Wahpeton Beats Hankinson In Sunday Baseball Tilt
Wahpeton defeated Hankinson in a home Sunday matchup. Ripperton struck out 12 with six walks as Wahpeton posted six first inning runs, twelve hits and two errors while Hein for Hankinson pitched well later. Key contributors for Wahpeton were Watson with three hits Larson and E Bute with two each. From this point box scores will be published with each game.
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Hankinson
Wahpeton Baseball Management
Denning
Ripperton
Iit
Wahpeton
Hein
Albers
Watson
Secur
Larson
E. Bute
School Graduates Fourteen at St John’s Hall Ceremony
At Monday evening exercises the St John’s hall hosted the grade four graduation with 14 graduates named including Braun Benedict Gebhart Antony Meyer Mary Novak Reigh nit Schneider. The program featured selections, a class play No Victory Without Soul, a chorus, an orchestral piece, essays, and a wrapping song. Class colors were Wed White and Bus.
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Sthr
St. John’s Hall
Trade Braun
Benedict Gebhart
Antony Meyer
Mary Novak
Reigh
Nit
Schneider
Aune Murphy
Galutory
Gertemde Braun
Murphy
Murshy
Loviety Boys
Baccalaureate Service at High School Assembly
Last Sunday evening the high school assembly room hosted a baccalaureate service led by Rev H Leo Taylor. His talk centered on character and was noted for its strong delivery aided by local musicians.
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H. Leo Taylor
R Taylor
Hy Glow Chub
Srtes
Richland County Sunday School Convention Plans
The 23rd annual Richland County Sunday school convention will meet June 14 and 15 1917 at the Congregational church Wahpeton North Dakota with talks by State General Secretary James C Garrison and other speakers An auto parade is planned at 7 p m with each car displaying a U S flag The organizers urge full cooperation to make this event memorable Also noted is the North Dakota Sunday School Convention at Fargo June 20 to 22 featuring eight speakers from several states and Manitoba The Richland County program outlines its schedule and activities
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Richland County
Congregational Church
Wahpeton
N. Dak
James C. Garrison
Fargo
U. S
North Dakota
Farago
Manitoba
Thursday Afternoon Service Program Schedule
The document lists a series of church services and activities headed by Dr. W. G. Movius with songs, devotions, and addresses by Rev. Taylor, Rev. E. F. Movius, Rev. W. J. Horner, and others. It outlines sessions on home duties, purity, needs of the work, Sunday school evangelism, and fractioned events across Wahpeton Lidgerwood Fairmount Hankinson and Dwight area churches with state workers James Garrison and James C. Garrison, ending with Friday sessions and adjournment.
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W. G. Movius
Lidgerwood
Taylor
Wahpeton
E. F. Movius
W. J. Horner
Lidgerwood Singers
Pastor Baptist Church
Fairmount
Mrs. Hanson
James Garrison
Martha Fulton
Ira J. McFarland
Wyndmere
James C. Garrison
R. Bettinger
C. G. Ponath
Hankinson
James C
Wahpeton Addrexe
Lisbon Solo
Collee Radion
James
Garrison
Family dinner sparks feud over rival households
A fractured social scene unfolds as Mrs. Dasher and Mr. Dasher debate inviting two rival families, the Fannings and the Jeromes, amid a quarrel stemming from cooks rather than children, highlighting tensions in a domestic gathering.
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Mrs. Dasher
Fannings
Jeromes
Dasher
Royalty Tolling At Tom Pan’s Cathestral Footnotes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference tolling bells for deaths connected to church figures and London’s Bishop, St Paul’s, and city officials. Readable names and periods are unclear. core idea centers on ceremonial tolling during funerals.
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Easal
London
St. Paul's
Theard Mayer
Fragmentary exchange at the store with Henry
A puzzled clerk asks if the customer wants several items. Henry responds that he does not want to borrow them and wants them kept. The fragmented dialogue hints at a bargaining moment or request related to purchases.
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Henry
Three Jewish Feasts and Purification Week Observed
Fragmentary note recalls three great Jewish feasts lasting seven days with a seven day purification period between first and second feasts and mentions Levitical purification rites.
