Editorial notes on politics and farming buy power
The piece critiques Senator Hitchcock and current party and fiscal debates, questions recall petitions and judge appointments, and argues that farm purchasing power, not merely commodity prices, drives national prosperity. It cites Liberty bond sales, recalls, and Secretary Wallace on postwar farmer struggles with inflation and rising costs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Wallace
Chicago
Jo Tbolly
N. Y
Pioneer Jas J Bushy Dies At 77 In Jamestown Hospital
Word reached this city yesterday of the death of Jas J Bushy at Jamestown Hospital after two weeks of treatment. The early settler, aged 77, had lived on a northeast farm before moving to town and serving as rural mail carrier for years. His remains were returned to the city by Undertaker Somdahl and are at his parlors.
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Jas
Bushy
Jamestown
Somdahl
Mr. Bushy
Husky
Vocational Training Drive Seeks Full Claim Information
Veterans' Bureau urges claimants in the 10th District to supply complete information for compensation or vocational training. Proper execution includes signed acknowledgments and an honorable discharge or certified copy. Affidavits linking service to disability are needed, and cooperation with local offices or Red Cross is advised.
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Veterans’ Bureau
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10Th District
United States
Bureau
Qeveat
Red Cross
Simpson Receives Promotion at Gamble-Robinson Co
C R Simpson, longtime manager in this city, is promoted to manager of the Bismarck house. The move adds responsibility after his key role in building offices and warehouses and his active civic involvement. Roy Nantz of Fairmount ND will assume the Gamble-Robinson post in January.
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St. Simpson
Gauble-Robinson Fruit Co
Wwensferrad
Bismarck House
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Tne
Neto
Bob
Bismarck
Mrs. Simpson
Gamble Rominson Company
Roy Nantz
Fairmount
N. D
Nantz
Mr. Nantz
Christmas Program Set by First Congregational Church
Members of the First Congregational Sunday School look forward to a Christmas program at the church tomorrow Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The event features special decorations and Christmas trees with a distribution to follow.
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First Congregational Sunday School
Christmas Program Highlights and Gifts Parade
The event features Christmas music and readings by students. Highlights include Holiday recitations, a violin solo, vocal numbers, and a closing song. Presentations include The Greatest Gift by Nelsons class and The Story of the White Gift by Helen Rockwood.
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Civistmas
Nelson
Sunn
Tellas
Preston Bailey
Virginia, Smith
Helen Rockwood
Little Town
Bethlehem
State Teachers College Band Debuts With Notable First Concert
The State Teachers College band gave its initial appearance during Tuesday chapel in the auditorium. Conductor Jail instructor in band instruments Mr Wright led thirty four members, many new to playing, through four numbers. The college purchased several hundred dollars of U S government instruments earlier, bought at a large reduction, and plans to expand the band this winter quarter.
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State Teachers College
Wright
Numjer
Col- Joe
Social Service Dept Holds Meeting at City Hall
A Monday meeting featured talks on balanced diets by Miss Josephine Nelson and a dress styles comparison by Miss Doom. Mrs. Simonson discussed Club Work for Boys and Girls, highlighting the Smith Lever Act and USDA programs, with Barnes county achievements noted.
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Josephine Nelson
5. C
Simonson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
North Dakota
Barnes County
Clara Larson
United
Chicago
Sioux City
Town
Hastings Florida Farm Folks Gather for New Year Dining
Farm at Hastings Florida hosts JH White family and guests including Harper Valley City and Rogers households for a turkey dinner. Upcoming New Year’s dinner planned at JH Whitcher and Fred Cotchell homes. Local visits include Grube in Alexandria and Maresh family trips to Valley City.
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Hastings
Florida
JH. White
Harper
Valley City
J. H. Rogers
Jay Rogers
Evelyn
Chas. Whitcher
J. H. Whitcher
Fred Cotchell
J. H. White
Gust Yule
Miss Hoke
Anna Rickerson
Ronzheimer
Raleigh
N. D
Thomas Maresh
Ben Wilson
Robl Fredergon
W C H S Prevails Over Sanborn High In 31 to 14 Victory
The local high school team dominated Sanborn High with clever passing and strong defense to win 31 to 14 on their home floor. Wertin Holmes and Ford led the scoring, while Mulhair Busdicker and others supported a cohesive lineup. A second game against Grand Prairie saw the visitors win 26 to 11.
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Santorn Quint
Sanborn
Wertin
Looge
Homes
Dope
Ford
Mulhair
Busdicker
Holmes
Buslicker
Mulcair
Grand Prairie
Edward Burchill
Shareholders Meet at First National Bank Valley City
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank of Valley City North Dakota will elect Directors for the year and conduct other business. The session runs 2 to 3 p.m. on Tuesday January 10 1922 in the bank’s rooms. C F Mudgett Cashier. Also advertisement for ragtime sheet music at Valley Music Shop Rudolf Hotel Building.
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First National Bank
Valley City
North Dakota
C. F. Mudgett
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Middlewest Trust Co of Valley City
Notice is given that the Middlewest Trust Company of Valley City North Dakota will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 2 pm on Wednesday January 4 1922 at the company offices to elect directors and address other business as may come before the meeting. T Melvin Lee secretary 22 law
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Middlewest Trust Company
Valley City
North Dakota
T. Melvin Lee
Christmas Hope Across Palm Trees and Peaks
Poem verse celebrating Christmas in diverse lands with palm trees, snow capped peaks, and sunny cornfields. It honors the Christ child as master of all, cherishing brave men and peaceful homes from grand palaces to humble cottages.
Demonstration by Albert Tangora Promotes Underwood Typewriter
Albert Tangora world amateur champion of 1919 gave a typing demonstration last Friday at 8 46 PM. Sent by the Underwood Typewriter Company he displayed speed and accuracy with the Underwood model. He achieved 15a words a minute with no errors and 147 words per minute in a backwards test while answering questions. Tangora also demonstrated rhythm tests and a memorized sentence at 244 words per minute or thirteen strokes per second.
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Albert Tangora
Underwood Typewriter Company
Underwood
Tangora
Twenty three to receive diplomas at state teachers college
Twenty three candidates are set to graduate at State Teachers College next Thursday morning during informal commencement exercises in the chapel period. Fifteen finish the Junior College level, eight complete the elementary curriculum, and one completes the preparatory curriculum earning a two year elementary certificate. The fall quarter closes at the end of the exercises.
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State Teachers College
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