Storm of sudden force causes heavy damage across state
A violent storm yesterday afternoon caused extensive damage to buildings crops and utilities across the state. Reports describe torn awnings toppled barns uprooted trees and shattered telegraph lines with the worst effects in country districts including Orisha. One fatality report from Sanborn proved unreliable while a train fire near Breckenridge injured passengers. Local lines and roads suffered as crews begin repairs.
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Chautauqua Park
N. P
Orisha
Sanborn
Thompson
Everdell
Minn
Breckenridge
Wahpeton
Northern Pacific
Foxhome
Real Fourth of July Celebration Planned for Valley City
A Valley City meeting at City Hall outlined a full old time Fourth of July program on Sunday the Fifth with base ball foot races greasy pole and canoe and tule races. Parachute jumps carnival acts and a Bowery dance were planned with bands and refreshments. Herman Stern was chosen chairman and multiple committees were named to organize finance refreshments publicity decoration and entertainment. The Chautauqua Association would join to back the town’s greatest celebration.
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Valley City
Herman Stern
T. Melvin Lee
J. H. Sampson
Victor Swanson
I. J. Moe
Edwin Blume
John Pillar
J. D. Gray
D. S. Ritchie
J. B. Myers
James W. Nielson
Chautauqua Association
M P L Speech Day in Eddy County Draws Critique
A large Eddy county audience heard four nonpartisan speakers in the county courthouse. The meeting featured remarks from Larkin, Reichert, Pendray, and Cahill with sharp critiques of state policy, the I V A, and the Ford era economy. The piece notes the rising anti Townley sentiment and calls the court’s view a warning to state experimentation with socialism.
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Eddy County
Court House
Sundberg
Home Builders’ Committee
New Rockford
Larkin
Bismarck
Minnie Nielson
Miss Neilson
Tiago
Reichert
Carrington
Carrington Bank
Bankers
Nonpartisan League
Congress
Thos. Pendray
Jamestown
Washington, D. C
Pendray
United States
Cahill
Killarney
Secretary of State
North Dakota
Nels Mattson
Drake
Frazier
Rev
Birchenough
James Manahan
St. Paul
Geo. A. Wilson
Oklahoma
Prof
Roylance
Idaho
Mills
New Zealand
Anderson
Minneapolis
Stangeland
New York
Signa Lund
Indiana
Kate O'Hare
Hades
Langer
Townley
Tim O'Connor
Blarney Stone
Tim
New Rockford Transcript
Nelson Sees Chance for Victory in North Dakota Primaries
Theo G Nelson executive secretary of the Independent Voters Association says the anti socialist ticket has a good chance to win at the North Dakota primaries. He has campaigned against Towleyism since John Steen ran for governor and comments on a recent federal supreme court tax decision.
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Theo. G. Nelson
Independent Voters Association
Nelson
North Dakota
John Steen
Supreme Court
Curren and Ritchie Visit Hope for Local Affairs
Wednesday's Daily Contractor W J Curren and Att or ney D S Ritchie visited Hope to handle business matters. United States Marshal Joe Doyle was in the city last night, expressing support for a Democrats and predicting William Langer as North Dakota governor.
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W. J. Curren
D. 5. Ritchie
Hope
Joe Doyle
Joe
William Langer
North Dakota
Impressions of a Y. Sec. in Germany
Rev Willard Crosby Lyon of Valley City Congregational church spoke in chapel on his Y M C A secretary era postwar Germany experiences. He contrasted London slums, Hull House ideals, French kindness to doughboys, and German wartime ingenuity while stationed at Coblenz. He noted food shortages affected children and recounted a yankee quip about German crumble floors. Local notes followed.
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Willard Crosby Lyon
Congregational Church
Valley City
Lyon
London
Jane Add
Germany
K. C
Clergy and locals travel notices in Fargo city report
Tuesday's Daily Rev. James Anderson district superintendent of the Fargo district Mash churches is in the city today. J. E. Buttree left last Saturday for Boston and the Twin Cities to handle business matters. Mrs. J. J. Chamberlain, lately called by her mother's death, left last night on No. 3 for Portland Oregon.
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James Anderson
Fargo
J. E. Buttree
Boston
Twin Cities
J. J. Chamberlain
Portland
Oregon
Sunday June 18 features Scotch Kitties Band and William Finley
Sunday June 18 presents the famous Scotch Kitties Band led by William Finley, famed as a top bagpiper in America. F F. P. Mann, close friend of North Dakota reporters, attends the retail merchants convention. Mrs Mann, a leading advertiser, says smart advertising yields the best merchant returns and Mann advocates liberal ads at public events.
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Spiritwood Lake Chautauqua
William
Scotch Kitties
William Finley
America
Spiritwood Lake
Ff. P. Mann
North Dakota
City Council Meeting Debates Staff Pay and Park Projects
The council held a lengthy session last night approving Bonhus for sewer work in Victory park, ordering many new sidewalks, and a new water main on Fifth avenue. Meetings continue tonight to complete unfinished business from last night.
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Bonhus
Victory Park
Fifth Avenue
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J. E. Jones
Hamburg
Iowa
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R. E. Griffith
Harrison Barnes
Grand Forks
W. F. Swinton
Ralph Hall
Steen Nelson
Finley
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Oriska
Austin-Dakota Development Company
Steele County
Bank of Valley City
M. H. Dreyer
Chaffee’s
Rice
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Dakota
Dent. Minn
Clarence Success
Nana
Winnipeg Giants
Valley City Baseball
Dazey
First National Bank
Clifford Granger
Park Rapids
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Georgius Carpentier
Pugi
Jack Dempsey
Carey
George N. Rasmussen
Leonard Larson
George M. Peterson
Minnesota Retail Merchants Association
Minnesota
Clarence Carlson
Kellogg Produce Company
Buffalo
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Earl Vonastine
Hastings
Mr. Butterfield
Henry Beal
P. Stearns
Lou Batcheller
J. J. Moe
E. M. Lavery
Woman’s Relief Corps
GA. R. and
Retail Merchants
E. C. Hillweg
Minneapolis , Civic and Commerce Association
E. C. Berdahl
South Dakota Retail Merchants Association
C. W. Finnell
Baptist Church
Second Street
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