Grenora Visitors and Farm Briefs Highlight Community Scene
Andrew Moen visited Grenora last week while C. P. and A. D. Amsbaugh attended a Farmers Short Course. Walter Richardson dropped by with Donald Amsbaugh and Hugh Jeffrey. Mrs. D. C. Haskett with Dolores and Miss Gulickson were Sunday callers at A. G. Moon. Mrs. Jeffrey visited Grenora Tuesday and joined the Food Conservation Demonstration. Snow melts as farmers gear up for fieldwork and residents show interest in the Give a Book idea.
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Andrew Moen
Grenora
C. P
A. D. Amsbaugh
Walter Richardson
Donald Amsbaugh
Hugh Jeffrey
D. C. Haskett
Dolores
Miss Gulickson
A. G. Moons
Jeffrey
Mrs Kratzer Sells Home as Town Gathers for Sale
Mrs Kratzer’s sale drew a large crowd as neighbors trade notes about illness and travel. Several locals visited, including Mr Jack Pankowski and Mr Claude McCoy, while Mrs Edith Kratzer and her sons left for Coggan Town on No 2.
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Lee Stutsman
Ray
Lula Sheppard
Earl Smith
Edith Kratzer and Sons
Coggan
Town
Drink Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Each Morning
A health note extols washing out the digestive tract with a glass of hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims this flushes waste, sour bile, and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, improves appetite, and brightens appearance. A quarter pound of limestone is inexpensive and touted as beneficial for biliousness constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism.
Spring Coulee Social Notes and Red Cross Plans
Local column records visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Casper Syke and the Moline and West families. A Red Cross meeting is scheduled for March 30 at Mrs. Geo Addyman’s, with a schoolhouse gathering to wrap up finished work and plan new tasks. Farmers in the area are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Syke
John M. Moline
Red Cross
Geo. Addyman
Charles West
Otto Allbrecht
Lucas
Will Haines
Walter
L. C. Williams
Frank ‘Zink
Eugene Vantress
Miles Williams
Gene
L. ©. Williams
Miles
Agnes Heaton
Geo. Hellyer
Williams
the Red Cross
Farmers Prepare Spring Drive to Restore Williams County
In a bid to wipe out Kaiserism, Williams County farmers plan a large spring drive. Hundreds of acres of prairie broken last year will be sown to wheat and flax will be planted on many more acres. The plan comes amid wheatless and meatless days, stressing farmers and horses.
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Williams County
Local Social Notes From Todd Area X
Miss Mable Shanks suffers a bad sore throat. Frank Zimmerman spent Sunday at Todd. Mrs H C Blankenship has four weeks left of school. Courtney Wyltece made a quick trip to Williston Saturday. Todd residents attended Ettie Cratcher sale Thursday. Raymond Messier Gades Messier and Elmer Olsen visited Ettie Zimmerman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pankowski
Earl
Abe de Jorme
Hemter
Mable Shanks
Frank Zimmerman
Todd
H. C. Blankenship
Courney Wyltece
Williston
Ettie Cratchers Sale
Raymond Messier
Gades Messier
Elmer Olsen
Ettie Zimmerman
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge Community
Mr and Mrs C Oftelio and family visited at the Patterson home. Elsie Petty returned home to spend Sunday with family. Norman Ray M E Kirkpatrick and Sydney Penman spent Sunday at the Benson home. Petty hosted a taffy pull for pupils at the school. Farmers passing through Williston on Saturday got stuck on Sharp hill but were freed with help. A dance is planned at the Ray home Friday March 29 with the Medicine Lodge Social Club auctioning a quilt for Red Cross funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Farmers Asked to Sell Their Wheat Before May 15
Fargo North Dakota March 1 1920 Federal food administrator Herbert Hoover through Dr E F Ladd urged North Dakota farmers to market all wheat before May 15 to meet Allied bread needs and protect domestic supplies. If local mills cannot buy all wheat, sell through other channels to the grain corporation. The allies need cereals for bread and farmers should reserve seed only.
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Fargo
N. D
Perbert Hoover
Washington
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
United States
Sam
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad From Chicago Firm
A vintage advertisement promotes Gets-It as the relief for corns. It promises fast removal without cutting, bleeding, or wrapping, claiming the toe will be smooth and shoes comfortable. The ad cites E. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago and Erick Kather as endorsers and notes price and availability in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Williston
Erick Kather
North Dakota to Spend Half Million on State Roads This Summer
Engineers estimate 350000 to 500000 dollars in road work for summer and fall with about 400 miles of federal aid projects. Average 1100 dollars per mile. longest 30.5 miles and shortest 3.6 miles. Bids require five percent certified check and bidder experience. payments posted monthly up to 70 percent.
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Fargo
North Dakota Highway Commission
Easter Photo Gifts for Soldiers and Homes
As Easter nears we offer special photo services to help you look your best. This keepsake gift pleases friends in the army and at home, a thoughtful present for the holiday season.
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Howard
Eden Valley
James Rhodes
Dore
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Williston State Bank
Simon Westby
S.maydle
Medicine
Hoover
Corns
Cavalier County
Minot
Ward County
Emmons County
Evans
Peruka Colembe
Obie
Jos. Wegley
J. E. Pasenault
Main St
Williston, N. D
Bruegger Merc. Co
Miliston Drug Co
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