Allies May Not Accept Pope's Peace Terms
Washington reports Premier Lloyd George's optimistic British speech as a sign allies may reject any peace plan allowing Germany to dictate terms. The Pope Benedict XVI message to belligerents was laid before President Wilson, with formal replies to follow after conferences. Diplomats note negotiations are complex, no president’s action yet, and terrain favors central powers when peace talks begin.
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Washington
Bloyd George
Germany
State Department
Calle
Pope Benedict
Mr. Lloyd George
England
Great Britain
Wilson
Lansing
Europe
Belgium
France
Galicia
Waddell Returns to Look After Farm Near Town
Litchville residents note a visit by Waddell who came northeast of town to supervise farm operations. A. K. Borvig and family spent Sunday at Fort Ransom while Emanuel Kolke of Company G was in town Saturday evening. Delwin Baertsch conducted business in Fargo earlier in the week. W. A. Wells of Battle Lake visited farming matters from Saturday to Monday. Magnus Wangrod visited Moorhead for care of a husband recovering from appendicitis. forty acres of barley yielded 600 bushels at P. N. Peterson farm east of town with barley selling at 1.10 per bushel for a gross of 16.0 per acre. Mrs. P. Strinden visited from Hastings. Arthur Haselen and family drove to Port Ransom Sunday. Mrs. Knut Tyedt spent time at Valley City with Mrs. Embertson. Ed Moline, Will Quinlan, and Ted Anderson returned from a Company G furlough Sunday evening. Louis Hagerman, rotated in Montana, arrived Thursday to visit his parents. Phone No 4 for engraved calling.
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Elizabeth Maim
Sanborn
Peter Clancy
Will Potter
Potter
Fred Rohde
R. W. Menke
George Dotting
M. Hampt
William Rohde
Emma Schafer
Oliver Brokat
Conrad Potter
Henry Rohde
Lawrence
Norman
Will Rohde
Valley City
Thhey
J. H. Miller
Lizzie Clancy
Elizabeth Mahl
Val Potter
Bertha
George Schafer
Spiritwood Lake
Conrad Quist
Will Thiel
Harriet
Edward
Anna Dotting
West Getchell
Arwin Bergen
Bertha Schafer
Will Schafer
Helmés Farm
Frank Helmes
Litchville Bulletin
Waddell
A. K. Borvig
Fort Ransom
Emanuel Kolke
Company G
Delwim Baertsch
Ford
Fargo
W. A. Wells
Battle Lake
Minn
Irs
Magnus Wangrod
Moorhead
P. N. Peterson
P. Strinden
Hastiss
Arthur Haselen
Port Ransom
Knut Tyedt
Embertson
Ed Moline
Will Quinlan
Td Anderson
Louis Hagerman
Montana
Thesday
H.C. Biggs
Eunice
Jamestown
Hannah Moe Roberts
Edw. Cline
A. J. Beaudoin
Eckelgon
Fred Potter
Mary Doyle
Eckelson
Dor Tucker
Rochester
Corporal Jaberg
Olaf Moe
Enterprise
Case
MelVille Journal
Martin Comlon
O’malley
J. C. O'Brien
Valley City Waa
James
Silas Knable
August Minnle
Paca
Board of Education
J. W. Knable
R. O. Persinger
Fred Stephan
Charley Lundgren
Wimbledon
Ralph Diemert
Manafeldsownship
Jas. H. Kleley
Clark City
Cooperstown
Seymour
Miss Nettle Howard
Miay Mary Waite
Oakes
W. H. Hanchett
Big Rapids
Mich
Stephan-Bignall Lumber Co
Cottage Hotel
Winterer
No. & Barber Beaudoin
Norma Grasawick Elliott
Leonard
5. A. Marsh
Derry
Wm. McKean
Nick Hoffart
Steve Revell
Webster
Canfield
Gilbert Elliott
M. H. Rogers
Bloom
Peter Reid
Kelly
Wott
Heterksey
Fred Stephan Io
Albert Stephan
Adame
Thomas Chapman
Fourth Street
John P. Anderson
Mabel Ford
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Father Schimmel
Alice
Schmidt
Grand Forks
Father Kleiden
Sacred Heart Church
Wm. White
Company H
Fort Lincoln
Fort Snelling
