Curren Beaten and Injured in Roadside Assault
Contractor W. J. Curren is bedridden with a broken collar bone and facial injuries after an afternoon assault by a drunken man. Four assailants fled toward Sanborn after an auto crash. authorities plan to pursue, but Curren’s injuries hinder identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Curren
Times-Record
Bere
Curren Construction Co
Joe Clark
Sanborn
Ray Nearing
Mr. Curren
Lynn Cowell
Frank Stack Hill
Here
Bangs Elected Legion Head At North Dakota Convention
Jamestown N D Sept 29 The North Dakota American Legion held its third department convention electing M H Sprague of Grafton national committeeman Phillip F R Bangs of Grand Forks state commander Jack Williams state adjutant and other officers with Devils Lake chosen for next year s convention city A financial retrenchment plan cut the adjutant salary to 2700 and abolished War Risk Insurance office duties shifted to the adjutant who will handle veterans claims The national committee man and delegates were chosen for the Kansas City convention including Se th Richardson Earl Surles and M H Lynch among others A resolution urged enacting laws to rid the state of industrial workers of the world and to honor veterans with a North Dakota Memorial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
George H. Rusk
Bismarck
L. R. Baird
Dickinson
L. W. Upshaw
Jamestown
Chaplai Illiam
Lisbon
Mark V. Traynor
Devils Lake
A. B. Welch
Mandan
Bangs
Asumes
Fargo
National Committee
Kansas City
Seth Richardson
Earl Surles
Hillsboro
M. H. Lynch
Lidgerwood
J. H. Fraine
Grafton
S. W. Newberry
B. Streeter
Linton
Hugh McCullough
Washburn
A. A. Jones
Bramarck
J. M. Hanley Mandar
F. R. Landers
Minot
J. K. Kennelly
C. R. Starks Dickinson
Resolution copies sent to national HQ and family
Col. Galbraith and the late commander's statements were formalized as the resolution and ordered to be sent to the national headquarters and to the family of the deceased commander.
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Mander
Col. Galbraith
Nugent Returns From State Congregational Conference
Reverend Thomas E. Nugent of First Congregational Church reports on the North Dakota Congregational Churches meeting held in Cando. The conference notes Dr. E. H. Stickney’s 82 years of service as district superintendent, his retirement, and honors including a gold purse of double eagles from Dr. R. A. Beard. Hacke named successor.
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Thomas E. Nugent
First Congregational Church
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Cando
E. H. Stickney
North Dakota
Stickney
Ava
H. C. Hacke
Ir. Stickney
Tcisure
R. A. Beard
First Church of
Fargo
Dr. Stickney
Sticknay
Riccardo Martin to Sing Here This Season
The American tenor Riccardo Martin, acclaimed by New York critics as “The American Caruso,” is slated for a recital on the Artist Course this season. He has sung with the Metropolitan, Chicago, and Boston companies and is noted as a great linguist and avid reader and traveler.
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Riccardo Martin
America
Metropolitan
Chicago
Boston
Italy
Germany
England
Latin America
New York
Caruso
Ric‘de Martin
Poultry Culling Demonstration Planned at Green Township Farm
On Friday October 7 at 2 PM a poultry culling demonstration will be held at the Fred Nelson farm one mile south of the Green Township Consolidated agent. The event shows culling as a method to increase profits in poultry raising and many Barnes County farmers have requested demonstrations. All are invited to attend in Green Township.
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Fred Nelson
Green Township
Barnes County
Ex service men miss aid restrictions and seek YMCA fund options
Ex service men counted on educational aid from the YMCA fund but the rule limits awards to YMCA affiliated schools and specific training colleges. Men may still receive twenty five dollars a month through the chosen school, easing costs for some at teachers college or similar programs.
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C. A
Mr. Caley
Teachers College
Carlo Sabatini Environments and Vienna Roots
Born of cultured Vienna parents Carlo Sabatini grew into a musical artist at the Musici Conservatory of Vienna. He credits technique as a means to an end and notes masters Gruen Helmsberger In Hecapo von Prof Bruckner. Sabatini to appear on the Artist Course this year.
