Villa Says He Can Govern In Mexico Peace Reply
General Villa replies to the Pan American peace appeal saying the conventionist government can continue to defend Mexican institutions until a stable peace and constitutional order is established. He welcomes a reunion of contending Mexican delegates and supports provisional government to guarantee free elections. The message is sent to Secretary Lansing and Pan American diplomats with copies to Mexican and Latin American officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Villa
Chihauhau
Tts
United States of America
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Robert Lansing
General Villa
Manuel Bonilla
Enrique C. Llorente
Washington
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Convention Government
Heap Big Corn Near Oriska
Deputy Supt. of Schools Barton and Miss Alice Sullivan from the Fargo Agricultural College visited southern county tracts growing corn for boys and girls in contests. Leo Stineman, 12, of five miles south of Orisha, raised a Minnesota 13 stalk standing a half foot tall, planted May 31, vigorous and well formed. Frosts may affect yields, but the county has much good corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Alice Sullivan
Fargo Agricultural College
Times-Record Office
Minnesota 13
Leo Stineman
Orisha
Barley and Wheat Shipments Boost St Paul Grain Exchange
The St Paul grain exchange reports the first North Dakota barley car shipped by D A McCready of Barnes County, with fair yield and good quality but undetermined price. A No 8 hard winter wheat car from Thomas Byrna of Mapleton sold at 1.16 per bushel. more barley samples queued for arrival.
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St. Paul
Thomas DB. Byrna
Mapleton
Wheat weighs 62 pounds per bushel in grading notes
John Eggert reports wheat at 62 pounds per bushel though color is slightly off for No 1 Hard. It will not grade No 1 Hard but No 1 Northern promises good returns this year for the crop market.
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John Eggert
Parsons to Head School for Deaf
Bismarck reports W. E. Parsons an assistant to Superintendent Taylor has been offered the job as superintendent of the school for deaf at Devils Lake. He would succeed J. W. Blattner who has resigned.
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Bismarck
W. E. Parsons
Taylor
School For Deaf At
Devils Lake
J. W. Blattner
Halverson Is Home Again From Western Trip
John Halverson returned Wednesday evening from a three week western journey largely spent with his daughters in Hood River Oregon. He visited Bend and Billings and noted Hood River apple land irrigated and productive. He praised Hunter's Hot Springs Montana as a growing summer resort and said no North Dakotan should miss it. His return was delayed about 12 hours due to washouts but he was glad to be home.
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John Halverson
Hood River
Ore
Valley City
Dobbin
Minnie
Louise
Bend, Ore
Moultrie Off On A Long Pleasure Trip
Reverend L G Moultrie started Thursday morning in his auto for a trip to Minneapolis with a stop at Fergus Falls to pick up Earl. In Minneapolis they will join friends for a coast trip to California expositions and other points, planning to return around October 1. Mrs Geo Hon Macedon N Y reports Chamberlain's Tablets relieved indigestion headaches and fatigue in one day after two bottles. Obtainable everywhere.
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Rev. L. G. Moultrie
Minneapolis
Fergus Falls
Earl
California Expositions
Ures O. Yu Wuens
Mme
Chamberlain
Geo. Hon. Macedon
N. Y
Minot Man Is Pin Ned Under Car For Two Hours
Minot, Aug 19. E E Moe of Minot was pinned for two hours beneath his car after it ran into a ditch on a newly graded road near Ray. His feet were in water, and had the car landed a few feet farther, his head would have been caught in the water. He was badly bruised but otherwise not seriously injured.
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Minot
Ray
E. Moe
Shower for Bride to Be Josie Paulson
Mrs H J Olsen hosted a parcel shower at her Second Street home on Thursday night for bride-to-be Miss Josie Paulson long distance operator with the North Dakota Independent Telephone Co A mock wedding was held with Miss Augusta Hackbarth acting as pastor Miss Emma Henderson played the groom and Miss Ida Wold the bride with Miss Wherley and Ella Young as attendants Cream and cake were served and the expectant bride received many useful gifts.
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H. J. Olsen
Second Street
Josie Paulson
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
Auugusta Hackbarth
Emma Henderson
Ida Wold
Wherley
Ella Young
Chautauqua promises bigger 1917 event in Valley City
Rev. F. H. Buckwalter, new secretary of the Valley City Chautauqua association, visited the Enterprise with Rev. Frank Atkinson. They discussed plans noting 1917 Chautauqua will be better than ever, built on a firmer foundation.