C. F. Ingersoll
Hattie Ingersoll
Belle Fourche
R. EB. Kee
George Bronson
Spiritwood
Kee
E. D. Tucker
McVitie Commercial Club
Harry Case
MeVitle Journal
Devila, Lake
Charley Crowther
Washington
Ida Didier
Jim Brock
Hobart
Albert
Alvin Gulman
C. F. Revell
Colorado
Hilda E. Rowe
Towa
Eather Mellem
Siegfried
A. L. Houghtaling
Red Cross
Schwebr
of Sanborn
Philip Stephan
Fred
J. J. Earley
F Cook
Getchen Prairie Church Notes Aug. 22
Rev. V. 8. Lavaldes preached at the Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mrs. J. H. White entertained Red Cross and a missionary program was given by Mrs. M. M. White. Lillian Budge left for Grand Forks after visiting Nellie Whitcher. John White to Minneapolis then training camp. navy enlistment noted. Edna Whitcher helped with silo construction.
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Lavaldes
Methodist Churd
E. Harper
Bergan
Larson
Valley City
M. M. White
Wm. White
Lana
Marian White
Virginia Strode
J. H. Whitcher
Red Cross Society
Misa Lillian Budge
Grand Forkg
Nellie Whitcher
Mr. Longfellow
M. B. Cassell
Marjorie
Mary Helen
Edward Baney
Lincoln
Neb
Elm Grove Farm
J. H. White
John
Minneapolis
White J
Navy
Prairie
Edna Whitcher
Fred Getchell
Death of Little Donald Rold
Mr and Mrs Henry Rold mourn the death of their three and one half year old son Donald. Funeral from home Wednesday at 2 pm then from Baptist church at 3 pm. The community offers sympathy. A J W Walking delegate arrested here received a suspended sentence or option to take French leave. he left. Credentials signed by the high mogal of the order. Mrs Fritz Skulewatz of Jamestown arrives to attend the funeral of her brother Thomas G Lavery.
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Henry Rold
Baptist Church
Moe
Hind
North Dakota
Fritz Skulewatz
Jamestown
Thomas G. Lavery
War Profits Tax Sparks Senate Debate in Third Week
Washington Aug 20 Widespread Senate sentiment grows for higher war profits and income surtaxes as debate enters its third week Senators Johnson Hollis and Jones press for steep rates La Follette to speak with plans for taxing all war taxes on income and profits King backs a substitute bill The chamber makes little progress with expectations of action next week Ample absentees urged to attend tomorrow to advance income and profits sections
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Hollis
New Hampshire
Jones
New Mexico
la Follette
King
Great Britain
la Follette-Gore-Thomas
Nance Committee
New
Indiana
Local social and weather notes from Valley City area
Aug. 18 Tribune reports residents and visitors traveling to Valle y City with several auto trips to Histings Fargo and Ft Ransom. One resident leaves for Claydon Sask and a Ford touring car purchase noted. First real rain of the year arrives with hail south of town, damaging a granary and boosting late crops and pastures prospects.
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Peterson
James Nelson
Carl Stedie
Bernice Holland
Fargo
Litchville
Clara Thompson
Albert Holland
Auto
Amundson Farm
Hastings Farmers Report Harvest Nearing End
Hastings Times notes harvest near finish while rainfall Tuesday night freshens pastures and aids corn and potatoes. Visitors include Mrs Gist Thompson and Miss Laille Sater of Tacoma visiting A B Rockswold’s south of town. Army physicals held in Valley City. many youths listed. Auto crowds at Nordheim church for a youth society meeting with Prof Sanders speaking on Christian Patriotism.
