Big Circus Dazzles Valley City With Spectacular Street Pageant
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace circus rolls into Valley City with a grand parade and bustling unloading. Tens of thousands crowd downtown as bands, motorcycles, and 18 nationalities perform and the immense arena tent rises. The show features 400 performers including Lowande, Cottrell-Powell, Legetts, Julian, and the Six Flying Wards amid a week of lively preparations and spectator excitement.
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Wil Balds
Khouring
Carl Hagenbeek-Wilhiee Circus
Valley City
Bab Alrday
Cty
Carolina
Nballroad
Circus Grounds
Oak House
Carl Hagenbeck
Oscar Lowande
Cottrell-Powell
the Legetts
Callie Julian
Harry Ward
Lu Ton
Eugene
America
Freehand Brothers
Derrick Trio
Eddie DeFoe
Arthur Borella
Harvey Johnson
Lon Moore
Fred Egener
Charley Chaplin
Gudmestad Builds Fine Country Roads in Rosebud Township
Litchville Bulletin lauds Robert Gudmestad for roadwork in Rosebud township. The roads built under his supervision are praised as the best improvement of the year, safe to travel and well maintained, earning high respect from local residents.
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Litchville Bulletin
Rosebud
Robert Gudmestad
Wimbledon Masons Return From National Lodge Tour
T A Moore and E D Knadle of the Wimbledon Masons returned last Monday after about a month away. They attended national doings in Seattle and visited San Francisco San Diego Spokane Portland Tijuana and Salt Lake City Denver Omaha and St Paul on the trip. They call it a classy time and report plenty of expositions and sights.
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T. A. Moore
E. D. Knadle
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
San Diego
Spokane
Portland
Tijuana
Old Mexico
Salt Lake City
Denver
Omaha
St. Paul
Times Record seeks correspondents in Barnes county
The Times Record calls for correspondents in every Barnes county neighborhood. It invites volunteers to help make the paper the best in North Dakota, offering stationery and paper in return for contributions and asking writers to visit Valley City or write.
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Times Record
Barnes County
Valley City
The
Times-Record
North Dakota
Koochiching County Goes Dry by 75 Vote Margin
International Falls Minnesota reports final tallies show Koochiching County voting dry by 75 votes in Mondays election. Initial reports had favored the vets, while Dr. O A Laughlin returned from Wisconsin Thursday morning after a pleasure trip.
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International Falls
Minn
Koochiching County
Dr. O. A. Laughlin
Wisconsin
The Clerk Guaranteed It Cures Diarrhea Remedy
A customer asked for a cure for diarrhea and a clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a no charge guarantee if it failed. The customer reported being cured within four days and returned to say so. J H Berry & Co of Salt Creek Va endorse the claim and say it is obtainable everywhere.
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J. H. Berry & Co
Salt Creek
Wimbledon Addresses Mrs Greenwood on Equal Suffrage
Mrs Anna Greenwood spoke at the Presbyterian church on Friday about equal suffrage, prohibition, and abolition of war. She linked suffrage and prohibition, explained the defeat of the suffrage bill, cautioned that corrupt forces seek resubmission, and closed with Percy Mackaye’s poem Fight.
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Wimbledon
Anna Greenwood
Presbyterian Church
Percy Mackaye
Receiver Hearing Sought for Rolette Farm Amid Loan Dispute
In Fargo federal court next Tuesday Judge Amidon will hear why a receiver should be appointed to manage Alvin Martin’s Rolette county farm. Eleven quarter sections are at stake as Mary L. Knight and Dubuque residents sue, alleging a $25 000 loan was misrepresented and overvalued the property.
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United States District Court
Fargo
Charles F. Amidon
Alvin Martin
Rolette County
Mary L. Knight
Dubuque
Iowa
Schiller Lodge No
Martin
Peter Kiene
Flynn & Traynor
Devils Lake
Stutsman County Roads Left in Unfinished State
Jamestown August fourth report notes new township road grades out of the city and across the county left badly unfinished. Dirt ridges, lack of crown, standing puddles, and worn ruts from rains create hazardous conditions. Narrow widths risk accidents, and owners may face damage lawsuits if grades remain unsafe.
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Jamestown
Reidman Family on Road to California Passes Through Hailey
F C Riedman and family arrived in Hailey en route from Valley City North Carolina toward Los Angeles and other California cities. They travel in a Cadillac with a loaded trailer and a dog on top weighing 1290 pounds with the dog. They report a pleasant trip so far and good roads. They plan a stop at Mountain Home and camped by the river last night before continuing west. Mrs Olaf Moore and family departed Wednesday for Urbana to visit friends and relatives.
