Community drives for Child Welfare Week activities
The Child Welfare Week program is organized by women’s groups with church and merchant support. Committee heads include Mrs Josephine Nelson and Miss Ruth Cranz for window displays and Mrs S A Zimmerman coordinating drivers for mothers and babies to the Clinic. Additional invites and roles cover ministers pastors schools and publicity with several named organizers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anf
Josephine Nelson
Ruth Cranz
S. A. Zimmerman
Nugent
G. W. Hanna
Ole Simonsati
Miss McCarthy
Miss Cameron
Grand Theatre
Spaulding
Bess Work
E. A. Pray
Jas. W. Nielson
8. A. Zimmerman
Edith Stowell
Dope Sheet Details for Hi Lisers Tryouts at Ball Park
Charlie Boardman oversees eleven players at tryouts with three or four promising unsigned prospects. Racicot from Little Falls stands out for hitting and fielding, while Harvey from Alexander shows solid progress. Arnold and Swanberg in pitching need seasoning, with Swanberg hampered by a sore throat but expected to recover. Perteka from Wahpeton impresses with speed and hitting. Some may earn contracts as Hi Lisers report for training next Monday and fans form opinions on the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Boardman
Charlie
Eddie Klein
Racicot
Little Falls
Roscoe
Harvey
Alexander
Arnold
Herry
Sweile
Swanberg
Perteka
Wahpeton
Speuling
Baseba
Advertising as an Ethical Force
The article argues advertising should be a moral driver in business, reflecting honest practices and building goodwill. It cites truth in advertising as essential, notes that honesty underpins trust and profitability, and describes the author's nationwide speaking tour urging retailers to adopt ethical, proactive advertising and better business methods through a major association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Great Association
Town Criers Club Meets at Rudolf Hotel in City
The Town Criers Club gathered at the Rudolf Hotel last evening with strong merchant attendance. President Herman Stern led the session discussing Dollar Day results, upcoming monthly events, a reception committee for the Minneapolis Trade Tour on May 24, and a $50 prize fund for the Play Day parade supervised by John A. Johnson. Provisions for next meeting on May 18 were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers Club
Rudolf Hotel
Lhe Town
Herman Stern
Minneapolis
John A. Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
L. E. Hedstrum
Visit by Professor Walker Captivates Fargo College
Dr William H Walker of Fargo College spoke during chapel hour detailing a Southwest trip to New Mexico. He described Fort Bayard and Santa Fe, praising scenery and educational value, with humorous, vivid anecdotes that impressed faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Walker
Fargo Colle
Sante Fe
United States
Better Advertising Week Initiation Urges Better Business
The Educational Department promotes a Better Advertising Week to foster better selling and improved public understanding. The message urges all business sectors to boost efficiency and use the week as a starting point for improved advertising practices.
North Dakota Durums Dominate Macaroni Wheat Supply
North Dakota leads U S macaroni wheat supply with durums Kubanks Arnautka Monad Acme D 6 comprising 45 percent of state production. Mangels of the Agricultural College says amberdurum yields creamy yellow pasta and trade favors these varieties. The Experimental Mill, part of the college, explores commercial outlets for North Dakota wheats with broader agronomy and marketing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
M. A. Mangels
Agricultural College
Mangels
P. F. Trowbridge
North Dakota Agricultural College
Thomas C. Cooper
Dr. Trowbridge
University of Missouri
Cooper
Kositzky Declared Entitled to Office as Land Commissioner
District Judge Nichols ruled Carl Kositzky entitled to the land commissioner post, directing his succession to W J Prater, appointee of the Nonpartisan administration, in Bismarck dated May 4. The decision resolves the Prater Kositzky case establishing Kositzky as the rightful officeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Nichols
Prater- Kositzky
Carl Kositzky
Mr. Kositzky
W. J. Prater
Spendthrift Hoarder or Investor
Money habits vary from spending at once on wants to stashing away cash for safety. The text urges readers to save, earn 5 percent interest in Savings Department or Certificates of Deposit, and invest in homes, farms, or solid ventures. Start an account now.
Vacation Bible School Planned by City Churches
Agitation in the city over a summer Vacation Bible School led to a City Hall meeting with Congregational Epworth M E and Episcopal representation. A two to three week program will run five days a week in a public school building focusing on Bible Hymnology and Church History with multiple committees appointed to arrange, publicize and fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Epworth M. E. Church
Episcopal
Mythuler
Misa Gubelman
E. A. Pray
Root
Wilds
Nugent
Baxter
Seymour
Geo
D. Kelsey
L. D. Bowen
A. Pray
Henry Nelson
B. L. Foulks
Harvey Tomlinson
Helferty
Miss Proctor
Kiwanian Luncheon Highlights Dan May Charter Event
Kiwanis weekly luncheon at Rudolf Ai featured Lorne Ritchie as chair, T Melvin Lee won attendance prize, Bryan Clark provided comedy, Rev J S Wilds delivered humorous talk, and charter presentation plans for May 17 discussed. Also dense Bank of North Dakota notice announces biweekly farm loan reporting by W B DeNault with loan figures and processing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Ai
Lorne Ritchie
T. Melvin Lee
Melvin
Bryan Clark
Reuben M. Stee
Kiwanis
Winnipeg
J. S. Wilds
Burl Carr
Bismarck
N. D
W. B. DeNanilt
Farm Loan Department
Bank of North Dakota
Genile
Mr. DeNault
Mackintosh to Speak at Hotel Rudolf Meeting Monday
Charles Henry Mackintosh, president of the Associated Advertising Clubs, will be guest of honor at Hotel Rudolf on Monday May 15 at 6 30 p m. The Town Crier Club urges all retailers to attend as Mackintosh will discuss changes in business conditions and how merchants in other cities are adapting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Mackintosh
Associated Advertising Clubs
Hotel Rudolf
Town Crier Club
Mackintosh
Rvetail
United States
Canada
Atlanta
North America
Milwaukee
American Legion Daisy Campaign Launches May Daisy Drive
Jack Williams announces statewide daily campaign from May 27 through Memorial Day to sell The American Legion daisy. Two hundred twenty one posts will raise funds to support service work as headquarters costs rise. The Daisy sale funds claims aid, vocational guidance, and veteran readjustment, with merchants urged to display daisies and venues decorate their lobbies to promote the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
American Legion
North Dakota
Legion
Kerensky Ambassador Denies Charges
Boris Bahkemuff, ambassador of the deposed Kerensky government, told Secretary Hughes he did not invest any portion of the 187 million dollar loan in real estate in New York and Chicago and did not aid General Semuels, a Cossack chief accused of atrocities in Siberia.
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Washington, D. C
Boris Bahkemuff
Kerensky
Borah
Idaho
Hughes
New York
Chicago
Gregory Semuels
Siberia
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A. G. Arnold
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Great Southwest
Kositzky
Bank of Valley City
Plan Vacation Bible School
American Legion Daisy Campaign
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