Roosevelt Praises Gerard Book and War Film at Orpheum
A review highlights Theodore Roosevelt praising Gerard's Berlin post and the film My Four Years in Germany showing the origins of U S entry into WWI. It promotes this week's Orpheum lineup with Eva Tanguay The Wild Girl Norma Talmage and the Allied War Review plus Missing Links and The Eternal Temptress and newsreels.
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T. R
Gerard
Harvard Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Francis Adams
United States
London
Mr. Gerard
Berlin
Germany
Col. Roosevelt
Imperial Court of
America
Orpheum
Eva Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Committee On Public Information
Rome
Norma Talmage
Constance Talmage
Robert Harron
The Heart of a Girl at Lyric Theatre Weekend Show
Barbara Castleton stars as Berry Lansing in The Heart of a Girl at the Lyric on Saturday. A political plot twist follows Barndon Kent’s gubernatorial bid as rivals probe his past while Betty fights to save him. The bill also features the Sunshine comedy Are Married Policemen Safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Barbara Castleton
Berry Lansing
The
Lyric
Barndon Kent
Betty
Ashi
Correspondence and Social Events Include Visits and Ice Cream Social
Miss Mable Ellingson visits family as Mrs. Renn and Mrs. Evans plan an ice cream social on July 21 for the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Renn invite friends to attend. Card of Thanks from the Renn family expresses gratitude for sympathy after a great sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Ellingson
C. A. Levitt
Dorothy
Levitt
Renn
Evans
Renn Nome
Red Cross
Mrs. Renn
Thom sisters attend Cow Creek picnic in rain welcomed
The Misses Alberta, Marjorie, Margaret, Ida and Alice Thom attended the Cow Creek picnic Sunday. Farmers here would welcome a bit more rain. Mrs. Albert Thom visited Bert Aspland Sunday. Many locals went to Mahoney's dance Saturday night and a reminder was given for the Lindholm gathering the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Marjorie
Margaret
Ida
Alice Thom
Cow Creek
Albert Thom
Bert Aspland’s
Mahoney’s
Lindholm’s
Red Cross officers elected and community notices in Grenora area
The Red Cross elected officers and served lunch on the Fourth netting one hundred seven dollars. A military ball is planned for July 20 by the Grenora Home Guard. A baby boy was born to Dr Stotter's family. The Grenora and Medicine Lake game ended 7 to 6 in Grenora's favor. Crops near Grenora await rain to prevent damage. The American Hotel promoted as a clean place to sleep. The Brush Lake Fourth celebration drew good crowds and movies showed The Crisis. Mrs Coots, Mrs Roberts and son were seen passing through Grenora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ben Orsborn
Wildrose
Smith
Grenora
Dr. Stot4er
Brush Lake
Mra. Coots
Mra. Roberts
Celebrations and Local Changes in Poplar Montana
Monday travelers from Poplar to Wildpep recount a Fourth of July celebration with a well attended evening dance and good weather. Residents Ben and Henry Thoeny Jona Jenson and families planned a Medicine Lake fishing trip, while Hentges buys 20 acres east of town for a new barn. E. & G. Hotel changes hands to Mattson and Johnson. Micklyon and Anderson move to farms. An amusing anecdote ends with a bow to Westby evaluation.
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Poplar
Montana
Wildpee
Ben
Henry Thoeny
Jona Jenson
Medicine Lake
Hentges
Bird
Mattson
Johnson
Micklyon
Anderson
Westby
Co operation and immigration attitudes in early America
The author critiques lax immigration controls and lack of inquiry into newcomers motives. He argues some immigrants pursued economic gain over liberty, warning such attitudes hinder true citizenship. He links individual liberty with economic equality, noting America evolved into a strongly individualistic society.
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
A health craze claims drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and purifies the blood. It asserts improved digestion clearer skin and refreshed feeling for men and women who suffer dull headaches bad breath or stomach issues.
Co operation as a path to safeguard future production
The text argues that a shift from individual ownership to cooperative control could preserve living standards amid population growth. It notes past satisfaction with broad access to land and resources but warns about vast private holdings enabling control over many workers. It suggests cooperative ownership across production, transport, and distribution as a solution, without restricting by class or kind.
Co operation as Economic Principle in American Life
The article outlines how cooperation arose from individualism and need, citing butter and cheese factories, co operative grain elevators, and fruit grower associations as examples. It notes the Federal Farm Loan Act of July 17, 1916 as the first federal recognition of this principle and mentions continued discussion on page 7.
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Europe
Lina Cavalieri
Paramount
Enid Bennett
the Lyric
Hearst-Pathe
Parker
Grandma” Parker
Ribbinsdale
Minn
Grandma
Crosby
N. C
Grand Forks
Hankinsons
Auto-Polo
Geo. A. McGee
E. B. Goss
McGee & Gossitoraeys
At Law
Minot
N. Dal
Dochterman
Union
First National Bank
Williston
N. D
E. J. Hagan
Calla
Glasse
M. E. Trainor
M. D
Bruegger
Main Street
Drs. Nicholson
Distad
A. Michelese
M. BD
Domee Caton
Block
W .Williston
Omce
Williston, N. D
J. W. Disney
Thomas M. Cooney
Williston, North Dakota
Heffernan
William G. Owens
Rawson Block
North Dakota
Old
Williams County Bank
Main St
Mount Moriah
A. F
A. M
Fred H. Smith
W. M
Chard C. Ike
W. Bampel
Tiydic
J. We
Sengregee
Treas
M. W. A. Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur Evans
W. F. Cormany
R. E. Kreiger
Red Williston, N. D
Wilson
Baker
Chicago
Geo. A. Carlson
Colorado
Witepski
Lew R. Seratt
Woodsman
DR. E. T. Hagerman
Pres. V. E. Shirley
Melting Pot Company
Zangwill
New York
Chautauqua
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