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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

3

Threshers Reshermen Meeting Sets Harvest Labor Plan

Township clerks from Barnes County met at the court house on Saturday July 20 with Anton Vandrovec elected chairman and Fred Getchell secretary. A farm labor talk led to hiring goals and wage scales for 1918. Labor agents were appointed in multiple towns to source help through the U S Employment Bureaus and the county agent will publish the meeting results and methods in the county press.

Barnes County Court House Anton Vandrovec Rogers Fred Getchell Valley City United States Employment Bureaus Wimbledon H. M. Stroud Leal P. A. Pickett Butler Bros Sanborn Fred Stephen Fingal Frank Grossinger Cuba John Holm Lucca C.F. Ellsbury Eckelson E. A. Norquist

Bonde Receives Government Post as Harness Inspector

Carl Bonde learned last Sunday night he must report by August 1 for duty as a harness inspector in Omaha Nebraska with a good starting salary. He will depart tonight and plans to be away until settled and a home found. His wife will remain until arrangements are made and join him later. The Times-Record joins Valley City friends in wishing him luck and notes the wartime need for qualified men. Also mentions Mrs C L Peterson and Mrs Robert Anderson visiting from Stillwater, and Dr F L Wicks offering optical services. Commissioners are urged to provide office help for the county agent full time through October first.

Carl Bonde Civil Service Department Omaha Neb Bonde J. Swenson Fingal Semtendays A. L. Butler Wimbledon Rudolf Hotel Geo. Walker Rochester Minn Valley Hotel Roth Herman Stern Casselton Jennie Nelson Ray Anton Matt, Jr Litchville Seymour Granger Henry Moe Arthur Moe France Florence Newell Cooperstown N. D Elizabeth Martin Herbert Charles Robert Anderson St. Paul Strawman

Pleasing New Stucco House With Three Beds and Birch Finish

Substantial built and beautiful home features a three bedroom bungalow style with bath on second floor built in linen dresser and medicine case. Large living room with fireplace and birch finished dining hall. first floor sun parlor. maple floors throughout. full basement. cistern. electric fixtures. furnace heat. complete plumbing. Opportunity not on market long, affordable over mortgage.

Fire at Dr Featherstone Home Sparks Town Alarm

The fire department answered an alarm at about 6 pm Thursday at Dr J E Featherstone’s home. Firemen arrived swiftly, used chemicals rather than water, and contained damage to the second floor and interior after a possible flue fault in a newly built fireplace. The house was remodeled recently and suffered smoke and chemical damage, but the Featherstone family escaped unharmed and slept in their home.

J. E. Featherstone Featherstone The Times- Record

Local visitors, residents cited in Jamestown notes

Saturday’s Jamestown column lists Grobe caller from W B Grobe, Fargo visitors B at the Rudolf and Valley hotels, and multiple city residents traveling or visiting relatives. A heavy rain lashed the area with beneficial effects on crops while street rumors of a storm proved false.

W. B. Grobe Jamestown G. Troy Fargo Mike Bartik Robert Black and Berthold Hedi Valley City

Fuel Office Orders Light Restrictions Across States

The United States Fuel Administration issues an order effective July 24 1918 restricting outdoor illumination and shop window lighting. It halts display lighting and signs in most areas Monday through Thursday with broader bans in other regions and sets sunset sunrise limits for street lights. Roof gardens outdoor restaurants and outdoor movie theaters are exempted. Public lighting must be minimal for safety with local officials enforcing compliance.

United States Fuel Administration New England New York Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia United States

C E Hamilton Lands A Job In War Council Role

C E Hamilton appointed chairman of Barnes County Council of Defense and took commision for war work on Red Cross boards and related committees. The busy hotel man will handle grievances about war effort with good nature and time to discuss issues. Mrs F P Stowell hosted eight friends for a pleasant afternoon noting the combined age totals 520 years. All refused to disclose ages for voting list purposes but enjoyed the gathering.

C. E. Hamilton Hamilton Barnes County Council of Defense Red Cross C. F F. P. Stowell

Stockwell Explains Passport Delays in 1918 Letter

Fargo July 26 1918 a letter from Mr Stockwell to Valley City Times-Record defends strict government passport rules and praises Y M C A recruiting efforts He contends the papers of applicants are prepared to avoid delays and notes three thousand men must be sent overseas by September urging publicity for the letter

Fargo Valley City Times-Record Valley City N. D W. C. Lyon Ten Chicago United States Lyon France

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