Missouri Ridge Social Notes From W W Keltner
Local column records Monday events and Sunday visits by residents. Names include Mr. W W Keltner Miss Ureng Frank Mrs. James Rhodes Claude McCoy Earl Smith and others. Reports mention illnesses, family visits, birthday remembrance for Rigdon McCoy, and ongoing chatter about neighbors and small town life.
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Ralph Myer
Lee Stutsman
Ureng Frank
Dan Kauffman
James Rhodes
Claude McCoy
Oscar Storal
James Sheppard
Lucy Sheppard
Hans Fredrickson
Earl Smith
Fiona Sheppard
Measers
Jack McCoy
Ben Frank
Rigdon McCoy
Jack Adam
Mary Rhodes
John Rhodes
Mr. Frank
Uyite
Lula
Lueeppard
Hab Shepard
Abe Miller Place
W. W. Keltner
Will Marsh
Iva Joyce
Marion Joyce
Mrs. Rigdon McCoy
For Rent and Sale Notices in Williston Area
Classified items include for rent rooms at 408 North Main Street and modern house rooms at 618 First Avenue East. Sales listed: Maxwell Touring car, kitchen furniture, gas range, fuel items, and a dining set. Also stray cow near Williston Tan Sai, solicitors for subscriptions, and a new Williams County directory.
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First Avenue East
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
An old remedy using Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded gray hair to its natural color is promoted as an easy, natural darkening method. A 50 cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores, said to darken hair evenly by morning with one or two applications.
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Wyeth
Clark Family Mourning Turns To Return Home
Mr and Mrs Will Clark of Arne 1gard attended the funeral for Mrs Sam Clark last week. Mr Clark went home Friday while Mrs Clark stayed to visit relatives and sisters Mrs T Wicks and Mrs Martin Jensen before returning home. The family hopes her illness is not serious and she can return to school soon.
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Walington
Virgil Blankenship
Navy Yard
Pearl
Berdie Clark
Sylvia Hartman
Gramatka
Agnes
Gusta Bronder
Maule Poe
Williston
Will Clark
Arne
Ignace Paderewski Wounded as Famous Pianist Leader
Noted pianist and Polish leader Ignace Paderewski is reported wounded in a developing incident. Authorities and medical staff monitor his condition while public figures express concern about his health and ongoing duties.
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Tenace Var Paderewski
An Asern
Warsaw
States Move Toward Ratification of Prohibition Amendment
California and Washington ratified the national prohibition amendment, reaching 24 states. Colorado’s action was questioned and will be reconsidered. Arkansas House and Indiana Senate voted yes, Illinois House to take up the measure, California lawmakers delaying the measure with a parliamentary maneuver.
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Chicago
California
Washington
Colorado
House of Arkansas
Senate
Indiana
Illinois House
Lodge To Deliver Eulogy At Roosevelt Memorial
Massachusetts Senator Lodge will deliver the eulogy at a joint congressional memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt in the House chamber on February 9. He was chosen by unanimous vote of the Senate and House committees and will be the sole speaker.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt Memorial
Washington
Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Senate
German Army Disbanding After Armistice, 60 Percent Mustered Out
American headquarters in Germany report that about 60 percent of the German forces have been demobilized since the armistice. Statistics from 40 towns held by Americans show roughly 12 percent of Rhineland troops killed and a similar proportion returning home before the armistice due to permanent disability.
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Germany
Rhineland
Senator Sterling Opposes League of Nations
Washington Jan. 15 Senator Sterling of South Dakota Republican in the senate urged that a league of nations among the United States Great Britain France and Italy is unnecessary and that its consideration should be postponed in light of current and prospective relations among the four powers.
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South Dakota
Washington
League of Nations
Sterling
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Withdrawal From Russia Resolution Invoked In Senate
Washington January 15. A Senate resolution to record the chamber as favoring removing American soldiers from Russia as a boon was received by Senator Johnson California. He asserts the United States government has no Russian policy and invites disaster. Harbor improvement asked Honolulu January 15. Resolutions have
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Senate
Washington
Rusa Boon
Johnson
California
United States
Harbor board seeks 2 million for Honolulu harbor upgrade
The harbor board asks the 1919 legislature for 2 million dollars to start a harbor improvement plan totaling about 9 million. If funded, Honolulu could build a first unit of docks to handle five large ocean liners simultaneously as Pacific commerce expands.
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Harbor Board
Honolulu
Expan
Pacific Commerce
Verger Kaiser Wilhelm Nearing Lunacy in Amsterdam
Amsterdam January 15 William Hohenzollern is described as slipping toward lunacy. A Dutch visitor to Count Bentinck’s castle reports rambling erratic talk and insomnia. He waveringly contemplates returning to Berlin and sometimes to surrender to the British.
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Kaiser Baid
Amsterdam
William Hohenzollern
Count Bentinck
Berlin
House Passes Relief Bill for Europe Food Aid
President Wilson urged a $100,000,000 appropriation to feed starving central European peoples. The House approved the request by 242 to 73, sending the measure to the Senate. In Dayton, Dolly Zimmerman sues the local street railway for $5,000 over alleged improper change and a verbally abusive remark.
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Wilson
Europe
Washington
House
Senate
Dayton
Dolly Zimmerman
Clearing House Card Index Matches Rooms to Rent in Cleveland
A United States home registration service in City Hall Cleveland uses a slot machine like card index system to match seekers with vacant rooms and board. Punched cards record available rooms and automatic rods select suitable entries. The free service aims to clear supply and demand for furnished and unfurnished suites, boosting speed and accuracy.
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Cleveland
United States Home Registration Service
Bureau
Military draft figures show 200 declined from 24 million
Chicago Jan 15 Provost Marshal General Crowder reported at the Selective Service meeting that of 24,234,210 men registered only 200 refused to fight. He said 2,800,600 were inducted and 2,000,000 more were subject to immediate call.
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Crowder
Chicago
General Crowder
Selective Service Association
Undertaking Parlor Opens on Broadway in City Building
G M Thomas opens an Undertaking Parlor on Broadway in the former Salvation Army building. Contact day 352 W, night 352 12. Also listed as 25 tf.
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G. M. Thomas
Salvation Army
City Meat Market
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H. C. Blankenship
Charley Rehall
East Broadway
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Graphic
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Achoor
P. D. Box
Williston, N. D
Williams County
Wantepay
Amy House Work
Wm.bye
Price
8Th Street
Ford
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Sam Greengard
West Broadway
Bright Boys
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Stetson Oil Co
Station E
Ohio
Williston N. C
W. C. Gibb
Havre
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Care Graphic
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Sala Mitchell Seed Co
St. Joseph
Dyckman
Minneapolis
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Shubert
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Williston Lodge
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Union Block
First National Bank
E. J. Hagan
E. Trainor
Main Street
DRS
Nicholson
Distad A
M. Doe
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Rilliston
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Office Union Block
Ommce
J. W. Disney
Storm Newson
Wil Maton
William G. Owens
Rawson Block
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Williaton
Old Williams County Bank Bldg
Main St
Mount Moriah
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