Rural Williams County Spring Coulee Notes Peopled events
Mr and Mrs Will Haines visit Hellyer relatives. Mrs Issac Webix seeks treatment from Dr Mary Kinger. Herman Carleon travels to Rochester Minnesota for care and returns. Wheelock and Buford items report Thanksgiving events and local visits. New store displays Christmas goods at Biella. Mail routes expanded with Virgil Scott as new south route carrier. Community life spans churches, dances, basket socials, and school notices across Trenton and surrounding towns.
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Spring Coulee
Will Haines
George Hellyer
Issac Webbix
Mary Kinger
Herman Carleon
Rochester
Minn
Garden Valley
Casper
John Wong
John Wong Are Setaed i In Their New May Ti Pase Many © Sappy Feat
Avon Johnson
C. L. Gemberling
Orin Murch
Carl Melland
Minneota
Tbumiaya Dee
Henk
al . A.schroeder
Monher
Andtley
Will Clark
Aiso Glen Seaton
Ed Renn
Fred Levering
Florence Carr
Ray
Epping
William Haney
Williston
City
Fred Walker
Stanley
Virgil Scott
Ada
Bessie Carpenter
Dorothy Kilgore
Renn
Mary Ridder
W. J. Clark
Erp Marxson
Inez
Miller’s Hall
Inez Zepp
A. Zepp
Dublin Township
Nora Thoreson
Wheelock
Tillie
A. Wang
C. A
George Ginther
Rudolph Urban
Kingston
Elvie Ulrich
Springbrook
Luraine Schaaf
Ed Erickson
Northwood
Marie Knutson
Erickson
Wilson calls for action on railroad settlement and regulation
President Wilson urges Congress to promptly advance a program for railroad regulation. He asks to enlarge the Interstate Commerce Commission, establish an eight hour day for railway workers, create a monitoring body, consider rate increases, and empower executive control during war or national need.
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Gret Place
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Senate
Tony
Jose
Fedgujelt
Coun Uy
United States
Congress
Commission
Ita
Senator Reflects on Porto Rico Law and Election Reform
In a concluding address to Congress, the speaker urges urgent passage of bills amending Porto Rico’s organic law and regulating campaign expenditures. He argues immediate action will aid national interests, improve governance, and relieve public concern while touting efforts to expand export trade and finish overall constructive policy. The speech hints at agreements between houses and honors colleagues’ service.
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Porto Rico
Eden Valley Community Notices and Thanksgiving Box Social
Local Eden Valley brief notes list visits and travel among residents including Kauffman Kratzer and Delorme families. Town members attend Thanksgiving events with Ray Keltner, Mrs Rhodes, and McCoy households. A school box social at the Eden Valley schoolhouse raised 28 for library books. attendees enjoyed a festive gathering.
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Eden Valley
J. M. Kauffman
W. W. Keltner
Ray
Nicholas Kauffman
York
N. Dak
Ray ‘Krateer
W. W. Wildes
J. H. Rhodes
Claude McCoy
Willis MeCoy
Stanley Keltner
Scobey, Mont
Will Landis
Will Ees
Myers
Rigor McCoy
Homestead
Monts
Har
Richard
Ben Frank
Geo. Brock
Earl Smith
Nahe Delorme
New York
N. Y
Bas Ives
Ree
Fraieriekes Non We
Eli del
James Shappard
Epping Notes Visits and Socials Reflect County Life
Saturday county seat visits by John Hennegraf and others mark a busy social week. Thanksgiving gatherings with friends in Williston, Norwegian church services, barn construction, and family events thread through Epping and Springbrook residents.
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John Hennegraf
Lewis Levitt
Ray
A. Schaaf
Williston
William Haney
Martin Boe
Utah
Elmer Ellingson
Maurie
Springbrook
Paul
C. F. Carpenter
B. L. Mohn
Fay Smith
Montini
Epping
J. Knudson
C. Bjella
Allen
St Williston
Tollef Bjella
Joe Jorgenson
Oliver Township
Stueland
Alf Ellingson
Spencer
Will Haney
Werni DM
Bis
Fred Levering
The
Stork
Oscar Ellingson
Grandma Levitt
Local notes from South Side residents and visitors
Miss Ora Poe built a new house on her claim and E Collings introduced a gasoline and wood sawing outfit. Ed Copeland expanded his tre building while Carl Grossett and family welcome a new son. Myrtle Collings visited Mrs Schryven, Rufus Williams traveled to the Bend, and Albert Rupple returned from Zahl with Sam Vizina and children visiting Wil.
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Misa Leah Pater
Poe
Williston
E. Colline
Robert
Teins
St. Peter
Jonnie Tappan
Havre Mont
White House
Jas McCutcheon
Myrtle Collings
Alta Henwood
Lucy Vance Suniayed
Ora Poe
E. Collings
Ed Copeland
Tre
Carl Grossett
Myrtle
Collings
Bhi Schryven
Rufus Williams
Ruff Creek
Wanda
Bend
Albert Rupple
Zahl
Operation of Railway Not To Be Stopped
The text discusses a law to forbid workers from leaving their jobs without society approval and rejects a new principle. It asserts investigations will clarify the issue for national opinion and rejects permitting unions to halt railway operations. The focus is on balancing labor action with railway continuity and legal safeguards.
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Addyman
Antes
Interstate Com Ferre Commission
Heavn
Ptch
House of Representatives
Senate
Farhaule
Ikane
SSS
Net
Megulate Expenditure of Election Money
A fragment discusses immediate passage of a bill to regulate election expenditure and curb spending tied to campaigns. It argues lawmakers should act before the next federal elections to ease public concern and address issues around funding methods and public morale.
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San
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Bebekiye Center
Leonard Bean
Mr. Gulshrudiat
Willis
Brooklyn
Buford News
G. L. Welsh
Smithwick
MacManus
Dave King
Jon Beisel
Gelsh
Hutchinson
Preso
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C. J. Morken
A. E. Twichel
Huraday
Carrie Benneth
Werner
King
Kenneth
William
John Raastad
Rebecca Lodge
Buford
Trenton
Drury
W. S. Martin
Genevieve Allen
J. M. Bowen
Glen Bach
Medicine Lake
Montana
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Baker
Ellen Pingrey
Temple
O. A. Bijella
Jadmin Ay Et
Mehaedare Beachla
Frances Barger
Sprin
Brook
Jena Hoveland
John Seaton
Joe Hoan
Harkal
Wilara
Suesday
Ai ‘Olson
Lynch
M. E. Jacobson
Miles Altha Renn
Glenn Seaton
Brooklyn Center
Wilson
Callanan
Epping News
Sam Vizinia
Willinton
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