Local notes and society highlights from Valley City
Thursday’s Valley City column records visitors and residents including Mrs H F Clark, Mr and Mrs Gabriel Clauson, Dr and Mrs H P Perry, and Mrs A T Hanson. Farm Bureau meetings in Fargo, Daragan and Chaffee travel notes, a Sanitary Plumbing case in court, and social events such as Sodality whist, a St Catherine school party, and a Grand theatre show starring Douglas MacLean with Harald Lloyd in Cracked Heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Douglas MacLean
Pillar
Mr. Pillar
Harald Lloyd
Lloyd
McKnight
Local high school quint to clash with veteran Valley City lineup
The high school team features Aduht at forward and Gray at center both back from last year while Valley City counts Vertin as the fastest state forward and other returning players. Monday night promises a fast contest with town fans urged to support the home team in its first real game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quint
Aduht
Swift Bismarck
Gray
Valley City
Vertin
Teachers College
Spalding
Anderson
Larson
Valley City social notes and travel updates in brief
Friday visitations highlight local activity with J J O Day and Henry Harshman among Eckelson travelers, nurses Clara Stangland and Mary Doyle contributing to clinic and rail ties. Several residents move homes, plan visits, and shop closures note upcoming legal holiday impacting with Embertson West selling Ford sedan and social gatherings at Miss Margaret Pray’s home. Austin Nugent shows progress after medical quarantine and family updates surface alongside routine travel to Sanborn Hewitt and Minnesotan relatives.
Local notes and prize wins at Club Bowling and social visit
The report covers several weeks of local events. Oscar Cahill won a men’s high score prize of 267 at the Club Bowling alleys, with Mrs Embrett’s son posting 204 for Indies and Miss A D Hackbarth 191 for third. A Whist night at the Tullius home honored Miss Bertha Brunelle, with Mrs Jahn winning high score and Mrs Heiling the consolation. At the N P depot heating trouble caused by a broken part left staff and public using oil stoves, while a water pipe burst flooded the basement. Jack Nelson of Adams Hardware organized a novel Seal of North Dakota display and hosted Christmas Eve festivities for six boys at Rudolf Hotel followed by a theater outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cahil
C. Embrettson
H. L. Petars
A. D. Hackbarth
Anna
Elizabeth Tullius
West Third Street
Bertha Brunelle
Miss Brunelle
Jamestown Public Schools
Julius Jahn
John Heiling
Nosters’s
N. P
Connecticut
China
Adams-Nelson Co
North Dakota
Jack Nelson
Nelson
Hardware Dealers Association of
Adama Hardware Co
Jack
Rudolf Hotel
Notable film figures attend Beverley Speedway scene for Too Much Speed
A group of famous film personalities including Cecil B. DeMille, Jesse L. Lasky, Sid Grauman, Betty Compson, Gloria Swanson, and Herbert Somborn watched the Beverley Speedway speed match near Los Angeles while filming for Frank Orson's Too Much Speed. Wallace Reid stars as a speed pilot, with Orson capturing close-up race sequences for the Paramount picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Reid
Paramount
Grand Theater
Cecil B. DeMille
Jesse L. Lasky
Sid Grauman
Los Angeles
Neil McCarthy
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Betty Compson
le Star
Paramount Pictures
Gloria Swanson
Paramount Star
Herbert Somborn
Valley Hotel Owner Returns From Month-Long Eastern Trip
Louis Lolling proprietor of the Valley Hotel returned last night from a one month trip to the twin cities and other eastern polity. No. 2 was two hours late yesterday due to an unspecified cause.
