24th Annual Convention of State WCTU in Lisbon
The 24th annual convention of the State W C T U will meet in Lisbon September 25 29 with a jubilee tone. The program includes speeches on suffrage work, a memorial service, world convention notes, and a banquet at Hotel Bradford. Delegates will elect representatives to the Brooklyn World’s convention and hear addresses by national and local leaders.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Shea Plate
RM. Pollock
White Ribbon Bulletin
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C. EB. Cavett
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Grand Forks
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Walter R. Reed
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Alice R. Palmer
Nelle ‘M. Osman
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Lillie B. Bowers
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Hattie M. Wilson
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Abbie W. H. Best
Moving Pictures
Ella Morris Snow
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Large Attendance at Rural School Opening
County superintendent Minnie J. Nielson reports the rural schools of the county will show the largest attendance in years as the new term begins this month. Harvesting and other rural work usually pull children from class, but good threshing weather this year has brought many students to the opening day, including faces not seen in past years.
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Minnie J. Nielson
Want- ads shine in TimeRecord columns for finds
Sure Mike it is like finding money when you use the want ad columns of the TimeRecord label that article for which you have no further use And to rent a room or a house there's no better way than a want ad.
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TimeeRecord
Thaw Hearing Held Behind Closed Doors
Thaw appears before a secret board in Coaticook Quebec to determine possible deportation for alleged insanity or entry by stealth under the dominion immigration law. He testified about entering Canada via Rochester New Hampshire and Pittsburgh, with two farmers hired to drive him here. The session lasted until noon with further adjournment to 2 PM, and a writ of prohibition for Thaw’s counsel was denied.
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Coaticock
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
Special Board of Inquiry
Dominion
Thaw
Canada
Rochester
N. H
Pittsburgh
New York State
Hutchinson
Sherbrooke
la Framme
Barnes County Farmer Struck by Lightning and Fire Loss
Louis Anderson, a Barnes County farmer, faced a string of misfortunes this week. A severe electrical storm on Wednesday leveled his barn with a lightning bolt, and Sunday night a fire of unknown origin seriously damaged his threshing rig. The thresher, tender, and machine jacket were ruined, causing a heavy repair bill and delayed threshing for the season.
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Louis Anderson
Barnes Siounty
Anderson
Local Man Assumes New State Duties
Major Frank Henry of Valley City arrives in Bismarck to take over as head of the state land department, succeeding Alex McDonald. Henry, a popular former Barnes County district court clerk, left that post to run for secretary of state and is praised by friends and the school and university lands board for the choice.
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Frank 8. Henry
Bismarck
State Land Department
Alex McDonald
Major Henry
Valley City
Barnes County
Board of School and University Lands
Henry
Immense Land to Be Sold in State Auction Plan
State Auditor S G Iverson announces sale of over 300000 acres of state land this fall with counties listing offerings. Sales run Oct 29 to Nov 29 at county seats with bids starting at appraised prices. Purchasers pay 10 percent upfront and four years to pay the rest at 4 percent interest. No buyer may exceed 320 acres.
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St. Louis
S. G. Iverson
Elk River
Sherburne County
Manterville
Dodge County
Blue Earth
Faribault County
Will Carry State Exhibits Free at Bismarck Exposition
Officials remind exhibitors that all railways in North Dakota will transport entries free both ways for the October 7 to 19 event. Participants should mark freight with Industrial Exposition Bramarck North Dakota Exhibit and destination for free shipping. The gesture from Northern Pacific Minneapolis St Paul & St. Paul Hy. Co Great Northern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul is highlighted.
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Bismarck
Bramarck
North Dakota
Deputy Barton Reports Strong 1913 Poultry Crop Progress
O A Barton deputy county superintendent of schools celebrates the 1913 pullet crop. Birds began laying eggs on September third, eight months after hatching, a record not often equaled in the state. Barton owns a fine small chicken farm valued by Valley City residents who have not yet seen it.
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O. A. Barton
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