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Sanborn Enterprise
F. H. Buckwalter
Karr
Valley City Chautauqua Association
Frank Atkinson
Enterprise
Chautauqua
Sprained Ankle Advice and Crank Winding Note
For a sprained ankle, use Chamberlain's Liniment and follow directions to recover faster. Obtainable everywhere. The note also states that every automobile without a self starter must be wound by a crank, with some requiring two cranks.
Baking Powder Biscuits Light as a Feather
A recipe by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine promises biscuits made with baking powder rise lighter than ordinary. It asserts readers will prefer this method when short of bread and urges saving the recipe.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
KC Cook's Book sought by readers for biscuit recipe guidance
The fragment describes making EC Daktod Powder Biscuits with flour shortening and salt, advising on mixing, dough softness, shaping, and baking. It promotes KC Cook's Book with a sales pitch mentioning a colored certificate and a price of 25 cents, urging readers to purchase for reliable recipes.
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KC Bakin
Jaavis Mrd. Co
Chicago
Georgia Governor vows action after Frank lynching in Marietta
Aug 18 reports say Governor Harris will use full state machinery to arrest Frank lynchers, with Cobb county coroner's jury endings awaited. Mayor Woodward of Atlanta declares Leo M. Frank paid the ultimate penalty elsewhere, while Louis Marshall denounces the lynching as savagery and Georgia’s stain. Other notes mention local purchases and visits as the Times-Record seals the day's happenings.
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Atlanta
Harris
Frank
Marietta
Cobb County
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Cal
J. G. Woodward
Leo M. Frank
John Slaton
Georgia
Woodward
California State Assessors Association
Albany
Louis Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Germans Torpedo A Liner Arabic Sinking Shocks U S Officials
The Arabic, torpedoed by a German submarine off Fastnet, sinks in 19 minutes. Of 403 aboard, 181 passengers and 242 crew, 32 missing. Americans Josephine Bruguiere and Edmund Wood listed as unaccounted. Washington and London press reports detail survivor lists and U S warnings. President Wilson seeks full details as officials weigh diplomatic options.
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New York
London
Washington
Liverpool
Josephine Bruguiere
Edmund Wood
Janesville
Wis
White Star
Boston
Fastnet
White Star Line
United States
Leal Young Couple Married at Methodist Parsonage
Mine Cora Halverson and Norman L. Henderson of near Leal wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. C E Vermilya officiating. Attendants Miss Efe Jacobson and Ole Brandyold of Valley City. The popular pair, familiar at the State Normal, will spend the summer in Saskatchewan after leaving on Soo Line No 107.
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Cora Halverson
Norman L. Henderson
Near
Leal
C. E. Vermilya
Efe Jacobson
Ole Brandyold
Valley City
Soo
Saskatchewan
Can
Jamestown Enforces North Dakota Cigarette Law. dealer fined
Enforcement League Officer F L Watkins tightens the North Dakota anti cigarette law with a James town case. A local tobacconist was fined 18.50 after Tony Schmidt bought cigarettes and papers and handed them to Sheriff Dana Wright. The dealer pleaded guilty, no minor sale. The 1913 law bans sale manufacture or giving away of cigarettes or papers. penalties include fines up to 50 and possible jail. The case serves as a warning to tobacconists and pool hall operators. Mrs C E Vermilya hosted a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs H B Goodsell who will soon leave Valley City. guests included several local couples.
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Jamestown
North Dakota
Enforcement League
F. L. Watkins
Officer Watkins
Tony Schmidt
Dana Wright
C. E. Vermilya
H. B. Goodsell
Leavig Valley City
C.A. Barton
W. W. Fritch
H. G.arnadorf
R. H. Gregory
Milas Una Chanthard
Notice of No Hunting in Nollimier Township
Hunters are notified that hunting is prohibited in Nollimier township 141-57 without special written permission from the stand owners. By order of the township board. John Raveling Town Clerk.
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Nollimier Township
John Raveling
Wanted position running engine repair expert
Experienced engine and separator repairman with ten years in the trade seeks a position. R. B. Blake of R. No. 1 Oriska or contact A. O. Skade on Pillsbury line for details. 17-3d-twp
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R. B. Blake
R. No. 1
Oriska
A. O. Skade
Pillsbury Line
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Remington Umc
Remington
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Woolworth
Barnes
Parsons
Windsor Hotel
Thoresen
Halverson
Santa
EC Daktod
Eorgia
Barney Sullivan
Valley City Tire Repair Co
Elmer Magnusson
John McFadgen
Rogers
City
Mr. McFadgen
White Star Inc
Thompson
Queenstown
State Department
Germany
Congress
Wessel
Wilson
College of
Saint Thomas
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Archbishop Ireland
War Department
H. Moynihan
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