Allen Motor Company Plans Allendale Addition Factory
At a Fos oria O. Chamber of Commerce banquet it was announced that the Allen Motor Company will expand its factory and establish an automobile community on about 150 acres on the northern fringe of Fostoria. The site will be served by three railways and named Allendale Addition with modern streets, water, sewer, and lights. The city council pledges cooperation and homes for factory workers will be built, aiming for a model community producing quality automobiles.
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Big Four
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Hocking Valley
Allen Motor Cars
Allendale
Ity Council of
Fostoria
W. O. Allen
Meat on Farm in Summer and New Wholesale Grocery Beginnings
The article outlines methods to maintain summer meat supplies on farms including Beef Rings, canning, and smoking techniques with details on salt, brine, and smoking duration. It also reports Wahpeton stockholders forming a new wholesale grocery company, listing proposed directors and officers, capital, and plans to begin business in spring.
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New Grocery and Fruit Company
W. E. Purcell
J. A. Rickert
G. F. Putman
W. M. Wagner
W. B. Purcell
J. & Rickert
Sec
G. F. Putnam
Treas
WM Wagner
Wagner Candy Co
Messrs
Purcell, Rickert and
Lounsbury
H. M. Putman
Tintah, Minn
F. T. Goon
Rhinelander
Wis
Geo. Wells
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wagner” Belives
Wahpeton and
Federal Farm Act loans offer 10 to 40 year terms
The Federal Farm Act loans use amortization payments with interest plus principal. Longer terms reduce annual payments, with examples: 10 years 135.87 dollars, 40 years 66.46 dollars, 30 years 83 dollars. A 5 year minimum to pay in full allows early payoff when years are good or bad.
North Dakota Notes on Sock and Buskin Society Plays
The Sock and Buskin Society at the University of North Dakota staged four one act plays on the student stage, all by student authors, spanning farce to tragedy and reflecting New England Chicago and UND themes. The piece signals Dakotan drama’s potential and calls for more community writing and production. Fine music programs continue with violist Spaulding delivering the second concert in a university series of world music performances.
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Fuller Sisters
Dorset
England
Zoelter String Quartet
Grand Forks School of Music
Wesley College
University of North, Dakota
Scretary
Fort Snelling
Minn
Tolsutey
North Dakota
Milwaukee Tracks
Joe Vachon
Wahpeton
Brownsville
Co. T
Ite
E. M. Lewis
13Th Provisional
Sock and
Buskin $Sciety
Dramatic Society
University of North Dakota
New England
Chicago
Monda Spaulding
Packard Named for Tax Job in Bismarck
Governor names Packard to tax commission post in North Dakota, with term ending May 1, 1917. Appointment discussed in executive session. Senate state affairs committee to consider, no report issued yet.
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Bismarck
N. D
Senate
Noj
Packard
Frazier
South Dakota considers executive appointive state system
A proposed constitutional amendment would strip lawmakers of most state offices in South Dakota. The governor would appoint all other officials and set their duties, forming a cabinet advisory to the governor. The measure, introduced in the house, aims to remove all appendices from the state and directs exams by experts before any designation.
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Appendicitis Insurance
South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
House
Pioneer Farmer Michael Zanzinger Dies in Wahpeton
Michael Zanzinger a Summit pioneer died at Wahpeton Hospital last Tuesday morning from heart trouble after long illness. Born in Wertheim Germany in 1852 he was 64. He came to Summit township where he spent his life. He married on Feb 8 1886 and had seven daughters. The funeral will be held Fr. Ridder’s church. Five piece orchestra to play.
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Germany
Baltimore
Hishriesit
United States
Michael Zanzinger
Summit
Wahpeton Hospital
Kright
Wertenberg
Sumit
Marna Marseh
Ldoys
Hubert of Watsehel
Walp
Wanita
Ing H Domoray
Na and
Chara
Wahpeton
Fr. Ridder
No Protests On City Paving Proposition Evening
Report notes no protests during a May city council meeting about paving Dakota Avenue Preparatory steps included seeking a hire and council praise for momentum The piece urges local investment before outside funds will follow reflecting a town booster stance and implied upcoming work on Dakota Avenue
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Dakota Avenue
Lily Council
Woman's Literary Club Presents Musical Program
The Woman's Literary Club staged a musical program at Mrs Jamieson's home on Friday. Performers included Joe Dowell, Maud Powell, Jane Rivhart, and Miss Rowan. The program featured arias, piano solos, and compositions by American artists, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Laverary
Mac Dowell
Court session opens with two verdicts in docket
Judge Allen presides in Gout County Tuesday morning as Dawson versus Burke yields a verdict of 8500 and Kadoun versus Rassier awards Kadoun 8265 for bodily injuries suffered at Hands of Rassier.
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Allen Court
Gout County
Wes Dawson
Burke
James Kadoun
Mat
Rassier
Kadoun
Senate Bill 81 broadens Sunday trades and services
Senate Bill R1 passed on Wednesday amending the Sunday law to allow sale of newspapers cigars and confectionery items and permits operation of bakeries coffee stands confectionery shops streetcar lines telegraph and telephone stations trains hotels cafes and pool halls where tables are covered.
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Senate
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