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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
The Weekly Times Record of Valley City North Dakota lists P R Trubshaw as publisher and notes the paper is entered at the local post office as second class mail matter.
The Courier News editorialized about expected tax relief for next year, arguing farm tax burdens have surged despite promises. It cites Langer’s clash with the state senate, criticism of the league agenda, and calls for independent, accountable lawmakers amid broader state political strife.
Minnesota mourns Henry Wolfer, a famed penologist who shaped Stillwater State Prison into a humane reform model. His retirement leaves a legacy of progress and admiration across the state. A second note discusses North Dakota voting reforms, absent ballots, and legislative promises amid broader election control debates. A quirky closing anecdote on rising paper and meat prices ends the item.
A 1920 local notice promotes the V. A. Fighting Squad touring North Dakota to oppose Townleyism with a government by the people. It urges attendees to meet, learn the squad’s plan, bring neighbors and bring the ladies to hear the call for real contest against Townleyism.
The I. V. A. president dubbed Grizzly Bear by Nonpartisan League leaders, a two year legislator noted for progressive farm economics, often quiet in manner. Anti Tea groups rally attendees urged to consult Mr Everson for details on I V A plans and purposes.
Theo G. Nelson a two bit secretary of the I V A North Dakota farmer originator of the Equity Co operative Exchange introduced the eorage dividend idea in farmers elevators in 1907 and was a state and national organizer and editor of the national organ of the Society of Equity He fought Socialism then and is fighting it now Meet him and hear him talk on organization.
L. P. Sandstrom of Bottineau County, farmer and auctioneer, served in the State Senate from 1915 to 1917 and opposed notorious House Bill 44. He stood for his convictions even when the majority disagreed, signaling a readiness to vote as he believes is right.
Rev. Allen D. Birchenough of St. Thomas Pembina County delivers a fiery speech opposing Townleyism and the red force leadership behind the farmers program. He captivates listeners with calls to action, delivering sharp sentences that spark enthusiasm and resolve.
GEO. T. MURRAY, a plain Ward County farmer, has spent two years seeking Townley for a debate on the League program and organization. He campaigned against Townleyism in every schoolhouse in his legislative district, and Townley lost it. He analyzes Townleyism and its appeal.
Edgar L. Richter former head of the North Dakota Press Association will oversee details of the I V A Fighting Squad tour including custody of the public question box at meetings. Known across the state for his wartime work as a fieldman for the Four Minute organization.
A list of bus or train show times across towns from Grand Forks to Fargo with multiple daily performances. Dates run December 9 through December 22 including 2 p m and 8 p m slots in many cities.
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