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Hailey
Idaho
Riedman
F.C. Riedman
Valley City
N. C
Los Angeles
California
Mountain Home
Tax valuations to be raised by North Dakota board
Bismarck, Aug 4. A year after the state tax commission urged a sharp railroad valuation rise, the state board of equalization rejected changes and kept railroads valued near 1913 levels. This year Dr Dana T Durand of the University of Minnesota will present findings to the board, aligning closely with prior commission conclusions. Despondency From Indigestion Suppressed by Chamberlains Tablets. Mrs George Hon Macedon N D writes one days treatment relieved headache dizziness and despondency and two bottles cured trouble. Obtainable everywhere.
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Bismarck
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Dana T. Durand
University of Minnesota
Burand
North Dakota
Tax Commission
Geo. Hon. Macedon
Mrs Sherping Hears of Brother at Front in France
Mrs Captain Sherping of the local Salvation Army received a letter from her brother serving with the English army in France. The note from Ole Trangsrud No 81895 describes trenches, a six day stay, and a Canadian bayonet charge, signaling active engagement in the war.
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Sherping
Salvation Army
France
Canada
Ole Trangsrud
C. Cay
Sth
Bat
Letter From The Front Describes War Devastation
A soldier writes from a trench line after weeks in combat. He recalls heavy casualties among friends, with hundreds of Germans and Canadians killed or wounded. The writer notes a quiet moment behind the firing line and recounts a bayonet charge on the 18th.
Farmers Meet to Talk Extension in North Beach North Dakota
Four mass meetings have been called by farmer boosters in the Trotters district north of Beach to agitate railroad extensions. Farmers south of Beach secured a railroad line in the past year and will begin operation this fall. north country farmers plan to use similar methods. Miss June Cobb of Cleveland and Mrs. C. V. Schofield of LeSueur Minnesota are guests at the Chag. B. Burgess home this week.
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Beach
N. D
Trotters
North Country
June Cobb
Cleveland
C. V. Schofield
LeSueur, Minn
Chag. B. Burgess
Luncheon Honoring Marmaduke Eide at Sheyenne Place
Mrs. Sam Mikkelson hosted a buffet luncheon at Sheyenne Place on Wednesday afternoon for her brother Marmaduke Eide of Chicago. The affair featured individual tray service on the veranda with a yellow color scheme and abundant flowers enhancing the décor.
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Sam Mikkelson
Sheyenne Place
Marmaduke Eide
Chicago
Velvet fair success lets Cavalier County Association move forward
Langdon North Dakota August 6 The Cavalier County Fair association cleared its debt at the annual fair and reports the greatest attendance in its history The organization now operates on velvet for the first time since its launch and is among the few county associations to post a successful year Officials say the success enables broader work planned for next year
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Langdon
N. D
Cavalier County Fair Association
Black rust reported across eastern South Dakota
Reports reaching this city say black rust is prevalent in a large portion of eastern South Dakota and frost occurred at Page last night. Details on the extent and damage are general. Miss Anna Anderson arrived Thursday morning from Fort Ransom to attend the institute.
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South Dakota
Page
Anna Anderson
Fort Ransom
Institute
Fletcher Shorthorns Take Many Premiums at North Dakota Fairs
The Fletcher herd of Shorthorns earned 113 prizes across five North Dakota fairs, including 60 firsts 33 seconds and 20 thirds. They won $845 in prize money and a gold-lined silver punch bowl with 12 goblets valued at $150 from the Merchants Hotel of St. Paul for the best young beef herd, bringing total winnings to $995. The Times-Record congratulates Mr. Fletcher and hopes for more firsts.
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Fletcher
North Dakota
Fargo
Merchants Hotel
St. Paul
The
Times- Record
Newest Creamery Wins at Big Fair
Werner North Dakota August 4 town celebrates as Werner reveals the state’s newest creamery and its products win second prize at the state fair. Western North Dakota secures main prize for New Salem creamery with a first place at the fair. Mr and Mrs Chas Furgeson visit their Nome farm while Alliance Farmers Mutual advertises hair protection and cost rates with 30000 cash on hand.
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Werner
N. D
Max Klaff
North Dakota
New Salem
Mrs. Chas. Furgeson
Nome
H. L. McGee
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Jimmy Davis
Billy Tart
Gudmestad
Masons
College of
Saint Thomas Saint Paul
Minnesota
Archbishop Ireland
H. Moynihan
Stutsman
Reidman
Hailey, Idaho
Olaf Moore
Urbana
Regan
OFS
Bilis
New York
Castoria
Bears
Fair Association
Bridgeman
Russell CO
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