25 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
1
Local agent E D Logan says there is no stock for sale as the Independent Harvester company reorganizes management to meet demand for binders and machinery. Other notes cover road funding, community ads, local visits, farm loans, and various small town notices.
Senator McCumber of North Dakota led a Republican attack on the Democratic tariff plan in the U S Senate defending farmers and accusing Democrats of forcing higher costs while slashing protections. He argued reciprocity harms farmers by inviting global competition and warned that the bill would lower prices only through reduced demand and broad economic stagnation.
The text argues for delaying calf slaughter to boost future cattle supplies and meat output. It cites South St. Paul figures from 1912, showing calves, weights, and potential gains if held longer. It urges farmer education and compares current practices to foreign controls.
A Medora North Dakota report details Mike Finan passing checks on unfamiliar accounts during July 5 business hours, netting about 95 dollars before detection. The issue of fragile currency and ensuing town concerns frames a broader local update with church, sales, and agency changes. Other items include church attendance records, union service plans, revival reports, the Woodhull and Linger sale, and local business shifts in machinery and real estate.
A Courier News note contrasts Devile Lake Journal and Courier News editorials, praising Democratic progressivism yet labeling Congressman P. D. Norton as a famed but mistaken figure. The piece hints at shifting electoral sentiment within Taft and Hanna camps after the campaign.
John McClellan of Bismarck was kicked by a horse in Beach Saturday evening and died Tuesday from head injuries after a fall on a cement sidewalk. He was 17 and traveling with Rob ert Braidway and Peter Townsley from South Dakota en route to Miles City to homestead. His mother and father arrived as the funeral was held at the local cemetery.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Dickinson North Dakota July 10 1913 notice is given that under act of Congress approved March 28 1912 serial No 018807 we offer at public sale to the highest bidder at not less than 230 per acre at 10 oclock A M on August 28 1913 the NW NW 14 Section 10 Township 136 Range 105 West 5th Principal Meridian subject to the acts restrictions including adverse claims must file claims or objections by sale time J G Quinlivan Register W A McClure Receiver
Stark County plans its first industrial fair at the armory and adjacent lot spaces in Dickinson on September 24 25 and 26. A general committee meeting set dates and organized exhibits dairy displays sanitation talks and farm improvements with state experts slated to speak.
Deputy Sheriff John Jones brought Ophelia Kasvurovski to a city jail after a Monday complaint that she was of unsound mind. A Wednesday inquiry by a county commission found fits of melancholia with destructive episodes, and she was ordered to the Warm Springs asylum.
Eve Jung aged 11 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Jang, drowned while playing near a well opening on the Jung farm. The child struck her head on the brick wall and never surfaced as companions summoned her mother and father. The body was recovered with life extinct. A second item notes weighing milk by farmers saves labor and money, and Barneys Elevator Co declares dividends on stock and grain.
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