Science School Triumphs Over University In Tough Hoops Match
The Science School defeated the University 21 to 16 on Wahpeton’s local floor in a hard fought basketball game. Bordahl dominated tipoffs and defense, Ziegelman captained with seven points, Chesick starred with eight points, and Voves and Toney impressed in a year of college hoops.
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Science School
University
Wahpeton
Bordahl
Ziegelman
Chesick
Genie
Toney
Voves
Hackett
Slingebee
Fargo College
Hawkins
Editoria recounts mixed views on city plan and administration
The Globe-Gazette editorial criticizes the Alam plan and notes widespread dissatisfaction with the current city administration. It argues the city has not, and may never, achieve certain aims and calls for reflection on leadership and future progress.
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Globe-Gazette
Sity
Bina
Man Slashes Hand During Altercation In McComb
Local physicians say a man named Richards, Jr. suffered a severe hand injury when a hatchet was used in a confrontation. The incident occurred in McComb, with onlookers describing the event as brutal and chaotic.
Attacks Seating of Sen Purcell from Donnybrook
Donnybrook North Dakota February 22 Herman N Midtbo a local senate candidate attacks the seating of United States Senator W E Purcell Wahpeton alleging Purcell could not be legally appointed by Governor Burke He has referred the issue to the United States Senate committee on privileges and elections and notes no word has come from Washington since his letter reached there The matter he says has been overlooked
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Donnybrook
N. D
Herman N. Midtbo
W. E. Purcell
Wahpeton
United States
Midtbo
Senate
Purcell
Burke
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Washington
Midtlo
Mrs Huppeler Rites Highlight Local Widow’s Story
Obituary notes Mrs Kathrina Langer born Quadrath Germany in 1867. married Huppeler, lived Cross Plains Wisconsin, Muscoda, Wahpeton. Husband died 1898. Survived by six children in California, Breckenridge, Lidgerwood, Wahpeton. Funeral at St John’s Wahpeton. Also senior class 1910 notes, Congregational Church events, and Florence Crittenden Home talk at Barago.
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Happerer
Will
California
J. B. Wager
Lidgerwood
Kathrina Langer
Quadrath
Germany
Huppeler
Cologne
Cross Plaine
Wis
Muscoda
Wie
Wahpeton
Dorn
William
Anton Sitar
Breckenridge
J. B. Wagner
Chas
Roger
Elizabeth
Elma
Wahpetoo
St. John's Church
Notes from Soho Play Seeks No Monthly Reports
Hazel Moody is pianist this week. No monthly report cards were issued Monday. Pauline and Charles Davi spent the weekend at their home. Wallace Manikowski and family were in Mooreton. trains snowbound, they drove to town for school. New books added to the library this month. Boys plan a football meeting to decide on spring practice. About the Washington birthday, schools had vacations.
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Jase Pine
Horace Robbins
Arthur Severson
Horace
Lidgerwood High School
Arthur
Aberdeen High School
Clife Agnes Bader
Arthur Hausken
Hazel Quick
Frances Braun
John Losinger
Margeret Rudty
Edna Horgan
Frances
Lauder
Lowles
Ruth
Ruth | Davidson, Hazel Moody
Wallie Wright
Madelyn Glasgow
Wallace Manikowski
Katheryn Zanzinger
Lillie Gottwald
Laura Meyer
Walter Hese
Florence Pardon
Pauline
Charles
Wena, Yuna
Mooreton
Onth
Wahpeton County School Officers Hold Annual Meeting
Last Friday a meeting of Wahpeton county school officers gathered about 20 directors and 15 clerks at the Commercial Club rooms. Supt Barnes and Supt Smith led morning and afternoon sessions with A.C. figures Worth Waldron Black in attendance. The association reelected M. M. Borman as president and C. G. Myhra as secretary and planned two two day sessions for next year. A Wahpeton Steam Laundry advertised for a girl.
