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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
Dollar Day Promises Trade Boost for City and Farm
The first upcoming dollar day weekend drew cautious crowds due to rain but merchants report strong support from locals. The message urged city merchants to link town growth with farm prosperity, stressing every farm is a factory and that field crops fuel urban wealth. The plan promotes country sales to sustain cities, with future events planned and new bargain features to attract shoppers.
Hankinson to visit Sunday at Island Park
Hankinson will be in town Sunday for a baseball game at Island Park. Lefty Faust will face Breckenridge Wahpeton in a contest that promises fast play and sharp hitting. Fans are urged to attend to support Hankinson as Gatdy Bell watches the action with his keen eye on the ball. Nearby ad notes a new jewelry store offering repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Island Park
Stock
Hankinson
Reapers
Breckenridge- Wahpeton
Bays
Lefty Faust
Warpeto n and Richland County Jet in the Limelight
Warenton and Richland County residents celebrate a local jet’s claim as the first motion picture of significance. The feature draws crowds, with officials touting its historic impact on cinema in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
Wahpeton hosts major photoplay Four Hands in a Wash Basin
Northwest Weekly reports in Wahpeton that prominent locals hosted film producers Charles Branham and Harold Brown who shot a photoplay titled Four Hands in a Wash Basin. Professor Paul and area students helped stage the production, promising regional booking and prestige for the county. The piece urges strong local attendance Thursday and Friday to ensure a packed audience and ongoing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
Charles G. Branham
Gener
Northwest Motion Picture Co
Harold PL Brown
Chicago Herald
The
Chicago Tribune
United States
Paul
State’ School of Science
Wahpeton and Richland Co
Science School
N. Dakota
George F.i Paul
North Dakota
Flickertail
Ford
Wahpeton Public High School Graduation Ceremony
Wahpeton Public High School plans to graduate 24 students with a ceremony celebrating 26 bright young men and ladies. The event highlights notable achievements and marks the transition from high school to postsecondary paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton Public
Wahpeton Graduation Exercises at Opera House
Wahpeton public school graduates of 1919 are praised as the city’s brightest. The program at the Opera House features class orations, songs, and a film of North Dakota progress. Alumni banquet planned at Merchants Hotel Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
Rny
Aagoth
Ida Voelker
Albert Bader
Anna Bennett
Myrtle Bratseth
Ida DeForest
Eleanor Hamerlik
Nk Jacobchick
Te Patterson
Madella Quick
Emily Rezac
Herman Reeder
Helen Shea
Ernest Weling
Florence Wright
Opera House
Ifnvoentigh
Duden Barrarolle Offerhacht
Cowan High School Chorus
Nation
Willard Kidder Clearee
Were Among Em Left Out in Dollar Day Merchant List
General summary of Wahpeton merchants behind the Dollar Day movement notes Steven Cronin and Brown the Tailor were omitted by oversight. The piece states the omission was unintentional and asserts Cronin and Brown are active local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Cronin
Brown
Wahpeton
Memorial Day Remembrance in Wahpeter on Armory Parade
Citizens of Wahpeton lined the streets and gathered at the Armory to honor veterans on Memorial Day. A parade moved along Dakota Avenue to the river, with a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the canal, featuring a Maypole dance, songs by the high school choir, and remarks by Dan R. Jones and speaker Mr. Meumber about the Civil War and the debt to veterans. The program included a song by the chorus and a reading on the costs of war and the need to keep memory of the fallen alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte
Wahperson
Dakota Ave
Dakota
Opera Hall
Canal
Ting
Dan R. Jones
Elf
Emer Duden
Ui Uetors
Leech Potas
North Dakota
Wman's Relief Corps
Meumber
Tn Fas
Senator Praises Valor of Men From Sixty Four to Sixty Five
The closing tribute lauded the valor of the soldiers who fought from 1864 to 1865. The address was earnest and thoughtful, delivered with refined language and convincing logic. The exercises concluded with a benediction by Rev. H. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brown
Be Not Mocked Be Not Mocked Sermon for 1915 Graduates
A graduation sermon warns the 1915 high school class to cultivate good in life. It cites Galatians 6 7 about sowing and reaping, urges personal action and individuality, and stresses caring for the body as a part of success while contrasting easy conformity with striving for virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Athens
Paul
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Warpeton and
Richland County
Union
Northwest Weekly
Cks
George Hanson
Arnold Forbes
Ton ‘Brownlee
Ervin van Stephen Allen
Leo Dom Bow Wend Oy
Pi ‘Trampsigman
Hipperton Ismind
Oscar Schott
Hoyabel Brownlee
coiMing Havel
Vail Arnani Bess Brownlee
Mae Wright Foi
Alvina Ander
Emily Rezae
Leslie Purdon
Donald MacGregor
Jelen Shean
Merchants Hotel
Aan
Joh
Auditoriui
F. Sewrry
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