Community notes from Valley City update residents and arrivals
Thureday's Daily reports Lillian Healy taking No 4, Ree De me Cox front. Rev C G Naedeth visits San meee. Rudolf Date hotel renamed. W A Jarvis from South Dakota, Tecate at Yale City, explores sale of farm. C E Moore plans move to Valley City. Carpenter and family arrive to inspect timber yard. Oscar Jacobean sells Woodland avenue residence to Mr Strangeland near Cooperstown. move slated around October first.
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W. A. Jarvis
South Dakota
Yale Ci City
South Farm
Oscar Jacobean
Woodland Avenue
Strangeland
Cooperstown
Valley City News Highlights Mills Hemp Farm and Local Events
Local notes report a week of visits by Mr and Mrs Goo Caley at lakes in Minnesota and Dickinson visitors in Valley City. Mentions of hemp harvesting, fibre mill progress, pool hall beer and card game restrictions, and returning veterans. Court cases and public notices appear with civic updates, church events, and plans for wedding stationery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Goo. Caley
Minneaota
Soldier boys urged state aid and education drive
A reader pressingly asks the state to assist servicemen with further schooling and worthwhile opportunities. D. W. Clark has leased his hall in the old area for dances attracting many youths, turning it into a premier dance venue this fall and winter with good music and plenty of camaraderie for the soldiers and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shim
Terenas Cieeer
Aserice
Niel McFadgen Builds Modern House on Elizabeth Street
Niel McFadgen has started construction of a new modern residence on Elizabeth road. The project features contemporary design elements and will expand housing in the area. Further details on the builder and completion timeline are not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niel McFadgen
Elizabeth Rdatreet
Mr. McFadgen
Valley City notes strong town life and events
A Valley City column reports on residents visiting North Dakota, local family moves, and keepsays about a senator's brother. The municipal band schedules a concert in the park with Prof. Wasem directing. Tangible details include a dance at Clark's hall drawing eighty couples, and local business news from Straus Clothing and a High price sale of a Scotch Short horn bull.
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Municips
Tthe Park
Chrin Wasem
Wasam
B. W. Ayler
Grandin
N. D
Sultan Lipse
E. Beaumont
Buchanan
Vervena
Oakdale
Fargo
Beaumont
T the Foundation
Clark's Hall
Valley City
Imansaement
Valley City Visitors Stay At Local Hotels
Friday's Daily notes Moorhead Minnesota visitors at Valley hotels with Mr and Mrs A R Wright lodging at the Valley Hotel and Mrs L A Wood and daughter from the farm guests in the city. Dr M C Hunter of Minneapolis visits Valley City and stays at the Rosolf Hotel. Landlord Lolfing at the Valley Ho Cats installs a sign over his popular Reeetane cafe.
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A. R. Wright
Moorhead
Minn
Ars Valley Hotel
Vhta Rity
Mire. Morris
Oakes
NS D
M. C. Hunter
Minneapolis
Lolfing
Valley Ho- Cats
L. J. Rodmore
Mra
C. D. Miller
Williston
N. D
Kindred
Valley City News Briefs Across Visitor Numbers and Local Happenings
Local residents and visitors arrive in Valley City for short sojourns and meetings. Notables include Miss Emma Scott en route to Idaho, Lieut. J. B. Streeter Jr., and Dr. H. L. Wright establishing a dental office. A dance at the opera house hall, theater bookings by John Piller, and various visits from Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin, the Nielsen family, and others fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andd Nielson
Ueen
Nielsen Family
Ahé
Valley City
J. B. Streeter, Jr
Linton
M. D
Streeter
Independent Press
Sheriff Simon Tracks Theft Suspect in Ford Car Incident
Sheriff Bill Simon noted the arrest of a suspect linked to the theft of a Ford car belonging to Sam Ward. The individual, aided by a wife, drove to Valley City before Deputy Simon pursued the case, returning to Cen a county for trial.
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Bill Simon
Sam ‘Ward
Valley City
Simon Im Pat
Coun
Cena County
Sanborn merchants gain aid in Valley City deal
The official paper for Barnes comity goes to Sanborn while Valley City losers accept a thin deal. A Schneider ad offers a chance for locals to trade at the county seat. Judge Andrew A Bruce, ex chief justice now at the University of Minnesota law department, visited the city, returning from Minot, and said it felt good to be back in North Dakota before heading to Minneapolis on No 4 this afternoon.
