Golden Valley Farmers Plan Expanding Elevators and Mill
Golden Valley farmers met at the opera house in a large session of the Golden Valley Farmers Co-Operative Co. More than 200 stockholders heard praise for cooperation and discussed enlarging the primary organization to build new elevators on the south line by October first. The plan includes a Beach feed mill and using foul seed through branch houses. A dividend of one cent per bushel was declared. J. M. Still was reelected president as directors listed.
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Golden Valley
Golden Valley Farmers Co-Operative Co
New South Line
Carlyle
Burkey
Ollie
Beach
J. M. Still
Messrs
F. A. Powers
Wood
Farmers
Wibaux
Golden Valey
Still
Alfred Bergen
Thompson Commission Co
Duluth
Thompson
E. E. Noble
LE. Curl
J. D. Halstead
Lewis Odland
George Oech
Farmers Speak on Grain Interests and producer rights
The speaker argues that farmers, as grain producers, face global and systemic disadvantages. He contends producers bear the costs of production while others gain profits as prices rise, criticizing media and business interests for masking high living costs and urging policy attention to farmers' costs and profits.
Base Ball Club Presents The Girl of the Golden West Show
Monday evening the base ball play The Girl of the Golden West will be staged at the opera house under Mrs M H Jefferson. The event features local actors in a full dramatic program plus the Florodora Sextette dance numbers with six young men and six young women in attractive costumes. A dance will follow with Foster and Jones orchestras supplying music. Cast includes Edward Ralston Carman Crone Beulah M Fields and Beatrice Wash Her.
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Golden West
M. H. Jefferson
Opera House
Inas
New York
Foster and Jones
Chestras
Edward Ralston
Adam Faris
Chauncey Oglethorp
Carman Crone
Andego Jhones
Anna E. Washer
Farmers and bankers co operation in a North Dakota era
Excerpts from Pres Still's address argue that farmers prosper through cooperation with neighbors, grain companies, and banks. The piece notes how big buyers and financiers influence prices, and praises farmer unity to build elevators, model homes, co op marketing, and a new photography studio expansion with Seneca cameras to serve farmers.
Population boom guards Beach in five years
The Beach city assessor reports a 50 percent population rise from 1003 in 1910 to about 1500 currently. Winter figures rise by around 200 as farm families move to Beach for schooling. Real estate assessment tops a quarter of a million dollars.
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Beach
Edmonton Merchant Seeks Courtship Ends in Refusal
A West Edmonton merchant named K Tartary pursued a young city lady through a matrimonial ad with promises and pledges. The woman refused to meet or honor the pledges as Tartary arrived in the city, ending the courtship abruptly amid social circles.
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K. Tartary
West Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Portia
Our City
Moham
Monton
Tartary
Beach
Agitator and bellwether labels in farm cooperative debate
A writer derides farmers supporting cooperative movements as agitators boneheads blowhards and bellweathers. The passage notes Mrs. Charles Lafler and daughter from Grand Rapids Michigan visiting Mrs. Lafler's daughter Mrs. C A St Germain of this city.
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Rehm
Charles Lafler
Grand Rapids, Mich
From Sumter to Appomattox Play at Beach Opera House
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church presents a four act Civil War drama from Fort Sumter to Appomattox on Friday June 18 at the Beach opera house. The cast features Farnsworth and Major Roberts with a romance thread and a tenacious cast of U S and Confederate officers. Reserved seating 50 cent adults 25 cent children, at Stensrud's drug store starting June 14.
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Opera House
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Congregational Church
Fort Sumter
Appomattox
Charleston
S. C
Fort Sumpter
Farnsworth
Corporal Bunglestein
Dutch J. P
Biddy McGee
Wash
Thavin
Major Roberts
Kate Thorne
Det Saur Kraut Brigade
Rees
Beach
Stensrud’s
Farmers Cooperative Produce Society Meets to Pick Site
In the city the Farmers Co operative Society met to choose a business location. They plan to start operations on June 15 and have leased the John Baller Property, to be readied for use as the new business.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Society
John Baller
Baccalaureate Services Rendered at City Church
A large congregation gathered at the Congregational church for baccalaureate services honoring the graduating class. Seats were reserved for the graduates and the high school faculty as Rev. Thorpe of Belfield delivered the noteworthy sermon to an appreciative audience.
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Thorpe of
Belfield
Roscoe Family Visits and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Jim Roscoe and daughter Hazel were visitors in the city Thursday. Mr and Mrs Rob Roscoe left for Loyal Wisconsin on Thursday for a two weeks visit with relatives. Mrs John E Haskin from the locality north of Beach left on Thursday for Loyal Wisconsin where she will visit with her parents in that city.
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Jim Roscoe
Hazel
City
Rob Roscoe
Loyal
Wis
John E. Haskin
Beach
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North Dakota
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Kipling
State OF North Dakota
Executive Department
I. L. B. Hanna
United States
Bismarck
L. B. Hanna
Thomas Hall
H Hehe
Sumpter
Julian Farnsworth
Enoch Madsen
George Roberts
C. S. Army
Clarence O'Brien
Carl Jordan
Forbes
U.S. Army
Weiss
Earl McColeman
Ellsworth
Ose
Rye Enoch Norem “Wash
Farmers’ Co-Operative Produce Society
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