Locals Triumph Over Bismarck In Fast Basketball Clash
Valley City High School men defeated Bismarck 20 to 12 after a tight first half. Ford Holm Wertin Busdicker and Mulhair led a second half surge as Valley City dominated, while Bismarck struggled to score and endured an eleven game trip with this being their first defeat.
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Valley City
H. 8
Bismarck Qaint
Bismarck
Ford
Holm
Wertin
Busdicker
Mulhair
Valley City Bismarck
Wertin .c
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Seeeeee
Wolfson Halm
Scroggins
Doyle Malhair
Brown Neil Co Ccerreeres Halloran
Seseeeveers
Drake
Heaton Confesses Shortage in Scandinavian American Bank
Fargo, Jan. 3. I A Hedland stockholder testified that Frank Heaton confessed to a $78,000 shortage in the bank funds. Heaton had previously used funds to cover his first wife's funeral expenses.
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Hedland
Heaton
Frazee Editor Takes Joy Ride In Toonerville Tale
Frazee Minn Press recounts editor E P J's humorous travelogue from Valley City to the Soo, detailing delays, a lively Briggs the conductor, and the eccentric Toonerville Trolley antics. The piece blends local color, travel mishaps, and nostalgic railway banter in a lighthearted wrap.
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Briggs
Toonerville
Frazee (Minn
Supreme Court Rules Against Price Maintenance Policy
Washington January 3 The government won its challenge in the Supreme Court to the resale price maintenance policy used by large wholesale firms nationwide. The court upheld the Federal Trade Commission claim that the policy was an unfair method of competition and kept prices high. Mrs Steinborn of Sanborn visits the city and will stay with Rev and Mrs Bohnhoff.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
New Coach Roels Brought In By Teachers College
The Teachers College basketball team will report to new coach Harvey J. Roels from Wisconsin as winter term opens on January 3. Roels brings four years of coaching in Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois and has led championship teams in basketball football track and baseball. The college plans to field a strong lineup with last season’s core plus high school graduates of championship caliber. Local fans expect a top team as Roels prepares a schedule likely to feature fast competition. Gunderson and Personius are notable returning players with leadership roles. Dr. C E Allen congratulated the college on this new acquisition.
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Teachers College
University of Minois
College Quint
Gunderson
Quint
Personius
Roels
C. E. Allen
Paxman Building Destroyed In Overnight Fire
Fire swept the Paxman building at Fifth Avenue and Main Street last night with alarms at 3 15 am. The blaze destroyed the building and stock worth an estimated 20 000 to 23 000 with about 18 500 insured. Two new Nash cars owned by First National Bank were stored inside and were the only salvage. Fire officials blamed rapid spread aided by heavy snow and a northwest wind. Adjacent Dakota Drug Store suffered window damage. other buildings largely escaped. Built in 1900 by Flora and Towne, the Paxman site housed farm implements auto accessories and an accompanying repair shop. Sinclair Refining Co gas station was also a total loss.
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Dakota Drug
Paxman
Fifth Avenue
Mainats
First National Bank
Nash
Dakota Drug Store
Valley City
Flora & Towne
Geo. Reidman
A. J. Galloway
Sinclair Refining Co
Stock Yards in Controversy Seeks Control by Governments
A bitter controversy over supervision of the South St. Paul stock yards is underway as both state and federal governments seek control of the yards.
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Minneapolis
South St. Paul
Fargo Boxing Card Pleases Fargo Readers
Illness of Georgie Bowers of St Paul led to last minute cancellation of a Teading bout between Bowers and Russie LeRoy of Fargo. Leo Stokes of Fargo and Chick Lambert of Twin Cities fought a draw in a groggy ten round bout. Kid Miller of Grand Forks defeated Adolph West of Jud ND in all rounds. Johnny Knauf of Moorhead pummeled Percy Bliven, with Bliven clinging to clinches.
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Fargo
Georgie Bowers
St. Paul
Elks
Bowers
Russie LeRoy
Leo Stokes
Chick Lambert
Twin City
Jack Bailey
Kid” Miller
Grand Forks
Adolph West
Jud
N. D
Welta
Johnny Knauf
Moorhead
Percy Blivens
Bliven
North Dakota Good Roads Meet Set for Jan 17 in Bismarck
The North Dakota State Good Roads association will hold its second annual convention in Bismarck on Tuesday January 17 starting at 10 am. Governor Nestos will speak along with E O Hathway district engineer and E W James of the National Bureau of Public Roads. The gathering aims to review the legislative committee draft and discuss road policy, with later talks in Jamestown to address county commissioners.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota State Good Roads Association
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
E. 0. Hathway
Bureau of Public Roads
St. Paul
National Bureau of Public Roads
E. W. James
Washington
James
Mr. Hathaway
Legislative Committee
Nestos
Jamestown
County Commissioners Association
Will E. Holbein
Elks New Year Ball a Huge Local Success
The New Year’s Eve ball at the Elks home drew 68 couples with music by the Mc Farland orchestra. Attendees enjoyed festive green and red decor, confetti, a midnight cafeteria lunch, and dancing into the early hours, regarded by the lodge as one of its best parties.
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Elk’s
The
Elks
McFarland
Masked bandits torture family in Los Angeles home
Three masked armed men invaded the Churchill residence on North Bunker Hill avenue in Los Angeles. They tortured C. F. Churchill and his wife with red hot irons and clubs after demanding 700 dollars. The couple and two daughters were restrained and assaulted. the attackers fled after threatening to return and murder the family. Both parents were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Los Angeles
Calif
C. F. Churchill
Churchil
Bunker Hill Avenue
Churchill
Beieves
Plorence
Mildred
J. J. Daguay
Mrs. Churchill
Wisconsin Delegation Pushes Expanded Rural Credit Plan
A Wisconsin delegation urged expanded credit facilities for rural banks and farmers through the Federal Reserve system. They proposed popularizing farm loan bonds, a subsidiary rural credits department, repeal of section 19, and creation of state reserve banks to extend short term credit via 20 000 state and national banks, arguing current access is biased toward urban industry. The hearing opened with talks for grain growers and will move to livestock and cotton hearings in coming sessions.
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St. Paul
Federal Reserve Bank System
Wisconsin
Joint Congressional Committee
Gilbert Haugen
Iowa
Kansas City
Atlanta
C. P. Norgaard
George McKerrow
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
H. A. Moelentah
Bankers’ Finance Corporation of
Farm Land
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Security
Federal Reserve System
War Finance Corporation
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Clevue
Frazee
Minnesota
Pilot Briggs
Ike Sawyer
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Skipper Briggs
Dan Mason
Ike
Erin
Tarzan
Toonerville Craft
Far
N.P. Leaguers
Hal J. Roels
Bank of Valley City
Tllness
LeRoy
Stokes
Lambert
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