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Zlub Rooms
Wahpeton
Norning
Barnes
Smith
Worth
Waldron
A.C
Supt. Smith
Black
M. M. Borman
C.G. Myhra
We Must Raise The Subscription in 1910 Times
Owing to the raise in price of paper and material, everything that goes to make up the cost of newspaper, we find it necessary to raise the subscription price. The Times will charge $1.50 per year. All subscriptions paid before the first of April 1910.
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the Times
Charity will educate North Dakota youths for abstinence
Boston reports Charles Botsford will funds free college education for any Chinese North Dakota man who signs a pledge never to touch liquor or tobacco for life. The will, surpassing six figures, directs the residue to benevolence for temperance youths with minor bequests to temperance causes. Beneficiaries must also shun narcotics and study at Fargo College in North Dakota.
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Boston
North Dakota
Charles Botsford
Boston Paper
Tn Life
Boteford
Botsford
Fargo College
Fargo
N. D
Toeman Lodge Prosperoous Meeting Admits New Members
A large enthusiastic meeting at night saw about 70 members present. Six new members were initiated and six new applications balloted upon, bringing in nearly 50 new applications in the last two months. The Yeoman is a good beneficiary order and encourages policies.
Local Sewing Bee and Bridge Party Held on Tuesday
Mesuamee snown sabcock and Hemitton entertained many friends at a sewing bee and bridge party on Tuesday afternoon and a 300 party on Wednesday afternoon. The house was elegantly decorated with flags and a marked route. The affair featured Washingtons Cherry Tree and Hatchet as a centerpiece. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Mesuamee Snown
Sabcock
Hemitton
Fiage
Avore
Washington
Woman at Her Best in Times of Pain and Awe
A fragmented piece evokes a homemaker’s pride amid hardship, contrasting a mammoth tent show with a wife’s resilience. It weaves in Noah and the ark as a metaphor for gathering creatures, hinting at a meditation on nature, labor, and order within domestic life.
Value of Biblical Shekel and related coins
The Biblical shekel of silver is valued at about 60 cents today. A gold shekel is around $10, a talent of silver about $2,000, and a talent of gold near $30,000. A silver piece or penny is roughly eight cents, a farthing equals one cent, a mite is smaller than a farthing, and an era equals three cents.
Thirat for Novelties and Modern Life's Restless Rush
A fragmentary column cites the curse of modern life as a restless urge to shed old habits for novelty. Mentions snakes appearing over two years in Washington Times Loudon and their blinding, painful effects lightly noted as a period hazard. A girl recalls a frightening encounter with a peculiar assault on a scroll and a ruined momento.
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Washington Times
Loudon
Washington Gladden on good will and reform
Fragmentary quote reflects Washington Gladden asserting that good will is essential to improve society despite flawed conditions. The passage hints at ongoing debates about moral leadership and social reform.
Teak Wood Use Revealed in Siam and India
Article notes teak wood resists white ants and is favored in Siam for building wooden houses. It mentions teak supply sources from Siam India and Java and describes a weak solution wash for relief of painful joints.
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Siam
India
Java
Limited Experience Gentilevan Barbering Hire Debate
In a curt exchange, an applicant leads with a hesitant response about occasional barbering work while the interviewer probes for work history and skill, highlighting a cautious hiring moment marked by miscommunication and limited experience.
Life's ironies and a boastful Braggit remark
A fragment from a Puck-like dialogue notes a trombone aficionado's limits and Braggit's confidence linked to his wife's speech impediment. A passerby moment references a boy chasing a girl, capturing a slice of daily street chatter and ironic humor.
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Puck
Braggit
Woman turns blue when she acts out, gray anger follows
A fragment notes a speaker claiming a woman changes color quicker than anything else when she acts out, with the punchline that she turns blue and then becomes gray out of anger. The line hints at social commentary on gender behavior and color imagery.
Popu larity of work rests on human nature grin
Interview with comic supplement artist on why readers enjoy the humor. He cites a streak of human nature that makes people grin when the other fellow gets it in the neck.
Denthry Soom and Mych Jean Portray Social Ties
Fragmentary text hints at a social scene with Denthry Soom and Mych Jean, noting age references and casual dialogue about ownership and courtesy. Details are unclear, no verifiable events or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
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