Cousin of Blanken sh ip Victim in Airplane Crash
C B Lambert of Welch West Virginia was killed when the training airplane crashed from about 300 feet during a flight at Beech Bottom aviation school. Instructor Captain E L Frey of the British Royal Flying Corps was severely injured and placed on the operating table.
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H. C. Blankenship
Missouri Ridge
C. B. Lambert
Welsh
West Virginia
Army Aviation Corps
Weissburg
Welch
W. Va
West Virginia Aviation School
Beech Bottom
L. Frey
British
Royal Flying Corps
Lambert
Frey
North Wheeling
Weck
West
Beech Botstom Aviation
Bennett
Wheeling
Beech Bottom Field
Charleston
Subscriptions warn of missing pages in prohibition edition
A Minot reader complains after receiving the standard issue instead of the North Dakota prohibition edition. The letter describes missing pages and urges subscribers to request the correct edition to avoid mutilated copies.
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North Dakota
Minot
Prohibition Edition Delay Causes Missed August Copy
The letter explains the August issue was altered due to living in a prohibition state and liquor ads were removed. Subscribers will receive complete copies with a special prohibition edition each month, as the August edition was exhausted before orders could be fulfilled.
Prairie chicken season dates clarified in state notice
State game warden warns the public that prairie chickens may be killed from September 16 to October 16, not September 15 to October 15 as some broadcasts claim. The law permits hunting from the earliest allowed hour on September 16 to the latest hour on October 16, and errors may mislead hunters.
Pneumonia Tops North Dakota Deaths in Spring Report
A state health bulletin shows pneumonia caused 114 deaths in April to June, more than any other disease. Tuberculosis 75, organic heart disease 76, cancer 57, and apoplexy 50 follow, with typhoid eight and measles twelve.
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North Dakota
State Board of Health
New Fall Fabrics Inspire Dashing Style
The notice boasts vivid fabric lines for fall with artistic flair. It highlights new styles that mix bold line ax marks with lasting service and good taste. Colors are delightfully different and prices reasonable for quality.
Railroads Pay Less Taxes in North Dakota Says State Panel
North Dakota tax commission finds four major railroads pay lower taxes per mile in the state than in Minnesota Idaho and Washington. It cites per mile taxes and net revenue percentages for Great Northern Northern Pacific Soo line Milwaukee and notes five year tax shares up to 1916.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
United States
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Washton
Great Northern
Soo Line
Wisconsin
Maccasin
Milwaukee
Soo
Commission
Great Northern Line
Dourine Case Appealed Over Horse Destruction
The North Dakota dourine case asks the Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of a law allowing destruction of infected horses. A. M. Neer and Andrew Johnson of near Rawson appeal Judge Frank Fisk’s district court ruling that the livestock sanitary board may order destruction. The injunction restraining destruction was temporary and later denied permanent, with C. C. Converse and Geo. F. Schafer handling respective sides.
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Supreme Court
North Dakota
A. M. Neer
Andrew Johnson
Rawson
Frank Fisk
Livestock Sanitary Board
Fisk
Schafer
C. C. Converse
Williston
Geo. F. Scafer
Ray woman in puzzling trance grips Rochester crowd
Mrs. Clara Jorgenson of Ray North Dakota has slept for five months despite medical attempts. In Rochester Minnesota she was brought to a hospital with her husband after resisting home treatment. Doctors call the case peculiar and declined to discuss details.
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Rochester
Minn
Clara Jorgenson
Ray
N. D
Jorgenson
Auto Lights To Be Investigated
City officials plan a probe into car headlamps and other auto lights following reports of widespread malfunctions. Local inspectors will test models and gather owner complaints to determine safety issues and necessary corrective action.
Auto lights violate law across cities amid crackdown
Officials warn headlights must be lowered to keep beams within thirty-two inches above ground at seventy-five feet in front of vehicles. A special agent will enforce the statute, with harsh penalties for first offenses. Rev E E Saunders married Jessie Duncan in Benson County North Dakota.
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E. E. Saunders
Mapleton
Josephine
Benson County
N. D
Jessie Duncan
Charles Arthur Michels
James Duncan
Edith Duncan
Charles Ruzicka
Williston
Fargo
Dorothy Duncan
Minneapolis
Michaels
Devils Lake
Archer, Mont
Michels
State Normal School
Valley City
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Promises Strength for Children
The ad claims children lack proper nutrition during growth and present pale faces and lean bodies. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as concentrated nutrition to enrich blood, remove weakness, and build sturdier bodies with no alcohol. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
N. J
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Main Street
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Henry S. Voight
Nick Held
Lapras
Salsberg Bros. & Co
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
1St Ave
East
Williston, N. D
Balloans
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