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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
Friday’s Daily Dr E Leslie Pidgeon to lecture at the Normal auditorium this evening after arriving on No 3. Others include J W Rodewald traveling to Edgeley to consult about insurance and Miss Dorothy Pray celebrating her eighth birthday with a party.
Abe Stern traveled to Fargo on No. 136 to represent manufacturers before the state minimum wage commission. The panel, seeking to establish a statewide minimum wage, is scheduled to convene at nine o'clock this morning.
Miss Signie Johnson, an engaged bride, was surprised in the afternoon by twenty of her friends who gathered to celebrate her upcoming wedding with a festive display. The event showcased local community ties and shared joy for the couple.
A 125 member Hook Em Cow Club of St Paul and South St Paul travels aboard the Great Northern train with the Municipal band. They arrive about 4 30 pm and proceed through principal streets in a lively parade led by the Minnesota State Band and goat mascot Nanny Saint Mihiel amid yips from boosters.
A lively booster special from South St. Paul boosts the live stock trade en route to Great Falls and Billings. Col Nat Rogers leads the party as R W Clark and A J Davies join in praising the season prospects while a big crowd welcomes the visitors and hands out souvenirs. John McCormack wowed Cincinnati audience with a growing, mellow tenor at Music Hall.
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