Prohibition Voices Across States and Nations
The note praises nationwide and international moves toward abstinence, highlighting New York health officials as well as Minnesota expansion of prohibition counties. It cites Chicago divorce rates tied to drink, Philadelphia saloon closures, and Kansas Governor Capper urging national ban.
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Health Department of
New York
Minnesota
Hull Up
North Daotak
Forthwest
Colorado
Bellingham
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carololina
North Dakota
South
Democratic Party
Williston Churches Headline Service and Local Sermons
Williston Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning and afternoon services at 10 30 and 1 00 with Bible school and men's class meeting at 11345. Topics include A Transformed Life and The Duty Of An American Citizen In This Hour Of Our History. Patriotism is urged and a patriotic service is planned at Palmer schoolhouse with local music. Rocky Ridge reports 42 at Bible school last Sunday and praise for Miss Ross of Montana and Dr Harry Wilson from Chicago whose sermon inspired new Bible school plans for a model church structure.
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Bible
Palmer
Bible School
Rocky Ridge
Harry Wilson
Chicago
Church Services and Pastoral Notices in Williston and Fargo
State officials plan to negotiate with Haxby and Pillesque of Fargo to realize an architectural ideal. St Peter's Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at 8, morning prayer and sermon at 11, and evening service at 8. Lutheran and Norwegian services listed for Williston and Plum Creek with Sunday school and English services.
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Wilson
Architets
Haxby and Pilllesque
Fargo
ST. Peter’s
E. Elsworth
Hauge Lutheran
A. E. Dintad
Williston
Ploom Creek
Wilson Leaves Washington for Cornish Home in New Hampshire
President Wilson departed Washington Wednesday night for his summer residence in Cornish New Hampshire where he will stay until July 7 before returning to the capital. He will confer with Col E M House about European peace prospects and the current world situation. House favors delaying peace proposals for now. The Chamber of Commerce backs public opposition to government ownership of shipping lines, voting 82 in favor of the idea. Britain’s note reply to U S protest was friendly but firm on maintaining position. London notes indicate Britain seeks to ease trade burdens though no retreat. The blockade is blamed for about five million dollars monthly in American customs losses. Interstate Commerce Commission hears Western roads rate case seeking higher charges on grain and related goods. potential annual gains around ten million dollars if approved.
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Wilson
Washington
Cornish
N. H
Roslyn
L. 1
Col. E. M. House
Europe
Col. House
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Western Roads
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Mexico
Denver
Mississippi River
Acta
Co-operative Equity Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul
North Dakota
Court of Equity
Satmansen
Salmonsen
Minneapolis
Superior
Thatcher
Thompson
Whatcher
Salmonson and Thompson
Library Notes Highlights From City Reading Shelf
Books ready for circulation include Goethe's Faust in Bayard Taylor translation with part two noted for higher intellectual character. Sandy by Margaret Turnbull follows a twelve year old seeking a home and becoming a writer. Dick Whittington from the Blue Fairy Book appeals to children. The American City June issue offers a symposium on City Manager Plan in Forty five Cities. Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce urges civic improvement and voter participation, street repair, lighting, parks, trees, and garbage system study.
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Goethe
Bayard Taylor
Faust
Sandy
Dick Whittington
Kalamazoo
Car ride with Biffelk subject to testimony
A Birmingham Age-Her ald report quotes Botts claiming a long morning trip. He says he rode two blocks on a street car with Biffelk, confirming the journey details as part of the day’s account.
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Botts
Biffelk
Birmingham Age-Herald
No Receiver for Equity Co. Contested Insolvency Hearing
The court debates appointing a receiver for the Co operative Equity Exchange, examining insolvency claims, goodwill, asset checks, and book discrepancies. Acknowledges investors’ bonds and the attorney general’s duty to disclose facts, with the hearing continuing to seek a ruling on insolvency.
Notice of Expiration of Time of Redemption in Williams County
The auditor of Williams County North Dakota warns owner Neanton Nelson that the described real estate in Williston Williams County will have a tax sale, with redemption allowed ninety days from service. The redemption amount is seventy four and one hundred four dollars plus service costs. If not redeemed, a tax deed will be issued to the tax certificate holder. Dated Williston June 28, 19th Sent. M H Aren Auditor.
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North Dakota
Willams
Nelnon
Wilms County
Bruesker
Willaton
Taw
Williston
M.h."aren
Williams County
Bat
North Pat
Bread Ad Promotes Silver Sheaf Product Quality
A grocer touts Silver Sheaf as home made wholesome and nutritious bread. The ad emphasizes better bread and invites shoppers to ask for the brand at their store.
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North Carolina
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
America
Mia
Rome
Cicnito
Erick Rather
J. Creaser
Methodist Episcopal Church
Styles Harries
Williston State Bank
General Banking
Basestar
Simon Westby
Pres
S. M. Hydle
Cashier
A. Solberg
V-Pres
The
Western Auto Repair Works
Bismarck, North Dakota
Washington News
Equity CO
Bar
Supreme Court of the State
W. W. Keltner
North Dak
Broadway
W.N. Roach, Jr
Attorray Au Counsellor
Af Law
Ec Dag, van Ne
W. N. Dickinson
N. Dak
Williams County State Bank
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Sunset Magazine
Sunset Magazine Service Bureau
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