Weekend visitors and local business notes in Valley City
Monday city pages list weekend visitors from Enderton Wheatland Tower City and Bismarck among others. Local officials report police court dullness while Street Commissioner Hansen completes new planks on bridges and J L Smith and wife visit Minot. A Ford collision on East Main injures no one. board of administration meets to pick a gym location.
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East Wain Street
Second Avenue
Ole Bruidevell
Main Street
R. E. Stee
Salvation Army
Frank Talcott
State Board of Administration
Keith
Fargo
Nichols
Minneapolis
Local notices and social round from Barnes County
Barnes County residents and visitors figure in a string of items. The Han sons travel by car to their Detroit home. Will Hays speaks at moving picture gathering in Minneapolis. Dr. F W Rose and family visit Valley City. Glen Granger buys J W Aldrich's taxi line. W E Grantham starts as Minnesota district court reporter. Labor Day motorcycle races at the state fair grounds promise Northwest championship action with significant prize money. Trubshaws tour Jamestown and return via Soo.
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M. O. Grangaard
City
Rogers
John Aygarn
Grangaard
Minneapolis
Washington
Barnes County
Glen Granger
J. W. Aldrich
Mr. Granger
iJbus
Aldrich
Granger
Times-Record
W. E. Grantham
Englert
C. A. Nye
Minnesota
Valley City
Grantham
Times
Beling
Fiest
Walter
Speed” Johnson
Excelsior
Jimmy Lusk
Winnipeg
Kinky Sanden
Wally Larson
Ander
Bob Crawford
American Legion
State Fair Grounds
Northwest
P. R. Trubshaw
Jamestown
George Newberry
Griggs County
Cooperstown
Mabel Bowden
Corn Crop Banter Spurs Morning Farm Tour
John Brady chats about a thriving corn crop on his Litchyile area farm with Mike Naughton present to verify claims. Brady boasts stalks reaching high enough to require an extension ladder while ears range from a foot to a yard, mostly a foot. J J Chamberlain counters claims of superior local corn as Brady heads off to check rails along his division after the eight o clock whistle.
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John Brady
Litchyile
Mike Naughton
Brady
Naughton
J. J.chamberlain
N.P
Birthday Dinner Surprise for Mrs. Ployhar Delights Family
A surprise birthday dinner at the Ployhar home hosted by Frank and relatives featured roast pork and other trimmings, with Senator Ployhar praised for orchestrating the event while Mrs. Ployhar enjoyed a meal she did not prepare. The gathering, hosted by the Persons Codding and Playhar families, wished her many happy returns as friends attended. The text stops short of other details present in the surrounding note.
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F. E. Ployhar
Ployhar
Belshazzar
Senator Ployhar
Valley City Sees Push for Modern Hospital Facility
North Dakota faces coal shortages looming six weeks ahead while reliance on lignite sustains Valley City. Kiwanis luncheon hears Dr Laughlin urge modern hospital standards and a community plan to build a new hospital with medical staff collaboration and church alignment.
New Legion Liaison Officer Appointed for District 10
Mr. William T. Kroll has been appointed Legion Liaison Officer stationed in District No 10 of the United States Veterans Bureau Minneapolis. He comes from the National Headquarters of the American Legion and previously led Legion Welfare Work at Fargo North Dakota. His mission is to aid ex service men in dealings with the bureau and to foster closer cooperation between the Veterans Bureau and the American Legion.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Minneapoli
Minneapolis
Valley City
United States
Canada
American College of Surgeons
Twish Tol
America
Prank Chapman
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
William T. Kroll
Legion
No. 10
United States Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Fargo
North Dakota
Roll
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Contempt Charge Case Postponed for Four Rail Workers
Fargo, August 24. Hearing of contempt charges against four Devils Lake railroad employee strikers was postponed to Saturday by Federal Judge Amidon on US Attorney Hildreth's request for more evidence. Defendants, in harvest fields, must stay in touch with attorney Lemke for possible summons. named defendants are Valentine Gerhart, James McCormick, Lyle Dressle, and James Harkins.
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Valentine Gerhart
James McCormick
Lyle Dressle
James Harkins
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Minot
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Nashua
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A. A. Gad
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Joe Heiling
Hanson
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Edna
J. H. Eggert
Misa Myrtle Eggert
Jack Aldrich
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Will Cragwell
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John Pillar
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Will H. Hays
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Will Haye
Ray Stilings
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F. W. Rose
Dopplerstown
Rose
Trubshaw Home
Ijof
South Dakota
Duluth
Nestos
C. A. Laughlin
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