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Harley McCready
Mr. McCready
France
824Th Infantry
Barnes Comity
Sanborn
Valley City
Schneider
He Ue Sie & Gies
Valayery
Andrew A. Bruce
Supreme Court
Law Department
University of Minnesota
Minot
Bar Association
Bruce
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Pan Minn
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Wisconsin
E. W. Sheets
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Sheets
Tange
St. Paul
Hail Fund Seeks 3 Million For Damaged Crops
The hail insurance division reports 4 998 processed claims totaling 1 268 906 46 in indemnities. It estimates obligations will exceed 3 million when all on hand are settled. Average early claims rose from 5166 to 250 and more farmers joined. An assessment of 85 cents per acre is planned for insured land, with a 3 cent flat tax on all arable land.
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Comner Oisneas’ Office
Jona
Olsness
State Hall
Weason
Bureau
Miss Nielson's Powers Enlarged or Curtailed by New Law
Editorial excerpts argue Miss Nielson gains influence over state hospitals and asylums while losing direct control of the school system. They note she now has a single vote on a four member board, a limited voice compared with past authority, and criticize the Courier-News for defending the change.
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Miss Nielson
Courier-News
Geo. A Totten
1920 crop fears rise as grasshoppers threaten yields
The report notes grasshoppers will threaten next year's crop unless preventive measures are taken. Entomologist Stewart Lockwood warns eggs buried underground are destroyed by plowing or poison, following discussions of seed viability and drought impacts across North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Fargo
N. C
North Dakota
Stewart Lockwood
State Agricultural School
KaNtak
Lockwood
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Lillian Healy
Me Cox
C. G. Naedeth
Sanmeee
Rudolf
Rogern
C. E. Moore
Toad Outeldale
Baye
Carpenter
Mr. Carpete
Carpenter Umber Ses
John ‘A. West, Jr
Dickinson, N. C
Emma Lueasen
Beyee
Dyn
Acre
Lois
Leis Getchell
Bismarck
S. J. Moe
Frank Oberg
Mr. Oberg
Valley City Fibre Company
Walter Emery
Matt Miller
Mort Mortensen
Swanton Vestry
Attorney General's
Times-Record
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
al Tenness
Ieee Larson
Simeenaine
Fred. Fredrickson
Chairjarnes
Minneapolia
Ninth District
War Savings Division
Mate Whder
Old Liberty Loan Organisation
A. C. Townley
Plum
Schoola
H. K. Jensen
Mandan
Edwin Bloom
C. E. Logan
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Valley Hotel
Dave Johnson
Hettinger, N. D
G. A. Lieber
Jamestown
Gus
Geo. D. McDowell
W. Hawkins
H. C. Kearns
C. B. Greenwood
Harley
B. V. Lippold
Minnesota Lakes
Anto
Tolks
Sam Randahl
Mr. Randahl
George Hansen
LaCrosse
Ito
Mandan and
Bistarck
Edwin
Darn
Fen
O. G. Naeneth
J. Earley
Walter Coop
Tom Olson
Patii
Kay
Peti
Epg
Agri Ieriment
Arie Tural
General Farm
Roy Flay Hae
Thomas Hall
Atate
Oa Poh
Ne Ni
Visal Reimg
Han Hall
Dtate
Tom Hell
H. Stern
Straus Clothing Co
Vi City
Bfr
Stern
Opt
Tower City
Lee Comba
C. S. Cobb
C.E. Perrese
B. W. Laughlin
C. A. Laughlin
B. W
Emma Scott
City
Alma Luessen
Scott
Idaho
C. A. Ni
Fingal
East Fourth Street
Biscuita
W. W. Smith
Montena
Emma de Witt
Barnes County
Broadland, T
Chio
H. L. Wright
Mankato
Dakota
Auccess
S. E. Ellsworth
Carrington
Soo Line
Main Street
Mat Krogh
John Piller
The
Grand Theater
Harry Rittger
Henry Murphy
Willie Murphy
Hannaford
Murphy
Ann _B. Herrick
Bozeman, Mont
Harriet Ratson
Lanie Deer
Mont
Ry Speniing
Greenwood
Gnanwood
J. B. Bateon
Teanoe Deer
Harriet
Ree Ang
Walton
Earl Pate
Busi
Myhro & Aldahl
Mart Mason
Tristan
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Regina
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Hamilton
Rochester
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Gronna
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