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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
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The article argues for widespread beautification and landscape development in towns and farms, citing state college horticulture experts aiding communities in roadways, parks, schools, cemeteries, and farm projects. It notes profit from livestock farming over grain alone, contrasts single crop farming with stock integration, and critiques the two-house state legislature as a hindrance to efficient government. It mentions North Dakota's politics and a push toward single-house or commission government for common sense.
A broad tally shows numerous June sales across many city merchants. The report highlights active buy patterns, varied goods, and strong consumer demand, with notable participation from local shops and markets throughout the month.
A city merchants survey reveals numerous June sales across Wahpeton with mass reductions on clothing, millinery, dress goods, and corsets. The Bee Hive, Boston Store and James Purdon & Co. promote limited time “benefit” and nine day corset sale ending Saturday the 26th, urging shoppers to stock up. Local events schedule sales tied to Episcopal, Ladies Aid, Civic Improvement Day and Public Library observances.
The local lodge in Fargo hosted Supreme Officers of the Modern Brotherhood of America at a June banquet. M D Anderson, Fargo State Manager, and Mr Jones of Minneapolis spoke, praising North Dakota’s rising prominence. The event included receptions, a large dance with the Baker Orchestra, và plans for another booster campaign after the August supreme convention.
An allegorical stage piece titled The Absentee is staged in costume with modern dress. Power abandons Might to enjoy leisure as extravagance and vanity drive wages down, sparking a strike and near famine, destroying Happiness and Innocence. Justice awakens Power, wedding him as Ambition and Opportunity join Success.
The Eleventh Teachers rra ng School for Richland county commenced Wednesday June 16. Enrollment reached 98 students. The school is progressing very fine and students have already shown earnest and industrious character by digging into their work for the season.
Julius Fandel of St. Cloud vanished after proposing to Magdelen Nicolin amid a church wedding at the Church of St. Francis de Sales. A mob of family and friends watched as a procession of captors seized him from the reception and fled in a big car toward White Bear Lake. He later escaped and rejoined his bride at Adolph Bremer’s home on West Seventh Street amid a chaotic, tabloid style incident.
A county officers meeting will be held in Waupeton at the Pience School Building starting 7 30 p m on Thursday July 1. Officers may claim compensation for attendance while the public is invited to join discussions. The program lists topics and speakers including Mrs A L Morgan August Swenson Joel A Larson M G Myhre Mrs E Moore and others with talks on school subjects equipment attendance laws and district calls plus musical numbers and a lecture by Prof Hollis for evening interest.
The item extols outdoor living as the path to health. Mrs. McPeek of Breckenridge is named as agent for bungalow offerings. It urges readers to consider outdoor life for vitality and brightness, nudging them to call to view a small bungalow option priced around 888.90.
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