Lovejoy death details and inquest verdicts
Continued report on Mrs. Lovejoys death notes that she likely drowned after alighting a streetcar near Westlake Avenue with a thirty inch wide platform and a fourteen inch gap between tracks. Inquest returns accidental drowning though some consider robbery or foul play. Hat shows struggle. a handbag with CDs and cash is missing from the lake bed. Police have no solid clues. Agricultural note urges seed analysis for flax seed quality from readers and recommends sourcing seed from known crops.
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Westlake Avenue
Flax Seed Outlook Sparked By Drought Hit Areas
The Epworth League invites farmers to a flax seed social at the M E church on October 14 offering guidance on selecting disease free seed. The note warns that drought and wilt have damaged crops in many areas and urges careful seed choice to protect future soil and yields.
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M. E
Melba Concerts Draw Big Crowds Across Canada
Melba impressed audiences in Calgary with a record crowd in an 8500 dollar hall. Fans from distant towns traveled up to 200 miles to hear her. She also performed in Edmonton for a 7000 dollar venue and is slated to sing at Valley City on the nineteenth, drawing local Williston interest.
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Williston
North Dakota
Melba
Canada
Valley City
Calgary
Sherman Rink
Edmonton
Teachers Examination Scheduled for Oct 28 and 29
The next regular teachers examination will be held October 28 and 29 at school buildings in Williston and Crosby. Friday subjects include Reading Theory and Practice Physiology and Hygiene US History Geography Orthography. Saturday covers Arithmetic Civics Language and Grammar. Those on conditional certificates must write at this time. Begins 8:30 a.m. Applicants bring pen and ink. Martha P. Tatem Co. Supt. of schools.
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Williston
Crosby
U. S
Martha P. Tatem
Reverend Hollett Returned to Williston for Another Year
Sentiment runs high as Rev. F S Hollett and family are welcomed back to Williston after the recent Methodist Conference in Bismarck, deciding to extend his pastorate for a fifth year. He has served this city for five years, guiding church work and community good.
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F. S. Hollett
Methodist Church
Bismarck
Williston
Hollett
John Deitz Surrenders in Wisconsin Case
October 10 report from Winter Wisconsin notes John Deitz and his son Leslie were moved to Hayward for safety while Mrs Deitz and the children stayed at a hotel. Deitz faces warrants dating four years for assault with intent to commit murder. The article also mentions club members traveling to Bismarck for a federation meeting.
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Winter
Wis
Deitz
John Deitz
Leslie
Hayward
Mr. Deitz
Rally Day Observance at Congregational Church next Sunday
The Congregational Church schedules Rally Day with church and Sabbath school services. The choir will perform music and the pastor will deliver sermons aligned with the day’s exercises. Services begin at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM.
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Congregational Church
Pabbath
Independent Candidate Seeks Williams County Treasurer
A local resident announces as an independent for Williams County Treasurer. He cites sixteen years in North Dakota, Norwegian birth, Republican politics, and a career as teacher, merchant, and farmer. He pledges a clean, honest, efficient administration if elected and asks for voter support and their vote.
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Williams County
North Dakota
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Wegley Block
Williston, N. D
F.P. Bergman & CO
N. D
John Heffernan
Bee
West Broadway
S. Brownell
Westlawn
W.H. Moats
Epping
Wm. Edge
Custer
Creaser'’s Drug Store
Springbrook
Bruegger Avenue
Sheldon
Graphic Office
Chas, Schumacher
First Avenue West
West Hotel
Round House
Charlotte
Parry Auto
Minot
Paul Bros
Buffalo
Sanborn Lumber Yards
Jim
Raum's Ferry
D. F. McIntosh
West Lawn School
E. K. Ellis
Asbury’s
Libby
Lovejoy
H. L. Bolley
Agricultural College
Epworth League Social
John Dietz
Mesdames Mansfield
Hedderich
Dochterman
Overson
Mesdames Lynch
Leroy Smith
LaDue
Civic League
the Farmers &Merchants Bank
Music Store
A. E. Stewart
Golden Rule Furniture
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