Peace as a Theme in World History and War’s Role
Valley City Times Record discusses Scientific American’s view that peace dominates a modern era while wars persist. The article argues history should emphasize science, industry, and economy rather than wars, urging a sober, evolutionary account of mankind’s history with decisive questions about coal mining money circulation and historical population trends.
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Spe
United States
Germany
British Isles
France
Increasing yield per acre urged by Minneapolis Journal
The article argues that U S cereal yields lag behind older regions due to farming methods and land quality. It calls for stronger adoption of drainage and soil management, emphasizes returning nutrients via cattle keeping, and notes beef cattle shortages amid regional pressures to boost agriculture and yields for farmer income and consumer supply.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
The Unkindest Cut in Bryan Fund Drive Mentions Chautauqua Lectures
The ghost of Secretary Bryan’s declaration to eke out income by lectures on the Chautauqua Waterman will confront him through the rest of his political career. A broad group in his adopted Lone Star home raises a fund for him by popular subscription, a gesture unlikely to be met with loving kindness.
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Bryan
Lone Star
Ball and Chain Proposed to Punish Idle Workers in Valley City
A Valley City business leader floated a plan to clothe the idle unemployed in striped suits with a ball and chain and set them to work on the streets. The idea aims to curb disorder and improve streets at minimal cost, with the local police judge willing to enforce harsh penalties. The piece also praises Barnes county's past agricultural exhibit at the Bismarck exposition and notes Valley City's Commercial club effort to assemble a grain display for the year’s contest, urging farmers to submit top samples to Mark Smith for sorting.
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Valley City
Uobe
North Dakota
Minot
Barnes County
Bismarck
News of Wimbledon Impresses with Fresh Presentation
The current issue of the News of Wimbledon stands out as one of the best crafted and most newsy editions. It showcases sharp reporting, clear layout, and engaging coverage of local happenings and prominent events.
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Issu
Wimbledon
Advertising columns praised for enter prise by temporary editor
The passage notes that the newspaper’s advertising columns are well patronized and compliments temporary editor T. R. Cunningham on his enterprise and ability.
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T. R. Cunningham
More Good Streets Improve Valley City Roads
Mayor Plato receives praise for street improvements in Valley City. An expert advised graveling rather than paving, and hundreds of loads have been laid on Main and other streets. After each rain, drag gins restore them to good condition at low cost to the city.
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Plato W
Valley City
Miss Whitcomb's Association Matrimonial Matchmakers
Miss Whitcomb forms an association to pair lonely seniors by arranging discreet calls between men and women. Mr Farnsworth and Miss Banfield join, sharing memories of a past love as they realize Banfield is Mary Pauline, the woman he once courted. The next morning two members resign to marry, funding and praising the venture.
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Milas Whitcomb
Miss Whitcomb
Indy
Mary Pauline
Marie
Misa Whitcomb
Miss Banfield
Mr. Parnsworth
Mary Pauline Banfield
Deen
Mariel Mariel
Whitcomb
Western Prosperity Shows Optimism Across Regions
New York stocks hesitate amid Mexican concerns, currency and tariff issues. If investors toured the Northwest crop prospects, the mood would brighten as Chicago to the coast report strong harvests. Merchants place large orders. growth could spread east with improving sentiment.
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New York
Great Northwest
Chicago
Marion resident hosts brother and visitors sweep through city
Thursday's Daily reports A G Ulm of Marion visiting his brother Frank Ulm while Lynn R Sarles of Hillsboro joined local business callers. Several others including Dr and Mrs M MacGregor of Fargo and Mrs Juliet Necher of Grand Forks attended the Necher Beiseker wedding in Fargo.
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A. G. Uhm
Marion
Frank Ulm
Lynn R. Sarles
Hillsboro
Art Galbreath
Dazey
M. MacGregor
Fargo
Juliet Necher
Grand Forks
Fessenden
Necher-Beiseker
Pauline T
Grace D. Land
Valley City
Bismarck Tribune
Nels A. Johnson
Russell- Miller Milling Co
Puy
Lillian
Haderlin
Swartwout Stafford
Anderson
Bismarck
Bismarck Hospital
Stella Odekirk
Iowa
Chebalis
Washington
Miss Odekirk
W. H. Pray
C. E. Burgess
Vera
Cleveland
Mable
Sammy
Buffalo
Richard Stout
Ty Cobb Steals Home Helps Detroit Win Doubleheader
Ty Cobb sparked Detroit to a six to two win over Boston as he stole home for the tying run in the fifth inning and made a clutch return in the eighth to deny Janvrin. Joe Lake started for Detroit, lasted under an inning, while Willett saved with four hits producing three runs. The Minneapolis fielding piece notes the Millers’ strong road trip, winning fifteen of twenty, led by Clymer’s return which energized the club toward a potential fourth pennant as Milwaukee’s Brewers face a pivotal series.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Boston
Tye
Cobb
Tleing
Hooper
Janvrin
Joe Lake
Minneapolis
Willett
Borton
Iseveesereeneeeere Salt
FMD
Leonard, Bedlent
Nanamaker
Cady
Carrigan
Lake
Stan
Millers
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Clymer
Tle
Brewers
St. Paul
Nicollet
Minneapolis Journal
Boston Beats Stogies In Exciting Ninth Inning
Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in a dramatic ninth inning. Pittsburgh seized a one run lead after three errors and key hits, but Boston rallied with a late charge, aided by stolen bases from Dolan and Corey.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Dolan
Corey
Tih
O'Toole
Robinson
McQuillan
Simon Gibson
Dickson
Whaling
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Daddy
Gabriel
Allah
Angel
Paradise
Heaven
T. L. Larson
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