Obituary of Salem Crandall from Valley City
Salem Crandall born November 11 1849 in Oxford County Ontario Canada died December 21 1921 in Valley City North Carolina in his 72nd year. He married Mary A Gray in 1877 then moved from North Dakota to Sanborn in 1888 and later Valley City nine years ago. Survived by widow ten children three sisters and one brother. Funeral December 24 at Epworth M E church with burial at Woodbine Cemetery.
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Salem Crandall
Oxford County
Ont
Canada
Valley City
N. C
Mary A. Gray
North Dakota
Sanborn
Firth
Daamestown N.D
Asberg A
Berg N.D
Wellington
Nathan
Elma
Eliza
Robert
F. G. Binal
Stephen Miller
N.D
PL. Trumbell
Jamestown
Burley W
Olivet, al
Ousic
Mr. Crandall
Ing
Epworth M. E
J. Wilds
State highway work proposed and status in North Dakota
The state highway commission reports completed and proposed work for 1922 to 1924 with 65 miles finished under aid and 55.5 miles surfaced. Current work includes 64 miles under construction and 71.2 miles surfaced, averaging about 80 percent complete.
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The
State Highway Commission
North Dakota
Bismarck and Valley City Set For Monday Night Showdown
Local fans will witness a high school basketball clash as Bismarck visits Valley City Monday night. Bismarck seeks the state championship, relying on familiar players with another year of experience, while Valley City aims to boost support and provide a tough workout for the locals.
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Capitol City
Bismarck
Ari
Valley City
All Star Game Sparks Local Basketball Rivalry
The Thursday night game at the High School gym pits the American Legion five against the College All Stars. Former All State stars Busdicker DeLaney Stenshoel Wyttenbaeh Anderson Bakken may play for the college squad while Tracy Cook Bakken Pfusch Bowen Carlson will represent Levion. Cook and Busdicker, both ex high school teammates and All State players, anchor centers and rivalry adds drama to a likely top game of the season at Valley City.
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American Legion Quint
College All Stars
Busdicker
DeLaney
Stenshoel
Wyttenbaeh
Anderson
Bakken
Levion
Tracy
Cook Bakken
Pfusch
Bowen
Carlson
Cook
North Dakota
Valley
North Daleote
Valley City
American Legion
Jamestown Independents
Legion
Legionaires
Jamestown
Jamestown Cook
Este Fergus Bowen Bennett
Gupt
Hall Bakken
Kellogg
Pfusch Geseesviesss
Lonske Substiti
Brownstow
Daniel Parley
Scott
Austown
Fergus
Bennet
Tamostown
Pollyanna Sewing Club Hosts Neighborhood Christmas Party
Last evening at 525 East Fifth Street the Pollyanna sewing club held a Christmas party for local children and parents. The program was well rendered by the group and a decorated tree plus refreshments followed, with about 25 children and several adults in attendance.
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E. C. Adams
East Fifth Street
Pollyanna Sewing Club
Valley City Legion Dominates Jamestown Inseason Opener
The American Legion basketball team opened the season with a dominant 48 to 4 win over Jamestown Independents in the high school gym. Valley City showcased sharp passing and aggressive teamwork led by Cook, with several players contributing to a scoring display described as the strongest in the state this season.
Notice to Stockholders Right Price Mere Co Annual Meeting
Notice to stockholders of the Right Price Mere Co to hold its regular annual meeting at the company office in Valley City on Tuesday January 10 at 10 oclock a m for electing directors for the ensuing year and for transacting other business as may properly come before the meeting. J Beck secretary.
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Right Price Mere Co
Valley City
J. Beck
Most Efficient Auto Operation and Fuel Saving Tips
Drivers can cut operating costs by smooth acceleration, avoiding excess idling, proper throttle control, and steady engine operation. Key ideas include keeping the motor warm, minimizing rapid speed changes, and using a steady fuel flow for economical driving.
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Tieuattild
Tia
Warning to Driver by Flash of Light in Homemade Thermostat
A DIY article in Popular Science Monthly describes a self made car thermostat using a Bakelite tube and mercury expansion to trigger a warning light. The device heats water in the radiator chamber and senses boiling to illuminate a brass contact, signaling maintenance needs.
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Gan
Elventtis
Lopular Science Monthly
Automobile Hints and Market Signals Across Regions
Automotive industry notes show U S autos valued at about 198 831 000 investment with exports topping 380 000 000 to 114 countries. Gasoline costs about 88 cents per gallon and a new steam automobile is touted near 1 000 dollars. Ontario leads Canadian provinces while Saskatchewan ranks second in vehicle registrations.
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Ontario
Conda
Saskatchewan
Fashion notes France to New York: leather coats and sailor dresses
Describes leather coats with hats and embroidery as a stylish gift idea. Highlights a Chinese red duvetyn ensemble with belt, a black velvet dress for a girl with white borders, and a refined sailor dress for school wear. Advises creative uses for discarded kid gloves in trims.
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Tere
Cronemy Dent
Everyday foods and coffee flavor in desserts and canapes
An article presents coffee as a versatile ingredient for desserts and dishes. It outlines a steamed coffee cake recipe with butter sugar eggs milk and ground coffee plus a coffee sauce. It also details sardine canape with egg yolk lemon butter and pepper and a fruit cocktail using bananas and winter melons with a citrus syrup.
Death Valley Voyagers and the Danger of Selfishness
A Boise City commentator argues Death Valley harms travelers not by nature but by human selfishness. He cites lost water signs and their destruction as key dangers, saying most deaths stem from others failing to respect guideposts and from reckless behavior that wastes essential resources.
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Death Valley
John Stanton
Boise City
Oklo
Perth
Mr. Stanton
Deaf Valley
Nutritious Roots and Origins of Common Veggies
The beet ranks second to the potato as a nutritious root crop with about 12 percent sugar. Pumpkins and squashes trace to American origins while watermelons musk melons and cucumbers originate in Asia. The onion was valued by ancient Egyptians 2000 years before Christ and originated in India.
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India
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