Hanna Removes City Officials in North Dakota
Governor Hanna removes Bismarck mayor Charles Hines and Hankinson chief of police George Phillips for alleged open violation of prohibition and anti gambling laws. Hearing by State Enforcement League cited negligence in enforcement from July 1 1918 to the complaint. First such removal under the law in North Dakota. Also includes a land filing notice for Olaf Olen Bleken of Williston with July 4 1914 hearing date.
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Bismarck
N. D
Charles Hines
George Phillips
Hankinson
Hanna
Leagu
Wat
Kins
North Dakota
Department of the Intenor
Williston
Olaf Olen Bleken
Williaton
I. D
Township
6Th P. Meridian
Diseriad
Register
Egon Olsen Kvale
Alfred A. Stangel
W. HL. Denny
Oscar L. Hexom
N.D
Thomas B. Murphy
Ellithorpe for Superintendent of Williams County
Voters are urged to support Clarence Ellithorpe for Williams County Superintendent of Schools. He has 20 years in education including eight as Williston school superintendent and has directed a commercial club role to boost farming and rural life.
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Williams County
Clarence Ellithorpe
Williston
Ellithorpe
Elks Lodge Seeks Bids for New City Home
The Elks lodge calls for bids to erect a fine modern Elks home on First Avenue East. The proposed building is to be a prominent addition to the city, reflecting respect and a lasting civic contribution.
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First Avenue
Elks Lodge
Elks
Fhrst Avenue
El 89
Rose Hill Organizes Base Ball Team for First Game
The Rose Hill boys form a base ball team and set their first game for Sunday afternoon June 21 against Squires. They will meet Sunday morning at H C Koetzel’s to prepare the diamond on Bahamars flat, one mile south and two miles west of the Rose Hill schoolhouse. Ed Kaetzel is manager and president, Eugene Van Tress is secretary. A box social is planned for Saturday evening June 27 at Eli Shikany’s house.
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Rose Hill
Squires
H. C. Koetzels
Bahamars Flat
Ed Kaetzel
Eugene van Tress
Eli Shikany
Community Sale Aims to Benefit Local Team Equipment
A community sale five miles southwest of Rose Hill schoolhouse and four miles east of Squires invites a large crowd to raise funds. Proceeds will buy mitts and gloves for the team, with supporters urged to attend and cheer them on.
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Rose Hill
Squires
Gollmar Bros Show Brings Finest Norman and Percheron Draft Horses
Famed Gollmar Brothers present a large entry of Norman and Percheron draft horses alongside thoroughbred racehorses in their show. The display travels on long trains with Pullman sleepers for performers and staff as 50 advertising staff precede the event. The announcement notes preparations and logistics ahead of the upcoming show schedule, with exhibitions listed for July 4.
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Gollmar Bros
Gollmar Brothers
Williston
Ingwaldson Seeks Register of Deeds in Williams ND
Republican candidate Ole E. Ingwaldson appeals for support in the June 24 1914 primary election in Williams County North Dakota. He pledges to provide the best service to the people if elected and asks for influence and assistance.
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Ole E. Ingwaldson
Register of Deeds
Williams County
North Dakota
Lawyer Politician Henry J Linde Pledges Aggressive Law Enforcement
A political advertisement outlines Henry J Linde born in Winnesheik County and educated at Luther College and University of Minnesota Law, now practicing in Stanley ND. He served in legislative houses, seeks Attorney General with a pledge of strict law enforcement and oath binding to enforce all laws.
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Winnesheik County
Tews
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
College of Law
University of Minnesota
Stanley
North Dakota
Park Region
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
House
Senate
Pol
Henry J. Linde
Booklets on Concrete for Farmers and Builders
The public library received up to date booklets on concrete construction written by engineers under the Universal Information Bureau of Chicago. Subjects include concrete for the farmer barnyard pavements walls silos and more with guidance on cold weather concreting and small bridges.
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Public Library
Interversal Information Bureau of
Chicago
James Memorial Library
Williston
Universal Portland Cement Co
Householders Store Coal Discounts Boost Summer Shipments
The anthracite coal industry uses spring discounts to push household storage, aiming for steadier year round shipments. From 1892 to 1901 average working days reached 179. since 1902 only 1906 broke 200, with 1913 rail shipments totaling 69,069,628 tons split 31,707,619 in winter and 37,361,? in summer, a gap of about 350,000 tons.
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Win
Trained Animals Parade by Drieshock and Gollmar Bros Circus
July 4 report describes Drieshock’s trained elephants and seven ferocious lions by Miss Marouerite Mrieshock in a steel arena between rings one and two. Gollmar Bros. display Lotus hippopotamus and a famed elephants herd valued at $50,000. Emory Styles attends as superintendent amid rival showcases.
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Herr Drieshock
Marouerite Mrieshock
Driesbock
Driesbeck
Gollmar Bros
Emory, Styles
Gollmar Brothers
Ed. Courtland
Will Liston
What We Ask For A Good Place To Live
A call for civic wisdom and will to build a town that offers good money, water, streets, schools, and churches. The aim is a place to live, work, and invest for better returns in a strong country and state. Emphasizes cooperation to create a prosperous, well-served community.
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P. D. Norton
Flasher
Hustler
Norton
Bowman Citizen
Congress
Costeoff
Dakets
Adv
John L. Jarstad
Board of City Cs Board
Londey
Dune
Sth
Pas
Craver Eeapen
Carney
Wegley
Neids
Dochterman
City New
United States
Asle J. Groma
Beaver Board
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