Wahpeton Fourth of July Celebration Plans and Rally
Wahpeton prepares a safe and patriotic Fourth with the Wahpeton Citizens Reserve financing festivities to honor draft quotas. From the courthouse gathering to a big opera house program with music by Breckenridge girls and readings by Mrs. Lounsbury, the event culminates in a farewell train for volunteers bound for Camp Dodge Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
Northwest
Richlond
Court House
Waupeton
Richland County
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Wah- Peton
Richland Co
C. E. Lounsbury
States Attorney
Opera House
Breckenridge
Miss Rowan
Rudolph Gilles
Mr. Gilles
Walpeton
Mr. Gillith
Thompson Yards
Old Guard
Fairmount
Old Town
Amercan
Richland
Richland County Red Cross reports July August quotas
Hp eton Red Cross news outlines label shortages and centralized cutting for essential government orders. It itemizes July August quotas for Richland County including hospital clothing socks and knitted articles, notes branch activities and lists officers, and calls for gloves and kid gloves for aviator jackets.
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Red Cross Commission
France
Italy
Richland County
Foor
Moe
Miss Moe
Richland
Branch
Matthias
Barney
Therine Becker
Mary Loehner
Mantador
Barber
Luick
Homestead Township
Purcell
Twenty-First
Red Cross
Fritz, Anderson
Ed. Kragness
Be Wise With Beef Substitute Pork Urged By Hoover
A wartime message from Hoover urges hotels and households to limit beef use and favor pork. Hotels should not serve boiled beef more than once weekly nor roast beef more than once weekly. Households should not buy more than 1 1 4 pounds of clear beef weekly or 1 1 2 pounds including bones per person. Cooperation is requested to ease army and ally needs.
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Aspinwall
EB. F. Ladd
Hoover
Rural subscribers urged to call trouble line for repair
Rural subscribers on lines 1 to 11 are asked to call phone number 402 for a trouble man until further notice. A. H. Burnson signs the notice.
Fairmount Aims To Grow As The Best Little City
A line from a civic message pitches Fairmount as a growing community. It emphasizes progress and pride in the city as a compact, thriving locale with an eye toward future improvements and greater prominence in the region.
Hichland County quota left Tuesday for camp
Robert Marks of Great Bend Louis Albert of Wahpeton Gerhard Radloff of Wahpeton Peter B Schommer of Mantador are listed among the names tied to the Hichland County quota left due Tuesday for camp.
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Hichland
Marks
Robert
Great Bend
U Louis Albert
Wahpeton
Radloff
Gerhard
Schommer
Peter B
Mantador
Local Names List From North Dakota Minnesota Pedigree
A string of personal names and surnames appears, including Grant Sam Abert Kindred Ben Besseme ich Johnson Julius Mooreton Moen Knute Colfax Gramenz Leonhard Barney Lenzen Anton Frankinson Lien Arnold Eugene Fergus Falls Minn Baine Olver Wheaton cuutz Irwin Big Stone N D Bolme Joseph Enloe N D Pederson Julius Arthur Gard ND Hansen Christian Sioux City Erickson Carl Marius Walcott LaQua Frank Hankinson Bernard Anderson t Einear Anderson Mike De Fea Hanson ALA Heine Alfred Jackson F E McCutcheon Ben MicMorrow Mahlon Nelson Paulson Emil A Radloff Gerhard Henry Schuster Anthony Schiller Peter Schommer RL Snyder Simle Henning Emile Tollefson Abert Tollefson John Bill Oliver Windon.
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Grant
Sam Abert
Kindred
Ee Ben
Bessemeich
Johnson
Julius
Mooreton
Moen
Knute
Colfax
Gramenz
Leonhard
Barney
Lenzen
Anton
Frankinson
Lien
Arnold
Eugene
Fergus Falls
Minn
Baine
Olver
Wheaton Cuutz
Irwin Int
Big + Stone
Bolme
Joseph
Enloe
N. D
Pederson
Julius Arthur
Gardee
Hansen
Christian
Sioux City
Erickson
Carl Marius
Walcott LaQua
Frank
Hankinson
Bernard Anderson
T. Einear Anderson
Mike de Fea
Hanson
Ala Heine Alfred Jackson
F. E. McCutcheon
Ben MicMorrow
Mahlon Nelson
Paulson Emil A. Radloff Gerhard
Henry Schuster
Anthony Schiller
Peter Schommer
RL. Snyder
Simle Henning
Emile Tollefson
Abert Tollefson
John Bill
Oliver Windon
Barrie Christian Endeavor Picnic Draws Big Attendance
The annual Barrie Christian Endeavor picnic drew about two thousand people despite weather concerns. Governor Frazier spoke on patriotism, food conservation, and rural education, while a Leonard versus Sibley baseball game ended 5 to 6 in favor of Sibley. The Barrie Band provided music, Attorn General Langer was billed but could not attend.
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Barrie Christian Endeavor
Alll Directio
C. B. Society
Frazier
Attorn
Langer
Vivian Morgan
North Dakota
Red Cross
MCA
K. of C
France
Leonard
Sibley
Barrie
Buckthorn Bark touted as instant bowel purifier
An advertisement claims Adler FUL buckthorn bark flushes the entire bowel tract to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation and prevent appendicitis. It promises money back after one dose and cites H. Miller & Co. druggists. The copy also describes a user with chronic catarrh of the stomach noting improved symptoms after using the remedy.
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H. Miller & Co
Wahpeton
Adler‘ka
Imperial Germany Opposed to Liberty and World Peace
Dr. Talcott Williams quotes condemnations of Imperial Germany as anti liberty and tyrannical, citing past actions in the Balkans, attacks on democracies, espionage, and threats to the Monroe Doctrine. The piece argues Germany’s history shows it harms freedom and justifies fighting abroad to defend humanity’s liberty.
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Talcott Williama
Columbia University
Deurnalem
Geration
Beca
Ieas
Berti
Germany
France
Samoa
Dewey
Manila
Eastand
Mexico
Txis
Venezuela
Hayti
Japan
Belgium
New York Harbor
Somme
Hudson
Tragic Circus Train Crash Lists 84 Dead Widows and Wounded
Sixty two bodies of the Jagen back-Walace circus employes perished six miles west of Garyland. Officials aim to identify all victims while 58 injured in hospitals are monitored for possible deaths. A plan to bury unidentified victims under a single monument was discussed as 25,000 dollars in cash reported as lost remains unrecovered.
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Jagenback-Walace Circus
Garyland
Hammond Suniday
Edward M. Ballard
T G.res
FS. Whipple
Michigan Central
Hammond
Gustave Krauss
Aten K. Sargent
Green
Lake County
Sargent
Katamiato
Mich
Grace Jessap
Toledo
Ohio
Leroy
New York
Chicago
Showmen’s League
Purcell Attorney at Law Practice in Warpetor North Dakota
A Purcell attorney announces practice in Warpetor North Dakota serving courts of the sun with legal representation. The notice highlights local legal services and regional outreach for trial work and ongoing counsel through formal channels.
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Courts of the Sun
Warpetor
North Dakota
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