Valley City News Roundup Wide West Coast Ties
Wednesday notes show Mr. Montgomery of Oriska departing for the west coast while Dean Spalding of Fargo visits Valley City. Haggart Construction begins Tracy flats work under a city contract and local traffic woes prompt warnings on tail lights and safety.
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Montgomery
Oriska
West Coast
Dean B. Spalding
Fargo
Valley City
Haggart Construction Company
Tracy Flats
Local residents travel and incidents from city
Fridolph Monson returns from Minneapolis in a new Oldsmobile after visiting his mother and daughter Myrtle. J A Kramer joins West Motor Sales, visiting Laverne area. Kramer’s family heads to Laverne for a week. Blabon Farmers Elevator burns in a Sunday storm. Harriet Winterer announces engagement to Ward Olmsted of Minneapolis. Several officials and residents make short trips to Fargo and Minneapolis, while police report traffic-light violations and ticketing for lights and other infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridolph Monson
Minneapolis
Myrtle
Herman Winterer
Harriet Winterer
Ward H. Olmsted
B. W. Olmsted
Club Cup third round set for Friday at local golf links
Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock the third round of the Club Cup match will start at the local golf links. The match has eliminated all but eight players and pairings for those remaining will be published tomorrow. Eight Jamestown tennis players head to Valley City next Wednesday to face an equal number of Valley City players. The locals travel to Jamestown two weeks hence to meet the Jamestown squad. D S Raney, formerly of this city and now in St Paul, arrived this morning on No 4 and will spend two to three days here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Thore
Jamestown
Valley City
D. S. Raney
St. Paul, Minn
Rotary Luncheon Hosts Jamestown Group and Guests
About a dozen Rotarians from Jamestown attended yesterday's luncheon in the city to discuss the final golf match of the season with the local Country Club. Dr Randall of the State Teachers College and Capt Fay Ross were guests. George Hanna presided and introduced Lee Cowell who spoke on shifting gears but was unprepared. Hanna then led a discussion on the Sterling education bill proposing a national system with federal aid, providing insight into its provisions and restrictions.
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Rotary
Jamestown
Dr. Randall
State Teachers College
Capt
Fay Ross
Harry Flint
Carl Allen
George Hanna
Lee Cowell
Lee
Hanna
Towner
Stern Wins By Kayo In Third
Billy Stern defeated Thor Jensen of St. Paul by knockout in the third round at the premival grounds on Saturday night. The bout, an extra ten rounds, showed Stern dominating from the start with Jensen unable to break through Sterns guard. Two earlier preliminaries, both three rounds, produced no decision due to evenly matched opponents.
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Billy Stern
Thor Jensen
St. Paul
Jensen
Billy
Wow
Wylie
Stern
Attempted Robbery At Farmers Elevator
An unknown party attempted to rob the Farmers Elevator Co. safe last evening by entering through a basement window, knocking the safe dial off, and prying at the door with a bar. No contents were taken. no clues were found, and this marks the second such attempt in seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Co
Bee Interests Lead Prank Editor Tour Across State
Prank Fellett, editor of the Ameri newspaper, plans a state wide tour to promote bee interests. He will visit key towns to discuss beekeeping, honey production, and agricultural partnerships with local farmers. Citizens invited to attend meetings and learn about pollination benefits.
Beekeeping Tour to Boost North Dakota Industry
Bee Journal Hamilton and entomologist R L Webster of North Dakota Agricultural College will tour the state next week to promote beekeeping. Mr Pellett tours Manitoba and will meet Webster Aug 21. Two days cover Penbina County Grand Forks and Fargo, key beekeeping areas. Webster notes beekeeping in ND is in infancy but has future, especially in river valleys and irrigated Yellowstone, Williston and Bismarck show success. Expanded sweet clover acreage will raise honey production statewide.
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Can Bee Journal
Hamilton
R. L. Webster
North Dakota Agricultural College
Mr. Pellett
Manitoba
Mr.Webster
Penjbina County
Grand Forks
Fargo
Pellett
Mr. Webster
North Dakota
Yellowstone Valley
Williston
Bismarck
Rehabilitation of Facilitated Vision of Veterans Per War
The text explains the official definition of rehabilitation for disabled veterans as providing vocational training to enable placement in civilian employment at a status near what they would have achieved without war service. It notes the government aims to place men with physical or mental impairments on a level equal to or better than their prewar prospects.
