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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
1
Bits from Beach Sentinel area recount visits by Dr. F C Davis and Miss Jessie Forsyth, farm activity with flax and oats harvest, and crop praise for Golden Valley. Land sales, bank bankruptcies, labor needs and club meetings are noted along with weather summaries and a heavy Beach thunderstorm. Multiple named individuals and organizations appear, including Overstad, Kelloggs, Gilbertson, Potter, Moulton, Potter, and the Golden Valley crop.
Roy B Chappell and Marion Gallagher wed last Saturday at the bride’s parents home in Glendive with Rev Pauwelyn officiating. The couple, well known in Rawson county, share ties to local families. Chappell is an assistant cashier at the Exchange Bank of Glendive and has a bright future.
Announcements wantads offer sections, cattle and horses for sale, oats at five cents a bushel, coal and blacksmith coal stocks, and a dance invite. Missing items include a stray cat reward and a dairy cow description. An editorial note reflects on why some days yield no tragedy in local headlines.
A Concord Georgia man, Sam H. Gwin, reports severe stomach illness after measles and rain exposure. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy with his recovery and speaks of lifelong gratitude, noting it is sold by dealers.
Jackson County Wisconsin colony holds its second annual meeting with about 150 invited guests. The May Friday gathering featured pleasant weather, a grove with swings hammocks and tables, and a dinner followed by races. Forsyth and Elijah Smith reconnect after over thirty years of absence as families of Stoddard Martin Fipps and Knox attend.
The Board of County Commissioners of Billings County ND met July 26 1907 to adjourn and reconvene, then proceeded to adopt the 1907 tax levy covering prison board live stock protection funds deputies repairs offices and jail auditor and other county offices. A public highway opening petition from residents of townships 139 140 range 100 prompted orders to remove fence obstructions and to open the described sections. The Live Stock Protection fund balance was redirected to a new Billings County Bridge Fund to be shared by districts. The meeting concluded with bills approved including care for the insane and county official services.
An old Brindle cow story asserts she seeks a fair chance to prove value. The piece notes that last year milk, cream, butter and cheese from Brindle and her sisters in the United States totaled 665 million dollars, signaling strong market prospects for the coming seasons.
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