America Must Prepare for a Terrific Struggle
The report says the government will draft 900000 to 1500000 men to prepare for war against Germany. Prussian officers predict victory over the Allies and indemnities for the United States while Russia wanes. America faces a long, costly fight with mass mobilization, heavy artillery, and sustained effort featuring Uboats, ships, and training. Local notices follow with marriages, visits, and community events.
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Germany
Russia
Willam Philips Sime
United Press Stope
United States
America
England
France
Italy
Aijesia
Ameriea
Junkers
Nome Tribune Briefs Show Local Visits and Sports
Nome residents and visitors fill the week with social calls, travels to Fargo and Lisbon, and Memorial Day observances. Local baseball sees a 21 to 8 home victory over Kathryn as Lloyd Peterson and Larson contribute solid performances.
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John Greswold
Sigurd Sorenson
John Bakken
Kathryn
Ramseth
Fingal
Frida
Christine Frydenkmd
Hrorby & Drye
Clarence Christianson
Calmer Nord
Enderlin
J. T. Skaare
Dr. Nesse
A. 0
Rye
Fargo
T. Dokken
Ford
Kindred
Fred Baaratad
St. Paul
Cashler
M. T. Rye
Mrs. Skaare
Cayuga
J.T. Skaare
Pete Roberts
John O. Lee
James Nelson
O. K. Myhre
Olga
St. Luke's Hospital
Zama Hansen
Ethel Chitty
Gertrude Mount
Carrie Christ
Selma
Leonora Suby
Alvina Mybre
Elia Hanson
Ella Reishus
Maree Cooke
Volberg
Madeline Langen
Selma Christopherson
Hazel Peterson
Mra. C. M. Rosanen
Kathryn Jest
Lloyd Peterson
Larson
Rainy weather postpones Lutheran Ladies' Aid meeting
Notice states the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church has postponed its Thursday afternoon gathering at Theo Meldahl's home to Friday afternoon June 8 due to rain and poor roads.
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Lutheran Pree
Theo. Meldahl
Valley City Visitors Noted in June Report
Citizen records show Fletcher visiting Valley City on Tuesday with Nels Larson also seen there. Fred A Stearns and family departed toward Fairview Montana by auto, planning a summer stay, traveling overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Valley City
Nels Larson
Fred A. Stearns
Fairview
Mont
Women United for War Relief creates state network
Preston Anderson of Fargo WCTU retains vice presidency as Mrs. Robert Clendening from Wimbledon remains state secretary. Maude Stanley of Casselton is named treasurer and R. E. Weible of Fargo becomes second vice president. New heads include food conservation led by Miss Mae McDonald and Aldyth Ward on protection of women workers hours and wages. Mrs. Stevens handles health and welfare of children. Frank White stays Registration chairman and J. G. Sateren remains Red Cross chairman. A committee with Governor Frazier seeks state recognition and funding for closer cooperation with the State Board of Defense, as 72 towns and 54 districts mobilize women for registration and relief work.
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Preston Anderson
Fargo
North Dakota
Robert Clendening
Wimbledon
Women League
Maude Stanley
Casselton
R. E. Weible
Mae McDonald
A.C
Aldyth Ward
Bismarck
C. A. Stevens
Lawton
Lynn Frazier
Glark Kelly
Devils. Lake
Frank White
Mountain District
Alates
J. G. Sateren
Grand Forks
Red Cross
Patriotic Service of
Weible
Woman's Organizations Department
State Board of Defense
North Dakota Woman's Patriotic Emergency Committee
Valley City
North Nakata
Barnes County
White
National Committee
Women in North Dakota War Effort Aims for National Defense Unity
At Valley City a broad assembly outlined key goals for the state war effort led by the Woman's committee. Focus areas include registration, food prediction and distribution, storage and distribution, women in industry, and preserving core national defenses. Copies of President Wilson's War Message will be distributed to registrants, with 59 600 copies planned for North Dakota.
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Council of National Defense
Wilson
Emmons Blaine
Chicago
McCormick
Cormick Harvester Company
Lanie
James G. Blaine
Washington
North Dakota
Valley City
White
RK. E. Weible
Fargo
State Board of Defense
J. A. Pierce
Votes For Women League
M. A. Hildreth
Woman's Democratic Vague
G. W. Drake
Lyman
Cando
City Graduation Class 1917 Emphasizes American Spirit
The 1917 high school class of 23 seniors, 18 boys, was celebrated with motto We are all Americans displayed on stage. Mr Kennedy gave a masterful address praising education amid crisis and the duty of leaders to prioritize schooling. The class joins an alumni network of 350 graduates, many now scholars and professionals across the US and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferna
Board of Education
Kennedy
Dean Kennedy
Paulson
Firther
United States
Canada
South America
Europe
Valley City ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain
A Valley City notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache linked to kidney trouble. Mrs. Mary Schmidt of 721 Elm Street testifies the pills relieved dull back pain and urinary issues, with occasional minor recurrences since. The ad notes price 50 cents and urges asking for the same remedy Fisher- Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. The note also mentions $26.50 raised byRev. Moultrie's D A R lecture and pleased ladies.
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Valley City
Dean
Mary Schmidt
Elm Street
Doan
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