What's Wrong With This Picture Puzzle Closes Soon
Five days remain for the What’s Wrong With This Picture puzzle in Willmar Tribune. The contest ends January 1 1923 with readers submitting lists and subscriptions to be eligible for the prize. Also news of Farmers Institutes planned for Raymond and Willmar January 16 and 17 and a South Dakota Christmas visit by the Simmons family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Tribune
Tribune
South Dakota
Robert Simmons
Putney
S. D
C. L. Pharis
Fred Peterson
Baby
Simmons
Cleveland Roadster Burned On Wednesday
The car of E. N. Felton en route to Bethesda Homes Wednesday caught fire from an overheated motor and was destroyed though the motor and front wheels survived. Harry Smith, Felton’s partner in Willmar Construction Co., was also in the vehicle. Attempts to save the car failed and insurance partly covered the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Felton
Bethesda
Harry Smith
Feleens
Willmar Construction Co
Boy Falls From Central School Building
Gosworth Loomer son of Mr and Mrs E J Boomer was rendered unconscious after climbing outside the Central School building and slipping to the ground. He was taken home for care. Civic Club meets library basement Tuesday January 2 at 3 PM. George Bryant hurt back in a 18 foot slip and fall and is resting at Willmar Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosworth Loomer
E. J. Boomer
Central
Civic Club
George Bryant
Willmar Hospital
Marriage License Granted to Osmundson and Martin
Clerk Ed Sander reports one marriage license issued in the past week to Miss Cora Elvira Osmundson and Harry B. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sanderson
Cora Elvira Osmundson
Harry B. Martin
Frost among graduates at Minnesota fall commencement
Russell H. Frost of Willmar was among those who received the bachelor of science degree at the University of Minnesota fall quarter commencement ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Frost of
Willmar
University of Minnesota
Judgment for City Council in Willmar case
Judge R T Daly ruled in Henry Young vs City Council of Willmar that relator is not entitled to relief. Council acted within its rights and discretion, and the alternative writ is dismissed with judgment for the city. Trial occurred in November with attorneys noted. possible appeal unclear but unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Daly
Henry Young
City Council of
Willmar
Clerk of Court’s
Daly
George E. Chapin
Mr. Young
Geo. D. Barnard
C. E. Oberg
Charles Johnson
the Tribune
Christmas Shopping Surpassed 1921 in Willmar Merchants
Willmar merchants reported strong Christmas trade with most firms saying 1922 sales matched or exceeded 1921. Some stores saw up to 25 percent growth across jewelers clothiers hardware and drugstores while a Tri bune survey noted only a few firms behind last year. An accompanying collision at Fourth Street and Litchfield Avenue between a Kandiyohi area farmer’s Ford and A. F. Hanscom’s Buick caused minor Buick damage and a loosened Ford steering column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Tribune
Ford
Kandiyohi
A. F.hanscom
Fourth St
Litchfield Avenue
Buick
Radio programs from WOC Palmer School of Chiropractic
Tribune prints advance weekly radio schedule from Davenport WOC for Dec 28 to Jan 3. Listings include time signals weather market quotes chimes concerts educational talks and musical programs led by Erwin Swindell and P. S. C. orchestra with various soloists and choirs across Thursday to Monday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L .E. Coss
Tribune
WOC
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Town
the Tribune
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Kiwanis Quartette
Peter MacArthur
Gace Anderson Warren
Gertrude Branigan
P. S. C. Orchestra
Finwin Swindell
Robert Lynch
Irene Bennet
Willis Weld
Irma Kahles
Boys’ Choir
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Ernest Otto
J. M. Cone
St. Ambrose College
C. A. Russell
Thoreson Orchestra
Florence McConnichee
Bert. Lovett
P. O. Pedersen
The
Linograph Co
Evening music and lectures update schedule
Time signals note a busy two day program on Tuesday and Wednesday. Educational talks by L V Willes C C Chandler and E H Hall are listed with chimes concerts pipe organ recital and an interior decorating lecture by Swindell Griggs Orchestra and artists including Mrs Arthur P Griggs Grace Ames and George Berger are slated for late evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Willes
Tri-City
C. C. Chandler
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Lydia Weich
E. H. Hall
Griggs Orchestra
Arthur P. Griggs
Grace Ames
George Berger
Boilermakers and Machinists Elect Officers in 1923
The International Association of Machinists Green Lake Lodge No. 1440 and Boilermakers Lodge No. 196 elected new officers for the coming year at their December 21 meeting. Boilermakers chose Samuel T. Evans as President and other officials, while Machinists selected Harry Strandberg as President with a slate including Roy Danielson and F A Danielson. Both unions, still on strike, expressed confidence the action would prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Machinists