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Louis Lolling
Valley Hotel
Twin Cities
Fire on Pullman Cars Delays Trains at Jamestown
The Pullman cars caught fire at Jamestown causing a delay. Local notes report Mrs. E W Cowdrey's return from a visit with her aunt Mrs Harry Green of Leal and various New Year references. The piece also mentions weddings, teaching staff changes, court duties, and travel of residents to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Cowdrey
Leal
Harry Green
Jamestown
E. W. Cowdrey
City
Court calendar features Gunner case in coming term
The January term lists Clerk Harry Olsby with forty four civil and two criminal cases. The Gunner case from Cass county dominates the term, likely taking two to three weeks with about ninety seven witnesses. Judge Charles M Coolai will preside. Rotary Club meets at 7:00 pm at Rudolf hotel, supper for all members and wives, social hour to follow as farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilee M. J. Englert
W. E. Grantham
Gran Forks
Harry Olsby
Gunner
Cass County
Chas. M. Coola i
Jude
Rotary Club
Rudolf Hotel
Rotary
R. Simpson
Bismarck
Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Valley City Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Getchell hosted guests for dinner while Mrs J H Whitcher attended. Harvey Taylor's Valley City family entertained multiple couples for Christmas dinner. Leitha Thomas and Estella Hoke split vacations visiting homes in North Dakota. Ronzheimer Colville Maresh families shared Christmas meals with local kin. Helen Vouille visited Florence Ronzheimer, and James Burchill enjoyed Christmas at home. Ed Holcomb and Helen Harper vacationing in Minnesota cities Faribault and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Getchell
Otto Borcher
Ben Wilson
Chas
Whitcher
Dav
Harriet
Thad Getchell
Fred Getchell
J. H. Whitcher
Harvey Taylor
Valley City
J. H. Rogers
Jay Rogers
Leitha Thomas
Drake, N. D
Estella Hoke
Bismarck
Wm. Ronzheimer
Dave Colville
Thomas Maresh
John Maresh
Helen Vouille
Florence Ronzheimer
James Burchill
Hone
Ed Holcomb
Quarantine Tightens On Live Stock Imports
Live Stock facts describe the U S Department of Agriculture measures to curb importation from regions with foot-and-mouth disease. The article notes required permits, inspections, disinfection, and feed-bedding sourcing to prevent disease spread and protect U S breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Africa
South America
United States Department of Agriculture
Ube Lve
United States
Beef Cattle Benefit Farm In Corn Belt Farming
The Department of Agriculture states beef cattle aid general farming across the corn belt by utilizing dry roughages on the farm. They fit poorly used land and provide efficient use of roughages, with low labor needs in summer and winter, allowing farmers to balance year round work through breeding, wintering stockers, and feedlot tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
United States Department of Agriculture
Berger
Disease prevention for farm live stock warned by agriculture dept
United States farmers face large losses from contagious, sporadic, parasitic, accidental and neglected diseases. Cooperation with the Department of Agriculture and state sanitary authorities can cut illness. farmers should report suspicions, observe quarantine and sanitation, and use veterinary experts and extension services to protect herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bratce Department
Agriculture
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Penrest
Splendid Feed For Hogs Atape Experiment Station Crop Value
A readable fragment describes a spring-sown forage crop for hogs at a big experiment station. It notes potential forage value, replacement costs in rations, and grain ration portions. It mentions seeding windows from April to the end of daily, spacing 24 to 28 inches, and yield expectations. It also references soil quality and early cultivation leading to harvest in about ten weeks after planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusrinens
Feet of Horses and Foot Quality in Breeding
In horse breeding, feet influence progeny. well shaped feet pass on desirable traits. Dry high ground favors tough sound feet, while low marshy land with damp climates yields poorer feet, affecting normal workability and welfare across breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. F. Clark
Gabriel Clauson
Wimbledon
J. Green
Fifth Avenue
H. P. Perry
A. T. Hanson
Litchville
C. &. Spicer
T. X. Calnan
Fargo
Farm Bureau For
Leila Cooley
Detroit
Minn
R. B. Cox
Nell Cooper
Christos
Lisam. N
R. W. Bassett
Sanborn
Mike Bolene
G. E. Spicer
Frank Hermes
North Dakota Farm Bureau
A. J. McInnes
Gateway City
Cal. Dargan
Moorhead
Mr Daran
Kindred Hotel
Spicer
Hannaford
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Co
Sam Gordon
A. Zabel
Dick Bertie
State Highway Commission
Minneapolis
C. C. Chaffee
Mr. Chaffee
Sodality
John
Saint Catherine
St. Catherine School
Progressive
John Brady
W. G. Platt
J. J. O'Day
Henry Harshman
Eckelson
Schreiber
Irene
Clara Stangland
Valley City Clinic
Mary Doyle
Chas, Helling
Aneta
C. E. Spicer
Henry Fehr
Fehr
J. A. Krome
Jarvia Flats
Ninth Avenue
G. Walter McDornnell
McDonnells
Paul E. Fairbanks
Little Baby
Minnesota
Fairbanks
Ed. Bloom
Chas, Peterson
L. S. B. Ritchie
Paul Sherman
Embertson & West
Ed. Kramer
Margaret Pray
Nellie Whitcher
Victor Landquist
St. Paul
Austin
Thos. E. Nugent
W. R. Barnes
Helen
Moorhead, Minn
Albert Gildermester
Marie Whitmer
F. G. Chambard
Misa Whitmer
Mrs. M
Ward
H. P. Brown
Dazey
Times-Record Office
Brown
Spokane
John Busdicker
Times-Record
Peoples Opinion
Ben L. Poole
Ben
Pa, Pickett of
Seal
Rochester
Mr. Pickett
Marle Hill
Dunn County
C. J. Ranney
Tower City
Ed. Hill
Epworth M. BE
R. B. Lowe
Arthur Caven
Olga Winger
Caven
G.T. Wooland
Cuba Township
Wooland
Harper
Faribault
St. Paul, Minn
Tine
DIF
Canada
Mexico
England
Raglan
Ils
Althugh
Turner, Md
Alko Energ Ombirge Muons
Vende
Honalig
Negiect
Eedsidag
Bt Westry
Eleedt
Speriglists
Agricultire
Wta Alison
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