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Vienna
Carlo Sabatini
Carlo
Musici Conservatory of
Conservatory
Gruen and
Helmsberger- In
Hecapo von
Bruckner
Sabatini
Paganni
Timely fire safety tips issued for Fire Prevention Day
In Valley City Chief W. T. Craswell urges cooperation with the fire department. He lists fifteen questions on chimney maintenance, ash disposal, gasoline use, matches, clothing pockets, and roof conditions to prevent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Valley City
W. T. Craswell
Rotary Club Dinner Highlights Grain Marketing Talk
At the Rudolf Hotel Tuesday noon Jack Thomson chaired a talk by George Bruns on grain supplies and marketing. Bruns argued for farmer elevators and twelve month marketing to ease debts and improve price realization. He also described the Grainmen’s Union and the broader art of organization.
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Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
Jack Thomson
George Bruns
Bruns
North Dakota to ship eighty four cars of wheat to Near East
North Dakota farmers will send 84 cars of wheat to aid Near East Relief. The state committee led by Mr Puller of the Farm Bureau federation mobilizes county agents and local elevators to collect grain by October 25 for shipment to milling points and then to Near East famine areas.
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North Dakota
Near East
State Near East Relief Committee
Associated Press
Ansara
Puller
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Sur‘wit
United States
Crap Starkvitchin
Grand Forks
Mir. Hi
Warm Bureau
Far Bureau
Hhe
Whole Girls
How to Choose the Best Tomato Seed
Horticulturist A Yeager of North Lukote Agricultural College advises growing seed from Mekhe plants rather than the fruit. Trials show four high yielding seed rows from a six year selection produced up to 22 pounds per 20 plants by September 12, with the siege strain widely distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Yeager
North Lukote
Dim Kalan
Stitches and Stusters in Time at Tah University
Fragmented text shows discussions on education and crowding with odd terms. It mentions the University of Tah and references a summer learning event or issue, noting a general theme of intellectual evolution and civic space.
Simple Method of Controlling Box Elder Bug
Dr R Le Webster of North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station describes methods to control box elder bugs that gather on tree trunks walls and house facades. They feed on box elder sap and ordinary poisons are ineffective. a kerosene emulsion spray diluted with water is recommended and applied with a hand pump sprayer to all infested surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. le Webster
North Dakota
Webster
Paris
Rondeauw of a Hot Stove Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse contrasts summer and winter scenes with a hot stove as a blessing in winter. The speaker notes shelves and garden items, berries, and orchard images while pondering seasonal warmth versus summer heat.
Preventing Child Dangers From Open Wells
Open wells and covers pose a constant risk to children across the country. Secure lids or covers that cannot be removed by a child will prevent falls and injuries, reducing danger to young travelers and households.
Early to bet and cise a daily milk aid in homemaking
Fragmented lines discuss habits for households and farm life, urging daily milk, seeds saved, and cautious budgeting. It references rural chores, the butcher, a curing budget, and Lady-like domestic roles, with scattered phrases about seeds, dressmaking, and farming future crops.
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Japd
Ley
Libery Myie
Dairy Facts Seeks Prizes to Boost Purebred Bulls
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce offers 2000 dollars in prizes to counties in Missouri for replacing scrub bulls with registered purebreds. Contest awards 1000 first prize 500 second 300 third and four prizes based on percent of breeding age scrub bulls replaced. Eligible counties form local organizations led by the county agent and report breed and registration details to Missouri College of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Extension Service
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Miss Devante
Feidin
Courre
Logettier
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North Dakota Department of the American Legion
Lake
M. H. Sprague
Phillip FR. Bangrs
Ammander
Nugent
United Y. M. C. A
Association Training Colleges
Ameren
le Committee
Jody Aml Sue
Uuele Ab
Krow
University of Tah
AID
Kansas
City Chamber of Commerce
Sumlsons
State OF
Barnes Sh Pee Mare
John W. Aldrich
Aldrich
Mont
Nort’ Dakota
District Court
N. Duk
Combs & Ritchie
First National Bank
Vailey City
Sng
Lae County
Agana
Pas Valley City
North
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