Minot nonpartisan editors meet in semi annual convention
The People's Press Association editors convene in Minot for a semi annual meeting. The regular North Dakota press association will gather in Fargo next Thursday through Saturday for their annual convention with a program of business and pleasure prepared by Fargo residents.
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People’s Press Association
Minot
Regular
Press Association of North Dakota
Townley
Fargo
New York Bill Proposes Printing Baby Fingerprints at Birth
A New York legislature bill would require doctors to take and file infant fingerprints with birth certificates. Proponents call it an infallible record to verify identity, while opponents fear privacy and practical issues for newborns.
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New York
Protecting the Wobblies in North Dakota Farm Labor Turmoil
Fargo Forum reports Governor Frazier aligns with the IWW amid farm labor unrest. Wobblies threaten violence to press wage demands of seven dollars a day with board, while harvest hands ready to work at four dollars face intimidation. State action appears biased, undermining law and order.
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Frazier
Lynn
Fargo Forum
Tie Up the School Fund in North Dakota Politics
The Forum urges passage of an initia tive to protect North Dakota s vast school fund from political misuse Socialists are blamed for potential control of the fund and the piece argues for stricter safeguards and clear investment rules to keep the trust devoted to education and away from what it calls socialist manipulation.
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Pri Forp
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
Providence
Red Fingers
Socialist Gang
Townley
Wall Street
Industrial Highwaymen and the Coal Price Crisis
The piece warns of sugar market profiteering returning in the coal trade this fall and winter. It argues speculators hoard supplies raising costs, calls for Intersta te Commerce Commission action, and notes that even large buyers struggle to obtain adequate coal at fair prices. It also reports on a League of Nations session where Britain, France, and the United States discuss credits, troops, and support amid global tensions.
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League of Nations
Chicago
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Woodrow “Wilson
United States
Democratic Party
Fargos
Team Coal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Fargo Forum
U. S
Council of the
Sunderland House
London
League
Eric Drummond
Poland
Mr. Balfour
Britain
M. Millerand
Eric
Pinsk
Germany
Turkey
Syria
Europe
Japan
Siberia
Shantung
Valley City visitors and local notices fill Friday paper
Friday’s Daily lists Valley City visitors from Leal Fargo Tower City Luverne and New Rockford with several staying overnight. Local events include weddings and a millinery trip to the cities, a baby birth at the Clark home, and a canceled slate of games. The I W W agitators are observed on Main Street and a state police note follows.
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company Facility Notes
A report notes the location and setup for the North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company offices as suitable and well equipped for their needs, with positive remarks on rooms and overall suitability. The statement emphasizes the site’s good location and adequacy for operations.
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North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Bed Ite
Dakota Drugs
Advertising Rates Significantly Increase At Times Record
Starting next Monday the Times Record will charge 26c per single column inch for advertisements. Advertisers are urged to note the rise, which aims to cover higher production costs. The paper claims to offer cheaper, better advertising service and notes others have raised prices while it maintained the old rate.
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Bertillon
New York World
Times-Record
Surprise birthday party for Miss Marie Zaun near Valley City
A neat surprise party honored Miss Marie Zaun at her parents home five miles south of Valley City on Wednesday evening July 28. About thirty young people attended from about two to six and again after a late lunch. Dancing followed gifts and reminiscences ending about one o'clock.
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Marie Zaun
Carl Zaun
Valley City
Zaun
Gala event for ex soldiers and families in city park
Ex soldiers and families enjoyed a gala evening under the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion in the city park. Readings by Professor De Greene of the Normal School delighted attendees while music by a device nicknamed Edison provided lively tunes. The menu featured hot dogs, marshmallows, coffee, and buns, with careful care from the Auxiliary to ensure all were well fed.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
de Greene
Normal School
Army Edison
France
Montana businessman Norman Kvalnes visits Valley City
Norman Kvalnes of Montana a former Valley City furniture man visits town after twelve years away. He reports many improvements since his last visit and plans to take back dope on the nonpartisan league to Montana. He says he should have no trouble gathering the painful facts of the affliction.
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Norman Kvalnes
Montana
Valley City
Mr. Kvalnes
Nonpartisan League
Iverson Establishes Willmar Minn Business
Joe Iverson announces his move to Willmar Minnesota, reports a thriving business, and notes securing a yearly Times-Record subscription. Valley City fire officials welcome his success and optimism. The Imes Record will continue to update readers on regional happenings.
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Joe Iverson
Willmar
Minn
Hye Hay
Times- Record
Valley City Fire
Iverson
Imes Record
Kindred Hotel names new manager as Lane and Kern retire
At midnight the Kindred Hotel shifts to J. W. Aldrich tenancy after Mrs. Lane and Miss Kern retire. Aldrich, who leased the property, has brought in a day clerk, night clerk and chief bellhop to start with the takeover. Lane and Kern will occupy rooms above Heidel's Hardware for now and may travel east later in the season.
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Lane
Kern
J. W. Aldrich
Aldrich
Twin Cities
Mra. Lane
Miss Kern
Heidel
Surprise party honors Miss Florence Hedstrom at Swedish church
A pretty surprise gathering was held at the Swedish Lutheran church for Miss Florence Hedstrom after a weekly choir rehearsal. Guests entered the parlors to find congregation members and presented gifts including etched glassware and sterling silver. The evening featured choir performances and Mrs Hedstrom’s songs with hearty applause.
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Florence Hedstrom
Seale
H. P. Holm
Donnell
Mizz Hedstrum
Murié
Hedet
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