the next union meeting on July 30.
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Far Club
Hotel Men’s Association
Eigh
Shirley
Barbeque Feed Costs Tallied as Meats Quickly Sell Out
A community feed yesterday used ace steers hogs and 15 000 buns along with 5000 ears of corn new potatoes lettuce celery and butter. All meats were reportedly eaten up with remaining buns and corn sold quickly showing a costly event with widespread consumption.
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Samy
Atwodays Canning School Details and Contact
Women and girls may enroll in a canning and jelly making program conducted by Miss Emma E. Pawl through the county home demonstration. The school aims to prepare participants for domestic work or trade, with sessions announced for July.
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Emma E. Pawl
Food price surge blamed on wholesale costs in St Paul
St Paul grocers warn food prices will rise again affecting both consumers and small retailers. They cite higher wholesale costs, limited financing for small dealers, and anticipated shortages in canned pineapple, flour, and pork products as key drivers. Hog prices hold near top levels in major markets.
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St. Paul
St. Paul Firma
Incra
Crmson
Chicago
Harp
South St. Paul
St. Louis
Omaha
Elizabeth Darrow O'Neill Named for State Board
Mrs. Elizabeth Darrow O'Neill of Fargo is being considered by Governor Lynn J. Frazier for a seat on the state board of administration to oversee public schools and charitable institutions, with a July 26 transfer date. She attended a Bismarck luncheon where she voiced support for the Nonpartisan League and woman suffrage, pledging to back the movement.
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Elizabeth Darrow O'Neill
Highth Street
Fargo
E. M. Darrow
Lynn J. Frazier
State Board of Administration
Penn
O'Neill
Bismarck
Nonpartisan League
Board of Administration
Nelson Mason
Mason
Mrs. O'Neill
League
N. Dakota
Forum
DeLancey Returns After Busy Northern Circuit Judging
DeLancey came home after a long swing through northern counties where he judged horses and acted as starter at several Grand Belt Circuit races, enjoying a notably lively time overall.
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DeLancey
Miss Alice Remley of Fargo Weekend Visitor
Miss Alice Remley of Fargo visits with friends for a weekend. Her trip highlights social hospitality and local welcome.
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Alice. Remley
Fargo
Prisoner Known as Russian Count Nearly Starved in Jail
Major General Flagler reports a man claiming to be a Russian count named ergius Apraxin was arrested in Santa Barbara, Colorado and held four days without food or water. John Spiller, a night watchman who made the arrest, forgot the prisoner was jailed and the man nearly died.
Rain Dampens the Soldier's Celebration at Chautauqua Park
Valley City and Barnes county planned a large homecoming for soldiers but heavy rain shut roads and dampened festivities. Despite weather, a Municipal band concert, barbecue, dances, and a canteen kept spirits up as hundreds gathered, praised the soldiers, and thanked them for their service despite the dampened events.
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Valley City
Barnes County
Chautauqua Park
Darey
Wimbledon
Rogers
Sanborn
Lea
Audi
Soldier Boys
United States
For Sale Modern five room cottage near post office
For sale a modern five room cottage built recently two blocks from the post office inquiries to 619 Recond Avent s Mr and Mrs Sam Stillings and their two arrived yester day after motoring here they spent weeks visiting friends Saul re Giver here
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Sam Stillings
City
Yesteray
Saul Re ' Giver
Crop Damage Is Overstated Says Liberty Loan Leader
Wesley C. McDowell, Liberty Loan state chairman from Marion, N D, reports in Minneapolis that western North Dakota faces drought with poor oats and hay while eastern areas promise larger crops. He notes wheat cutting near Minot will yield 10 to 15 bushels per acre and describes cattle shipping and regional drought impacts across Divide and Hettinger counties.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wesley C. McDowell
Maion
N. D
Liberty Loan Committee
First State Bank of Marion
Cando
Illiams Couny
Bismarck
McDowell
Divide
Wiest
Hettinger
Reeder
Minot
Auto Thieves Suspects Arrested In North Valley City Raid
Sheriff Larson Deputy Simons Chief Swanson and Patrolman King arrested suspects at the Brown place of business in North Valley City over suspected auto theft rings. Preliminary hearing planned. ongoing surveillance targets others. The Times-Record will report updates as information becomes available.
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North Valley City
Larson
Simons
Swanson
King
North Valley
Brown
Times-Record
State Normal Farm Gets Prizes
The State Normal school farm Holstein herd, managed by Mr. Fred Colby, topped the fair with seven first prizes, four third place awards, three second prizes, and three grand prizes. The paper notes an unintentional omission of the herd from earlier fair coverage and praises its standout showing.
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Diamond Bar
State Normal School Farm
Fred Colby
Normal School
Colby
Victory lapel buttons and mileage for World War I veterans
To the Editor the Victory lapel buttons are ready for distribution for all who served honorably between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. Requests to the War Department must be sent in formal application. If an honorable discharge is sent to me no application is necessary for the button or the bonus. I will obtain extra mileage allowance as well and return all within three days of receipt. A formal mileage application is required. blanks will be provided separately.
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War Department
Finger loss at concrete mixer injures Hans Vogle
Hans Vogle, a worker tending a concrete mixer for W J Curren, had the ends of three fingers on his left hand severed after his hand was caught between the cable and drum. Ralph Curren unintended lever action caused the weight of the drum to crush the fingers. The accident is described as serious and Vogle is expected to benefit from the new workers compensation law. Mrs Louise and her Deering, North Dakota-based children visit Mrs Nim Trader’s home.
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Hans Vogle
W. J. Curren
Ralph Curren
Ralph
Mr. Vogel
Vogle
Louise
Deering, N. D
Nim
Hail Insurance Claims Grow Across North Dakota
North Dakota reports 5162 hail loss claims with indemnity averages around 200 each, totaling about 1.03 million. Gran Forks, Ramsey and Barnes counties face severe damage, while state projections estimate up to 5 million in losses this year. The act’s three cent per acre tax could yield 900,000, with total funds up to 5.4 million available to cover losses and expenses. Withdrawals and withdrawal dates remain contentious, prompting calls for possible amendments next winter.
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Hail Department of Insurance
Disiiess
Gran Forks
Ramsey
Barnes County
North Dakota
Missouri
Department
Navy enlists 2 3 or 4 year terms expands options
Lieutenant Commander G H Fort announces Minnesota and North Dakota recruits may enlist for two, three, or four years, with four years the default for minors. Re-enlistment bonuses remain, and eligible ratings include most first enlistments except machinists mates and Aviation Mechanics who require three years. Stations in Minneapolis and northern towns organize exams with home transport.
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G. H. Fort
Minnesota
North Dakota
Navy
Naval Herters
Second Avenue South
Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
St. Paul
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
Printers Seek International Union Charter in North Dakota
Journeymen printers in the city file for an International Typographical Union charter following a North Dakota law requiring state printers to carry union labels. They await official sanction from the International Union as the Times-Record reports on the developing labor action.
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North Dakota
International Union
Times-Record
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F. F. Fletcher
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Texas
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