Green Lake Lodge
Boilermakers Lodge
Wey
Boilermakers
Samuel T. Evans
Christ Christianson
Fin. Sec.y
James Peters
Ree
Sec’y
Russell Quam
Treas
Albert Ahlberg
Leslie Aistrop
Charles Larson
John Gosling
Cecil Baker
Hans Pearson
Harry Strandberg
Roy Danielson
Anton Sundberg
Fin
F. A. Danielson
John Rasmusson
Ludwig Larson
Soprano Recital by Hilda Greenfield at Bethel Lutheran
Miss Hilda Greenfield, former Willmar public school music instructor, appears in a Girl Scouts sponsored recital Thursday evening at Bethel Lutheran church. No admission charged, collection taken afterward. City friends look forward to a fine audience. Mission Circle Baptist church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs J S Nyquist home Sixth St W. refreshments by Mrs Nyquist and Mrs Arthur Eckwall. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Greenfield
Bethel Lutheran Church
Miss Greenfield
Willmar
Girl Scouts
Mission Circle of the Baptist _church
J. S. Nyquist
Sixth St. W
Nyquist
Arthur Eckwall
Eagle Lake Young People Society Meeting Planned
The Eagle Lake Young Peoples Society will meet Thursday December 28. Refreshments will be served by E. E. Gynild and P. Gilbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Young Peoples Society
E. E. Gynild
P.gilbertson
Children Enjoy Christmas Party At Elks Welfare Event
About 60 youngsters attended a Christmas party at the Elks club rooms in Willmar. The Welfare Committee and Salvation Army organized gifts, food, and a toy for each child, with a lighted tree, music, verses, and refreshments funded by lodge members. Crystal Bottling Works provided pop for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks
Elks Club
Willmar
Community Welfare Committee
Salvation Army
E. 8. Schmidt
Crystal Bottling Works
J. R. Rowat
Harold Handy
Ida Sanderson
J. R. McCullough
F. G. Handy
Community Welfare Committee of the Elks
J. A. Rowat
The
Elks Lodge
Gazette Printing Company
Morton to Play Here on Friday
One of the season's best games will be at the local gym Friday as Morton’s fast team aims to avenge last week’s 24 to 22 win at Morton’s end. Leland Hartwick of Parker College may see action and Orlean Christian of Hamline will referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Bunch
Morton
Willmar
Leland Hartwick
Parker College
Hamline University
Orlean Christian
Hamline
Appleton Independents
Willmar Legion
Appleton
Wheaton
Independents
Montevideo
Willmar 1922 in Review Local Calendar of Events
A year by year log of Willmar civic life from January to December 1922. Notable items include a deadly February wreck, military mobilization and National Guard service, primary elections and district conventions, school milestones, church anniversaries, road paving, Bible schools, county fairs, and public health efforts. Prominent organizations include the Central Minnesota Medical Association, the Non-partisan League, the Lutheran synod, and local churches. The record preserves local civic, educational, and social highlights with dates and involved groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Twelfth Judicial District
G. A. Youngstrom
Mission Church
John McKusick
Lake Lillian Methodist Episcopal
Ly Willmar
Tune
Willmar High School
Great Northern
Shipstead
G. O. Bergquist
Legion
Ortonville
Virginia
Stavanger
Amnt Lagger
Presbyterian Bible Conference
New London
Norway Lake
Mission
Glacier Trail Goats
Thru City
Co. E
National Guard
Luther League
Pennock
Traverse County Fair
Sons of Norway
War Hospital
Kandiyohi
Willmar Tribune
Burris Down
Willmarley
Legion Executive Committee
Lake Florida
Twelfth Judicial District Court
Public Health Conference
Minnesota
Eastern Star School of Instruction
City
Spicer Road
Teachers Institute of
Young Peoples
L. A. Freeberg
Navy
Rebekah Lodge
Red Cross
Eks
Rosa Loeb Passen
Severinson Cleared to Play for Minnesota Team
Harold Severinson returned to Minneapolis after Christmas with his parents. He played as a regular forward on the University of Minnesota basketball team last season and will again this year if he passes a condition by January. He passed quarterly exams and, if he fulfills the condition early in January, may compete. Severinson was among the Western Conference’s top scorers last year and the team began practice to prepare for January games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Severinson
Minneapolis
K. Severinson
Sevie
Severinson
Weed inspectors tally 230 thousand acres mowed
The annual weed inspectors report 143 locals logged 189 522 acres cut by owners visited without notices. Twenty three thousand two hundred ninety six acres were cut after notices. Seventy nine inspectors cut seven thousand five hundred eighty nine acres due to refusals. Total 230 037 acres cut by local activity, plus 19 193 acres in growing crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Beck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers
Raymond
Farmers Institute
Cleveland
Fifth St
Att v. Young
Tribune Radio Service
Eagle Lake
Elks
Lodge Room
American Legion
Clara
Martina Plad[sen
Tillie” Pladsen
Clara Kloster
Weed Report
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!