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Manual of Procedure
Auxiliary To Legion Plans Fall Meeting In Valley City
Women of the American Legion auxiliary organize for the North Dakota department convention to be held September 13 and 14 in Valley City. A banquet and entertainment precede an auto tour, picnic lunch at Chautauqua park, and music by the Valley City Legion quartet. Speakers include national auxiliary vice president Mrs W H Cudworth and Legion officials from Indianapolis Fargo Grand Forks and Minneapolis.
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Valley City
N. D
American Legion Award
North Dakota Department
Valley City American Legion
Chautauqua Park
W. H. Cudworth
Milwaukee
The
Legion
William T. Kroll
Fargo
10Th District of the Legion
National Legion
Indianapolis
A. F P. Dickensheets
Veterans Bureau
Minneapolis
Philip R. Bangs
Grand Forks
Mack V. Traynor
Devils Lake
Jack Williams
A. L. Knauf
Jamestown
North Dakota
Fargo and Valley City women prepare for North Dakota convention
Miss Abbie Hurley of Fargo and Mrs. Eugene Fenelon of Devils Lake are department secretaries aiding the convention opening at 9 30. Valley City Mayor A G Borhus and Mrs. C J Fisher will welcome attendees at the opening. Mrs H S de MaLauasene of Crosby will respond. The officials plan to open convention headquarters September 10, and Hurley seeks re election as North Dakota department secretary at a Fargo meeting.
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Abbie Hurley
Fargo
Eugene Fenelon
Devils Lake
W. E. Hunt
National Executive Committee
A. G. Borhus
Valley City
C.J. Fisher
A. Fisher
H. 5. de MaLauasene
Crosby
deMaLauasene
France
Fenelon
Miss Hurley
North Dakota
Modest dress blamed for social vice in Valley City talk
Mrs Jennie Sharples of the World's Purity Federation closed a three night speaking engagement addressing a Jarive congregation on social reform. She warned against dance and automobile use as vice causes, urged cleanliness and motherhood, and urged women to mold their lives with Christian principles.
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Jennie Sharples
Fargo
M.E. Grasswick
Wm.Drakely
Wm. Herzberg
Zabel
Jennie Sharpies
World's Purity Federation
Valley City
Als. Wilds
Chicago
Mrs. Sharples
Stamp Cancellers Face Business Men In City Park Game
The stamp cancellers meet the business men at 5 00 this afternoon at the city baseball park. The game stems from the stamp cancellers challenge following last Friday’s winter game defeat.
Stamp Cancellers to Meet Local Team in Benefit Game
D W Clark manager of the business men's club says old popular players will appear though line-up not released yet. The stamp cancellers' strong lineup includes Fred Jacobson and Harry Jacobson battery Stillings and Jacobson noted. Proceeds, about 175 dollars, go to the Community Club milk fund for undernourished city children. today's game aims to boost that fund and support the ladies' work.
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D. W. Clark
Business Men’s Club
Stamp Cancellers
Fred Jacobson
Harry Jacobson
H. Stillings
T. Brown
Charles Lockwood
Guy Martin
F. Holm
D. Christofferson
Art Wylie
Stillings
Jacobson
Not Too Late to Apply for Service Disability Compensation
The U S Veterans Bureau District Ten Minneapolis says time limits on compensation are misread. Former service members may apply up to five years from discharge for a Certificate of Injury and later compensation or hospital care if disability develops. If within five years, apply now to keep the record current.
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District ‘Ten
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Minneapolis
Auc
Iischarge
Winter rye seeding method affects winter survival rates
Agronomist Dr. H. L. Walster reports from North Dakota Agricultural College on a winter rye experiment. Stubbled in seedings show variable survival gains. late Oct. 8 seedings yield poor results, while late Sept. seedings with stubble improve survival notably for Rosen and Russian No. 9 varieties.
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H. L. Walster
North Dakota Agricultural College
Howevr
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