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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
2
Local editorials condemn gun toting and call for strict enforcement of North Dakota measures. The piece argues two years in prison for carrying a weapon may be harsh but necessary, warning of accidental shootings and urging calmer community conduct.
Mr and Mrs Oswald Wagley return to Milwaukee Wisconsin Sunday evening after a stay in the city They were accompanied home by Clarice Hager eight year old daughter of Mr Moat any reform seems as good as accomplished with a good talker on the platform Indesly.
The Minnesota legislature passed a bill to permit prize fighting in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth. The Times-Record acknowledges the Official Congressional Directory of the 63rd Congress as a useful reference. The column also weighs slang, parental concerns, a cheesemaker’s claim about limburger, trust in employees, and wartime reflections among European nations.
Several residents voice support for developing golf links near Valley City, arguing the project would boost recreation and local appeal. Early discussions focus on site suitability and potential funding avenues, with residents stressing careful planning and community benefits.
A fragment from multiple verse pieces reflecting on spring, horses and cars, dreams, and life as a game. The verses mention a Baltimore Sun line about THE OLD HORSE, a note from the Atlanta Constitution, and a closing line about spectators in a life game.
Poem lines celebrate civic virtue and collective service. The speaker emphasizes justice, truth, and brotherhood as the city’s true strength, arguing that courageous citizens, especially women and men who fight civic fraud, turn darkness into light and make a city worthy of national regard.
The Times-Record seeks neighborhood correspondents in Barnes county with multiple volunteers per area. The paper will provide stationery and supply the newspaper. writers should write or visit Valley City to help build a stronger North Dakota paper.
The 386 page university catalog 1914 15 includes cost estimates total education expense 210.25 and geographic student distribution. It notes North Dakota offer advantages and lists counts by county state and foreign nations with Liberia no, includes 682 students in colleges 1241 total at university.
The state board of accountancy announces an examination for the certificate of public accountant on June 21, 1915 at the secretary office, University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. Applicants must file 30 days prior on blanks provided and address all applications to the state board of accountancy. Frank L. McVey is chairman.
On Saturday April 24 Judge Q H Irgens issued a marriage license to Louis Utz of Noltimier township and Miss Blaie Reichow of Noltimier township. This is the only recent license issued in Judge Irgens office. Times-Record Want Ad get results.
The piece reports President Wilson’s May 16 1914 address at Commodore John Barry monument unveiling stressing American neutrality while protecting national interests. It condemns hyphenated Americans siding with foreign nations and urges allegiance to the United States despite origins. The message emphasizes naturalized citizens’ loyalty and warns against unneutral acts to favor other nations.
The North Dakota Experiment Station notes uniform acre costs from 7.93 to 9.98 dollars between 1907 and 1912, averaging 8.93. Wheat often yielded small profits with occasional losses, needing 11.12 bushels on average to cover costs, while average state yields stood at 11 bushels, implying limited profit unless other crops or systems are adopted such as corn, alfalfa, and livestock.
Jamestown April 24 judge Kneeshaw dismissed the suit against the state board of control arising from Buck Seiler and Knauf. An appeal may go to the state supreme court but construction at the asylum will continue. John Knau says the case will be appealed and the plaintiffs will press to remove board members and seek repayment of allegedly illegally spent funds.
Lorenzo McClafflin of Jackson Michigan visited his sisters in Moorhead then returned east. North Dakota judge Pollock enjoined the Northern Pacific from shipping intoxicants into the state and ordered a list of 16 names to whom liquor shipments must not be sent. The railway will await May 8 for possible dissolution. company had continued shipments until headquarters advised otherwise.
M R Nelson representing Atwood Larson Grain Co spent Sunday in Valley City with his family. He arrived on the Soo to attend business matters and plans to leave Tuesday for Bremarck and other points on the Mottling line. Dwight has gone to Minnespo for burial notices.
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