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Eure Hastings Times
Hastings
Fort Ransom
Gist Thompson
Laille Sater
Tacoma
Wash
A. B. Rockswold
Valley City
Torkel Saraten
Arthur
Alfred Beck
Thurmond J. Korsan
Oscar Hanson
Lars
Qaiten
Conrad China- Manson
Alfred Lasseson
A. P. Nel
Nordheim
Sand Prairie
North LaMoure
Sanders
Nome
Mise Roze Bitzenhoffer
Chas. Olson
Edwin Froid
Ford
Matt Marah
Milo Danielson
Hannaford
J. Hd
Charley Horkman
National Guard
Matt Marsh
Torkel Matad
Anders Kielby
C.M. Wennerson
Ole J. Mennes
Ralph Tann
Marion
Times
Minnie
Ruth Johnson
Ida Linguist
Muskegon
Mich
Alves
Hiaatings
N. H. Neilson
Solvig and
Kenneth
Kelliher, Minn
P.L. Reiten
Mrs. Neilson
Mrs. Reiten
Rogers Area Social Notes Highlight Valley City Visits
Aug 17 summaries Rogers area social notes with residents traveling to Valley City for exams and visits. Albert Donner and Floyd Stenchfield headed to Valley City for the draft examination. Mrs Carrie Coleman and children and other locals visited relatives in Rogers and Valley City. Grace Lund planned a Valley City trip for a few days with friends.
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Oiten
al Swanson
Med
Rogers
Traims
Albert Donner
Valley City
Carrie Coleman
Floyd Stenchfield
Mra
G. P. Stowman
Dazey
M.D. Kiser
Helen
Austin Kiser
H.N. Ballou
Grace Lund
Invitations issued for wedding in Portal at Immanuel hall
Notices from the town include invitations for the wedding of Miss Helen Stixrnd and Mr Harold Strong Tewell of Portal to be held Tuesday at 10 o clock in Immanuel hall. Other items mention callers returning from Normal schools, car purchases, family visits, and local events such as a Verona fire and a school board decision to build a one room classroom.
Sanborn Enterprise Aug 16 Jamestown visitors and local notes
Sanborn Enterprise reports a flurry of local activity with Jamestown visitors including Mr. and Mrs Jin Anderson and Mrs H C Biggs party. many residents travel on No 7 and No 6, while Ed Cline departs for St Paul for eye treatment. Many town movements, business changes, and community events fill the week.
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Enterprise
Jin Anderson
Jamestown
Howard Potter
Tower City
Misa Keyes
Kumphrey
Ine Dassengera
Jamestown Satur
Altogether Weekend Visitors Arrive From North and Canada
Allan Granger of Pillsbury spent the weekend at his home on Fifth Ave. with Mr. Pease of Minneapolis, now cashier at Pillsbury Bank. Mrs. N. B. Owlie of Sincoe Ontario and her mother Mrs. Turner of Latimore arrived Saturday night, guests of Mrs. Wm. H. McPherson. Stay described as indefinite.
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Allan Granger
Pillsbury
Fifth Ave
Mr. Pease
Minneapolis
Pillsbury Bank
N. B. Owlie
Sincoe, Ont, Can
Turner
Latimore
Wm. H. McPherson
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Stewart
Getchen Prairie
Little Donald Rold
Helen Stixrnd
Harold Strong Tewell
Portal
Immanuel Hall
Cleanor Miller
Valley City Normal
Ruth Reed
Edgan
Wolf Point
Mont
Gust Alber
Hanson & Co
L. T. Petersen
Cormonant
Detroit
Henry Glebink
Doris Glebink
Waupun
Wis
LaMoure
South Dakota
S. J. Sundet
Gary
Verona
Indio Hau
Bulletin
Justesen
Olafson
L A. McAdam
Burgum
Warroad
A. P. Hanson
Phenix
Arizona
R. E. Stuart
Dickey F
Dickey
Stuart
George W. Christensen
J. W. Jongeward
Christensen
Esrors
Jon Moissac
Pearl
Melsene
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