Allies Make Gains at Gallipoli and Northern Front
London reports say French and British forces continue to gain land in the Dardanelles though no decisive phase has been reached. A British correspondent claims the Gallipoli coast may be in Allied hands. In the North Sea a Dutch trawler was attacked by a German aeroplane but not seriously damaged. A great battle rages in northern France with both sides exhausted, while the Russian war office says the Galicia front relaxes. Both German and French official notices finally align on progress.
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London
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
North Sea
France
Galicia
French Advance Near Arras Reported as War Fever Spreads
French war office says gains south of West Sluchez and front from Loos to Arras, with four block houses destroyed in the Aisne valley. Italian cabinet resigns, king weighing new leadership as war fever surges in Rome and Milan amid signs of potential conscription debate.
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Parix
War Office
West Sluchez
Loos
Arras
Aisne
Congregational Choir Praised for Fine Sunday Music
The congregational church hosts a splendid chorus under Prof. J. B. Meyer. The evening service drew a crowded audience as the choir delivered a rich program. Special mention is noted for Mr Meyer’s morning words and Mrs Craswell’s afternoon remarks along with the trio and quartet portions.
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J. B. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Mra. Craswell
Avleging
Wao
Phoenix Assurance Co. Ltd. gets North Dakota authority in 1915
Abstract of statement shows Phoenix Assurance Co. Ltd. of London filed for year ending December 1 1914, with capital and receipts figures, and was certified by North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance W C Taylor on April 1 1915 as authorized to transact fire insurance in the state until March 31 1878.
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Phoenix Avaudance Company, Limited
London
England
Awa
Kingdom of Great Britain
Furance
North Dakota
Mayer
P. Beresford
Wennial
William &J. Newark
Bramarck, N. D
Tull
U. S
State OF North Dakota
W. C. Taylor
State of
Bismarck
Commissioner of Insurance
Phoenix Assurance Co. Ltd
Great Britain
I. W. C. Taylor
A. D
Ww. C. Taylor
Itd
Thatrance
Bansratienee
Weston
Svedasse
Wey Ae
Uns
Blemurd
Outwitted Weatherman Indoor Picnic At School
A spring outing moved indoors at the school chapel due to weather. Students gathered at 10 for songs and speeches, then split into classes for lunch and later performed stunts. Seniors staged a provocative spoof while faculty members played goats in a staged bit. An hour of dancing followed in the symnasium.
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McMullen
Acher
Goodsell
Symnasium
North Dakota Wheat Acreage Seen Rising Sharply
Experts forecast North Dakota wheat acreage will reach about 8.1 million acres this year, up from 7.2 million last year, a roughly 19 percent increase. New lands in western and central counties seed wheat, with Red River valley showing little change. Delays in planting low lands reduced actual sowing, but overall acreage is expected to rise as prairie lands are broken. Wheat statewide stands 6 percent above the eight year average, with spring plowing 72 percent complete.
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North Dakota
Red River Valley
Federal Weather Bureau
Grand Forks
Federal Department of Agriculture
Tye Ia
Sisters plan to take Laura Johnson to Fairmount for burial
Miss Laura Tomine Johnson of Scandia and Crookston origin died near Hope when her Studebaker overturned on a narrow grade. Surviving sisters Ella and Eva Johnson of Canada and Fargo linked to Fairmount and Saskatoon will accompany the body home. Remains will be viewed Friday after 4 o'clock at Halverson undertaking parlors before interment Saturday in Fairmount.
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Ella Johnson
Fairmount
Sask
Canada
Eva Johnson
Saskatoon
Valley City
O. F. Unlee
Pargo
Misa Laura T. Johnson
Hope
Laura Tomine Johnson
Scandia
Minn
Crookston
Minneapolis
Fargo
Cooperstown
The
Land Land Co
Johnson
H. Johnson
Ella
Ruth
Alfred
Walter Johnson
Synod Lutheran Church
Halverson Undertaking
Abstract of Statement for Brea Blue & Lite Ins Co of Sweden
The Brea Blue and Lite Ins Co, a Swedish corporation, filed sworn statement with the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance for the year ending December 31, 1914. It confirms organization under Swedish law and authorization to transact fire insurance in North Dakota via authorized agents as of March 31, 1916, signed by Commissioner W. C. Taylor.
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State OF
North Dakota
Tamutune Company
Tha Brea Blue & Lite Ins. Co
X Corporation
Sweden
Valley City Man Vice President State Auto Club
Delegates to the North Dakota Automobile Club met in Commercial club rooms amid bad weather. They discussed roads, especially the Red Trail, and improvements were urged. Officers elected for the year: J. P. Reeve president, A. G. Diver vice president, C. F. Mudgett treasurer, Seth Richardson secretary.
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North Dakota Automobile Club
Commercial Club
Red Trail
Fargo
J. P. Reeve
Beach
A. G. Diver
Wehpeton
C. F. Mudgett
Valley City
Seth Richardson
Music Club Plans Last Meeting With Request Program
The Music Club meets Wednesday evening at Mrs J E Featherstone's home on Fourth Ave. Mia Chas Peterson leads a request program with numbers repeated on request. This will be the last meeting of the year. Frank Hermes returned Friday. members asked to take morning to the city from South St. Notice that there will be election of officers for the coming year at St Paul market.
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J. E. Featherstone
Fourth Ave
Mia
Chas
Peterson
Frank Hermes
South St
Paul
St. Paul
New Manitoba premier An auctioneer farmer rises to helm
Manitoba's new premier is T C Norris, an auctioneer and farmer from Griswold. After a stormy week, a parliament dispute over the new 3 million dollar parliament building led to a royal commission and a cabinet resignation, reshaping Manitoba politics with Norris leading a reformist minority against Sir Rodmond Roblin's conservatives. Major Frank S Henry reports from Fargo and Valley City.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
T. C. Norris
Rodmond Roblin
Sir Rodmond
Dominion
Donald Douglas Cameron
Roblin
Sir Redmond
Sir Rodmnnd
Sir Raymond
Norrin
Griswald
Norris
Rodmond
Tiberals
Parliament House
Bismarck Tribune
Frank S. Henry
Fargo
Valley City
Death of Pioneer Woman at Minot
Minot May 14 Mrs Alice H Hanscom widow of Abner L Hanscom and mother of Mrs J M Devine died a pioneer woman of the state She was born 1846 in Canandaigua New York grew up in Grand Rapids Michigan taught in Cedar Rapids Michigan met and married Hanscom in 1873 They moved to Jamestown North Dakota in 1881 and ran a stock ranch at Antelope Lake She educated her child alone during her husband’s long journeys and built a home that served as an academy of learning for the pioneer child She later lived with daughter Mrs J M Devine in Minot after her husband’s death in 1907.
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Mich
Abner L. Hanscom
Jamestown
N. D
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Dakota
Hanscom
Towner
McHenry County
Valley City Gas Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Annual meeting of the stockholders of The Valley City Gas Company will be held at the office of the Company on Tuesday, June 8, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before this meeting. Frank B. Ployhar, Pres. H. N. Walker, Sec-Treas. Dated May 15, 1915. Try a Times-Record Want Ad 2tw
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Valley City Gas Company
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