Graceville and Island Park clash over baseball lineups
In a chaotic matchup the Graceville team faced a line of farce as the Graceville bats managed nothing while Lefty Faust hurled a no hit game for the BWs. Island Park supporters claimed five salaried players from a semi pro lineup, with Science School stepping in Monday to beat the W’s 4 to 2 as Sewrey and Ripperton stood out in a hustling, deceptive game.
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Aville
Enridge
Walpeton
Graceville
Lefty Faust
Islan Park
Science School
Sewrey
B.W
Ripperton
Ciness
GONE TO HER BEST BELIEVED TO PASS INDIAN
The obituary reports the death of Mrs J Weimer after a long illness of pneumonia following a cold. Born August 25 1855 in Shelson New York she moved to Belle Chester Minnesota then Wahpeton North Dakota area. She married J Weimer January 20 1880 and they had seven children five living. Funeral held at St Johns shoren with Father Ridder officiating. Attending relatives listed from Lake City MeVitle Alberta Aneta St Paul and Castel N D references.
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Josephine ‘Tuck
Shelson
Belle Chester
Minn
J. Weimer
Wahpeton
Alberta
K. Marsden
Joseph Jr
Father Ridder
St.John's Shoren
Kate Tuck
Lake City
Mary Simmons
Margaret Wagner
John Tuck
MeVitle
N. D
Lucy Lippon
Aneta
Anna Bush
Bernard
St. Paul
Stephien
Card of Thanks for B J Williams Family Loss
We wisno ulam swe many people who so courteously lent as their sympathy during the bereavement of the wife and mother of this family B J Williams and children.
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Wisno Ulam
B.J. Williams
Covetousness and progress clash in a moral notice
A religious meditation contrasts biblical restraint with modern greed. It urges mercy and truth to guide youth, warning that covetousness hinders progress. It also reports Big events at St John’s church on Sunday June 6 marking Rev Joseph Bernard’s priestly ordination in Fargo, with a large procession and choir.
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Pruestnood
St. John’s Church
Joseph. Bernard
Fargo
O'Reilly
Joseph Bernard
Matthias Bernard
Tyler
Wahpeton
Catholic College
Collegeville
Minn
Northwest
Camely Temple Hosts Statewide Camel Carnival in Twin City
Twin City Temple No 270 of the Camels of the World held a three day carnival in the little Twins from last Friday to Monday. Delegations from across Minnesota attended a show with a full house at each performance. The parade amused all with humor from start to finish and featured several German bands.
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Camely
Twin City Temple No
Minneota
North Dakota Girl Promotes State at Exposition
Ella Maria Speiser, twelve, of Fessenden writes to Panama Pacific Exposition President C C Moore to promote North Dakota and Wells County. She mails photos of herself and her pet fox and asks that they be exhibited in the North Dakota building. Secretary Holbein confirms the pictures already adorn the North Dakota building walls as of May 7, 1919.
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North Dakota
Ives
Fessendorfer
C. Moore
San Francisco
Moore
Etter
Holbein
California
Wells County
Rhererd
Ella M Speiser
Tam
Temain
Ella Maria Speisre
State Development League
Grand Forks
North Dakota's Unique Lesson on Population Growth
A fragment stresses the state’s people and a girl’s affection signaling a broader lesson about growth. It urges readers to profit from the example and consider how population could double in a year, underscoring civic engagement and optimism.
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North Dakota
OU Men To Attend State Educational Meet
North Dakota to host a large gathering as the State Educational Association meets in Grand Forks on November 4 and 5. U S Commissioner of Education P P Claxton and Booker T Washington will speak, with about two thousand teachers from across the state expected to attend, says President A G Crane of Minot.
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North Dakota
State Educational” Association
Grand Forks
Cai Dlot
United States Commissioner of Education
P.P. Claxton
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
A. G. Crane
Minot
Dehorning Calves With Caustic Potash Method
A historical ranching note describes dehorning calves using caustic potash. Apply to the budding horn within one or two days of birth, after clipping the horn bud, then rub a wetted potash stick on the spot. Handle carefully to avoid eye injury and keep the chemical in a contained bottle.
Public Health Bulletin Praises Rural School System
Advocates public health reform in North Dakota lauding the rural consolidated school model as a practical advance. Community cooperation enables expert staffing and efficient assessment, claiming city-like advantages with improved health education. The piece notes funding gaps hindering public health campaigns and cites the North Dakota Nurses Association.
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Public NU Ie
State Board of Health Bulletin
Nort Dakota
North Dakota
Public health nursing plan urged nationwide cooperation
A nationwide meeting in Grand Yorks on April 27 and 28 urged establishing public health nursing across states. Advocates called for a focused nurse in every community to act as school nurse and promote child hygiene and infant welfare. They cited 867 infant deaths last year and urged county, city, and school boards to fund visiting nurses through partnerships with women's clubs and charitable groups.
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Grand Yorks
Iy ‘Commis Soners
Board of Health
North Dakota Cattle Wealth Reaches 116 Million in State
Commissioner R F Flint reports North Dakota hosts about 980 thousand cattle valued at 14.7 million in 1941 and estimates rising toward 15 million by 1919, citing state statistics on stock increases, shipments, and diversified farming growth across corn alfalfa and hogs driving wealth.
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North Dakota
R.F. Flint
Agriculture and Labor
Grand Forks
Department of Statistics
Emity Dguves
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Yuden
Eckes & Worner Furniture
Gract
Wahpeton Hospital
T. O'Brien
Holland
France
Paris
Solomon
Brown
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