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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1913

Page

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Deputy Sheriff Irving Seizes Chronicle Office in Gun Incident

Deputy George Irving burst into the Chronicle editor’s office last Sunday noon, drew a six gun, and demanded information on a beer case. Chief Moran restrained him, Justice Rosenberg and Judge Rosenberg clashed over coverage, and Irving was eventually taken away by police. The next day he tried to threaten the judge. Sheriff Madison discharged him and a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon followed, with bond set by G. D. Lovell and M. D. Sarver.

Chronicle George Irving Moran George Justice Rosenberg Rosen Irving Rosenberg Boas Mike Madison Halliday Heath District Court G. D. Lovell M. D. Sarver

Anti-Saloon League leaders push nationwide prohibition pledge

Hanna speaks in Columbus praising a congressional prohibition resolution and pledging to push state ratification if governor of Kansas. Hodges of Kansas rouses the audience at the convention, while North Dakota Governor Hanna cites prosperity under prohibition and notes minimal intoxicant use. Former Governor Patterson of Tennessee closes with why he joined the anti-saloon effort. Lost yearling colt with MR brand on left shoulder reported. notice to Clark Hodges Mont. adv tf.

Columbus Ohio United States Congress Kansas Hodges American Anti- Saloon League Hanna North Dakota Patterson Tennessee Aps Clark, Hodges Mont

$200 In Prizes at Corn Show in Fargo

Fargo reports strong support for the corn show connected with the Tri- State Grain Growers' convention January 20 to 23. The Minnesota North Dakota donors include Nash Bros and the North American Telegraph Co providing prize money to school children’s exhibits.

Fargo Randlett Nash Bros Minneapolis Grand Forks Hardy North American Telegraph Co H. A. Tuttle

Corn Shows Boost North Dakota Growers and Expositions

Cee Pargotol presents an exhibit and prize winning displays from corn shows held across towns. The article notes shows are increasing, quality rising, and corn growing enriching the state's wealth, urging broad financial support for the upcoming event as a dollars and cents push.

Cee Pargotol North Dakota

Get-Together Policy Urged as New Haven Trains Spearhead

Howard Elliott calls for a get-together policy amid criticism of New Haven trains that appear to cross lines too readily. The Wall Street Journal notes public concern over coordination and pace.

Howard Elliott New Haven Wall Street Journal

North Dakota Women Skip Mrs Pankhurst Visit

North Dakota women leading the suffrage drive have not invited Mrs. Pankhurst to speak in the state. A committee was formed to study the idea, but no invitation followed. The campaign is moving toward a 1914 general vote after the legislature approved a referendum, with the WCTU prominent in organizing and linking equal rights to continued prohibition.

Grand Forks North Dakota Legislative Assembly

Who Gets the Money Prize Offer on Page Six

A promotional contest urged readers to purchase from supporting businesses to receive cash checks, with entry encouraged now and to recruit friends. Checks only issued upon request, promising a home style windfall and a chance to win the prize.

Talking Pictures Reach Beach With Kinetophone

Thomas A Edison introduces the Kinetophone Talking Pictures, touring high class theaters nationwide. A twelve action program blends music drama comedy vaudeville and special features with prominent figures and suffragists showcased on stage and screen. Edison companies headline tours with operators and advance agents.

Thomas A. Edison Edison

Edison Talking Pictures To Open At Beach Opera House

The Kinetophone has delighted critics in over a hundred leading U S cities and will appear at the Beach Opera house on Saturday November 22. Three complete performances planned with a matinee at 3 and two evening shows starting at 7 30. Also a classified line notes a modern house for sale cheap close in with terms.

Smith Edison United States Edison Talking Pictures Beach Opera House

Oregon man probes electric line into the south country

A. S. Herbert of Oregon NL arrived at Beach and will study building an electric railroad from the Northern Pacific or Milwaukee toward the south country. He said if locals back the plan a road could be built and operated without trouble, based on eight years in the electric railroad promotion field.

A. S. Herbert Oregon Beach Northern Pacific Milwaukee Chronicle Herbert Durigg

Electric line proposal eyed for southern route

Herbert states the road project hinges on local people in the territory approving bonds or stock to finance an electric line. He focuses on promoting and planning a plan acceptable to southern residents, aiming to make the line a reality if community backing exists.

Marriage of Joe Weinreiss and Miss Pearl Bond

Joe Weinreiss and Miss Pearl Bond wed at the groom’s parents’ home in this city. Judge Fitzgerald performed the ceremony at seven, with Leslie Pire as best man and Mrs. Pire as bridesmaid. The couple, prominent locals, will establish a home in the southern part of the city with many friends offering congratulations.

Joe Weinreiss Miss Pearl Bond Judge Fitzgerald Leslie Pire Wm. Bond Henry Weinreiss

New Record Alfalfa Yield Reported in Midway Farm

The New England Herald describes M. C. McCaffrey of Midway harvesting 375 pounds of alfalfa seed from two and a half acres, worth about $375 at current prices. He notes early hay as well, with several tons of hay and seed. McCaffrey sowed in three foot rows. some ground planted three years ago, some two years ago, improving harvest. The Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co plans extensive improvements and winter operation, with a large boarding house for workers and labor shortages noted as a major challenge.

W. C. Gilbreath North L. B. Waldron Dickinson Experiment Station Bullings County Ich New England Herald M. C. McCaffrey Midway Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co

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Mrs. Pankhurst Beito Iline Electrec Lines Mr. Herbert City of First National Bank L. E. Austin Golden Valley State Bank O. C. Kucheman N. D J. W. Cox Weinreiss—Bond Beito Land ¢ & Loan CO VER Letson
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