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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
4
Rural correspondents report holiday visits and gatherings across Getchell Prairie and Green Township. Families travel for Christmas, schools close for vacations, clubs meet, and community events include tree ceremonies, dances, and planned concerts with local leaders and students participating.
In Valley City last weekend and Monday, Mrs Andrew Anderson and daughter Adella attended church, Reinholt Schultz and Thoralf Amundson families shopped, Sylvia Larson and her brother Leonard drove in, Hary Ghost visited, Herman Wolsh hauled straw from Bill Wolsh’s farm, Adela and Tena Anderson shopped for Christmas. The Times-Record offers Release and new Chattel Mortgage blanks. order by phone.
Emery Burgess returned after pink eye illness and several students rejoined. A junior program featured The Minister's Wife with several performers. Debating club previews and a shipwreck talk were given. The Lincoln Neighborhood Club plans social meetings with local leaders and talks on child development. Christmas calendars crafts and school programs fill the district as grades prepare holiday events.
The article advises not storing comb honey in cellars to avoid mold and recommends attic storage if temperatures won t melt it. It explains selling unfinished sections as second grade for bait next year and outlines preparing tires and new section boxes with foundation for early and late flows. Extracted honey should be bottled or stored in cans or barrels and may granulate in cold nights, which does not hurt the honey.
Waste of good material notes that tons of humus on farms go unused. Composting turns sods lawn clippings leaves and other waste into valuable plant food. Every farm especially truck farms should make a compost heap and rot the material down to fine garden mold.
Fragmented verse recalls Christmas aid to hungry crowds and prisoners, contrasting feasts with those behind bars. It reflects on charity toward the poor and the needy as the season’s message, with biblical allusions to shepherds and prophecy.
The Evening and Weekly Times Record announces a Manufacturers Edition as a subscriber perk. It promises a later series of country focused volumes with valuable material for posterity. Extra copies available at the Times Record office.
Synod Lutheran in Ur ing, INREBEL, Prevot invites all to Christmas morning services at 11 o'clock and a Christmas tree festival Friday evening at 7 30 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A Valley City man from Fifth Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved months of backache, dull pains, and urinary issues. The ad invites readers to purchase the 60 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
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