Valley City Gears Up For Strong Basketball Season
Valley City prepares for a robust basketball year as high school teams practice and build depth. Nine games already booked with plans for more, including potential home clashes against Bismarck and Grand Forks. The district event occurs in March at the Fargo Agricultural College with Valley City aiming for a competitive run alongside the State Teachers College and an active American Legion squad.
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Vicilicat
Ward
Agricultural College
Fargo
Wimbledon
Valley City
Sanborn
Tower City
Bismarck
Mandan
Selton
Dickinson
Minot
Jamestown
Casselton
Grand Forks
Darey
Leal
Courtenay
Noltimier
Grand Prairie
Wertin
Mulhair
Ford Krogh
Holm
O'Neil
Busdicker
Briggs
Beleal
Meinhardt
State Teachers’ College
American Legion
Marshal Foch Kisses Valley City Girl Lila Bonhus
A Minnesotta Journal item recounts Little Lila Bonhus, daughter of Al Bonhus, being kissed by Marshal Foch on the steps of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts during a visit. The Girl Scout presented violets as Foch greeted schoolchildren, lifting the girl up for a kiss and a brief, smile-filled exchange.
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Valley City
al. Bonhus
Marshal Foch
Minneapolis Journal
Lila Bonhus
Lila
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Foch
Merci
State assigns $130,000 to bond sale fees to Webb
Bismarck on November 23 reports the state editing board approved paying George T. Webb a $20,000 sales commission and $27,000 in expenses for bond sales, totaling about $130,000. The state treasurer is expected to refuse payment.
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Bismarck
George T. Webb
Webb
MRS MORSBACH WRITES LETTER FROM ITALY
Mrs Morsbach nee Florence Hedstrum writes from Naples Italy October 24 detailing life studying music with her husband Al They describe visits from American friends and a day trip to Amalia with historic sites a 400 A D church and a convent She notes enjoying operas Luci and La Forza Del Destino and praises the Times Record as a daily lifesaver while updating family on food pancakes and their comfy apartment in Italy.
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Times-Record
Morsbach
Florence Hedstrum
Italy
Naples
Adolpha
V. C. Greenhouse
Sebastiania
Baggion
Fargo
N. D
Amalia
Estacy
Lemke Pays Up to Homebuilders in Fargo Case
Former Attorney General Lemke settled in full with the homebuilders association before leaving office. A deed was given to Mrs. Lemke for their Fargo home after friends raised funds and took a first mortgage to clear all indebtedness. The house cost between 21,000 and 22,000 dollars with total project costs around 7,500 to 8,000 dollars for initial construction plus additional work.
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Lemke
Homebuilders Association
Further Steps in British Navy Armament Reduction
London reports a sweeping reduction in Royal Navy personnel as part of arms limitation measures. The move includes demotions of sixty captains and 240 commanders, most promoted during the war, amid broader retrenchment efforts. The Northcliffe group calls for abrogation of the Anglo Japanese alliance, arguing it harms China AnglO American relations and Britain’s dominion.
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London
Royal Navy
Northcliffe
China
Japan
Valley City's Stern Candy Company Promotes Local Economy
Valley City's Stern Candy Company borrows its success from a large statewide market and employs a broad local workforce. Abe Stern leads as president with Phil Hornbecker as bookkeeper, while the factory operations bolster town commerce and support traveling sales staff and other local businesses through weekly spending.
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Stern Cany Company
Abe Stern
Phil, Hornbecker
Stern Candy Company
Education and energy in industry and nature
The text contrasts education guiding efficient energy use with the idea that energy must be present to be profitable. It then describes spider web structures: the common Nunge spider spins a tube and snare, the house spider uses a hidden tube with an irregular web, and the wolf spider creates a simple silk tube without a door.
Reunion Banquet Well Attended By ND Teachers
North Dakota Teachers meeting in Fargo held a reunion and banquet at the First M E Church. About 150 attendees, including former students, faculty and alumni, gathered after five with a program led by President C E Allen. Highlights included songs, yells, personal introductions, talks by F W Hutchinson and G A McFarland, a violin solo by Knute Froysan, and closing remarks. A city water test by D Johnson reported three bacteria per cubic centimeter with no contamination, noting the water remains satisfactory for culinary and drinking use if kept pure.
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North Dakota
Fargo
M. E. Church
C. E. Allen
Fanny C. Anjidon
J. B. Meyer
Allen
Dorothy Waller
F. W. Hutchinson
Dean Knute Froysan
G. A. McFarland
D. Johnson
University of North Dakota
Interesting talk on Dr Spiers life in Alaska
Miss Bone spoke in chapel on Tuesday about Dr Fred M Spiers of Minneapolis. He spent twenty years among Alaska natives at Ochotzgachaga and Tenakee after a government posting. The Eskimo culture, diet, clothing and punishment practices were described, with mention of totem poles to the Smithsonian.
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Miss Bone
Fred M. Spiers
Minneapolis
Alaska
Dr. Spiers
East
Germany
France
Awyay
Asia
North America
Bering Strait
Spiers
Russia
United States
Siberia
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
V.B
Scarlet fever concerns prompt board of health action
Valley City November 29 1921 Times Record letter from W H McPherson calls for strict enforcement of quarantine laws as several scarlet fever cases exist and families mix with others. W B Bascom of Leal North Dakota is in town on business matters.
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Case Valley City
Times-Record
Board of Health
Wm. H. McPherson
W. B. Bascom
Leal, N. D
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Stern Candy
Lemplas
Ees
Bank of Valley City
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