Long on Conversation in Uncle Eben's Told Tale
Quote centers on Uncle Eben remarking that "home men" love country as they love families. They seek to entertain with conversation rather than work for them, reflecting a dialect narrative about labor and civic ties. The excerpt focuses on communal speech and cultural idiosyncrasies.
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Eben
Detroit Frew Press item on hidden buyers theory
The article notes a store owner pursued a theory that customers hid to buy goods, reflecting concerns over theft and in-store behavior in Detroit. The readable fragment mentions the owner’s belief and the newspaper context.
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Detroit
Frew Press
Weather Word Salad From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary weather note mentions fair but stormy skies and unclear imagery. No definite location date or events are readable. Unable to extract concrete entities or a coherent outcome from the provided garbled text.
Road to Ruin Warned by Cincinnati Time Star Phrase
Readable line from a historic Cincinnati paper urges caution about maintenance costs borne by travelers. The fragment hints at a moral about roads, repair efforts, and tolls affecting the public. No clear dates or proper names beyond Cincinnati appear in the surviving text.
Wahpeton Alumni Plan Autumn Quet and Recital Night
Wahpeton high school Alumni association hosted its annualquet at Merchants cafe with the Senior class of 1917 as teen guests. An evening of orchestra music and a delici dinner followed by a program including Welcome Utmer Manchester, Vocal Solo Lillian Corcoran, Trombone Otto Oien, Accompanist Mary Gilles, Seniors Miss Snyder, da Lange and others. The annual business meeting elected officers Maude Garr President Donna Forkner Secretary Anna Bell Treasurer Mary Gilles. After adjournment alumni and guests danced at the 8.8 Gymnasium. Class colors Rose and Silver, flower Sweet Peas, praised in decor. Miss Amidon, a young suffrage worker and Barnard grad, linked to Miss Rankin, spoke at the Minnesota branch meeting of the National Woman's Party in St Paul July 11 with a postmeeting tea.
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Wahpeton High School Alumni Association
Merchants Cafe
Astein
Sted
Iris
Utmer
Snyder da Lange Syne
Fulton
Gilbert Reeder
Cass
Maude Garr
Donna Forkner
Anna Bell
Treas
Mary Gilles
Miss Amidon
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Miss Rankin
North Dakota
Barnard College
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
New York
National Woman’s Party
Minnesota
National Woman's Party
St. Paul
Thes Organization
Courier News
Noosed Out by Three Hours in Registration Tale
A chaotic report centers on a fatal crash timing with a voter registration day in a small town. It notes a person born June 5 who died at midnight and mentions efforts to register those aged 20 to 30 before the nine PM closing. The piece links a late registration theme to a county election context.
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Marshalltown
Elf
J. Kiev
Minnesota woman opens suffrage campaign as war measure
Miss Beulah Amidon of Farydon, daughter of Judge Charles Amidon, opened a statewide suffrage campaign in Minnesota as a war measure. Stump speeches will be made in every ion of the state and mass meetings will be conducted.
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Beulah Amidon
Fary
Charles Amidon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Quiet Moorhead Wedding Involving Mr Hodel and Mrs Schennum
Mr Er lina Schennum elopes to Moorhead for a quiet Friday wedding with Mr Hodel. They return to Wahpeton the same day where his Otter Tail Power Co office duties required his presence. The couple, lifelong locals, will reside with his parents for now as well wishes pour in from many friends.
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Erlina Schennum
Moorhead
Jane Tat
Wahpeton
Hodel
Otter Tail Power Company
Mr. Hodel
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement urges women to use Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive issues emphasizing dangers of untreated ailments. It ties the product to a Navy recruitment appeal, claiming one dose proves benefits and lists recruiting stations in Minneapolis St Paul Duluth and other Minnesota cities with nationwide enlistment urgency.
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Mayr
Navy
Mayer
Sam
Northwest
de Heaton
U. 8
Navy R
Marquette Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Duluth
St. Cloud
Virginia
Fargo
Grand Fork
Minot
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