League Mas Meetings Planned Across Three Cities
Nonpartisan League President A C Townley announced three mass meetings to gauge farmer sentiment on the league program. Steele on Monday January 15 at 2 pm Jamestown Tuesday January 16 at 1 pm Valley City Wednesday January 17 at 2 pm Townley to speak. focus on whether to pursue a constitutional convention and state ownership goals amid a hostile senate.
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Bismarck
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
League
Steele
Jamestown
Valley City
Townley
Senate
Legislative Assembly
Mags
Prominent Goodrich Man Weds Valley City Bride
Vernie Clifford Rich of Goodrich marries Ruby L. Greenwood of Valley City in a simple ceremony at 5 pm on a Wednesday. Rev Willard Crosby Lyon officiated with Frank K Spencer as best man and Mary Flynn as brides maid. They will reside in Goodrich after Feb 1 returning for home duties. gifts praised.
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Willard Crosby Lyon
Vernie Clifford Rich
Goodrich
Ruby L. Greenwood
Henry Melson
Mr. Lyon
Frank K. Spencer
Mary Flynn
Inez Greenwood
Miss Boucher
Miss DeLancey
Cassie Flynn
Frank Spencer
Oberon
Mary and
Cannie Flynn
Eckelson
Ellen Boucher
W. M. Greenwood
Mr. Rich
Nielsen Funeral Held Sunday Afternoon
The funeral for Mrs. L. P. Nielsen was held Sunday at 2 30 from the Lutheran Free church. Weather was favorable and many friends attended to extend sympathy. Mrs. Nielsen, born in Falster Denmark in 1866, died four days after turning 61, leaving five daughters three sons and her husband. The Times-Record offers sympathy to the family. RB Mareckxy Delos Carver and F C Glaceman and wife arrived from Lucca to attend court as the Carver case proceeds.
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L. P. Nielsen
Lutheran Free Church
Nielsen
Falster
Denmark
The
Times-Record
Farmers Study Silos at Thompson Exhibit
Thompson Lumber company presents silos at a Model Home and Farm Exhibit in Rudolf annex, Valley City, showing lumber silos preserve ensilage, cheaper to build, and easy to plan from draughtsmen designs. The display, Jan 8 to Jan 13, draws crowds and ties into a $100 cost-guess contest for materials. Barnes county farmers show growing interest as wheat dominates, but corn and silos gain traction, with nearby towns featuring silo turrets against the sky near Minot, Williston, and Devils Lake.
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Bartes County
Inasia Construction
North Dakota
Colin Trles
Thompson Lumber Company
Western
Minot
Williston
Devils Lake
Barnes County
Thompson Yard
Rudolf Annex
R. C. Wolfe
R. EB. Saberson
Thompson
Valley City
Snowbound Years Recalled In Litchville Bulletin
Farmers recount legendary snows in 1896 97 and a 20th century ble winter. A 26 foot tunnel was dug from a barn to help stock escape the drifted prairie. Crossing routes and fording places were buried, with neighbors from Svea and Rosebud forced to cross at the speaker’s farm. Several locals are noted visiting Valley City and returning home after weeks in the city.
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A. C. Qurenhagen
Olaus Olson
Griswold
Svea
Rosebud
Valley City
Sonsthagen
Gust Miller
Sanborn
Dickey
Olaus Anderson
John Agnew Acquires Share in Mandan Firm
Mandan, Jan 9 Charles Spink and T Agnew form a copartnership with Agnew taking over the Lang clothing stock. Announcement to follow. Inventory and transfer arrangements underway. Agnew, formerly with Mandan clothing store and later Jessen Company in Dickinson, is returning to Mandan after a long North Dakota life. Reception on Friday evening for Weir student at St Catherine parish school hall Jan 12 at 3 o'clock. all church members invited.
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Mandan
Charles Spink
T. Agnew
M. T. Lang
Mr. Agnew
Thia City
Dickinson
Jessen @ Company, clothiers
Dueinegs
North Dakota
Mardun
St. Catherine Parish
Weir Aeudent
Many Rural Students Attend City's Schools
Valley City public schools reopened after a two week holiday with about 850 pupils enrolled, including roughly 80 rural students of whom 35 attend high school. Teachers returned over the weekend and prepared for basketball play as part of the winter term.
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G. W. Hanna
Valley City
Ambitious Aspirants 4 Legislators Tell Stories Work Chief Overtime
A North Dakota town chief of police worked overtime amid questions of pay status and eligibility for police women. Two Barnes County legislators, Senator Frank Ployhar and Representative Burl Carr, described nonpartisan machines at Bismarck, nightly caucuses, and a push for a constitutional convention. Carr, new to the house educational committee, claimed powerful wheel control and noted his broad committee appointments.
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Barnes County
Bismarck
Frank Ployhar
Burl Carr
Seal
Carr
Educational Committee
House
Ployhar
Northwest
Senate
Playbar
State Supreme Court
Jury Rules Carver Guilty In Land Deal Case
Judge J A Coffey presides in Barnes County as jurors finish long trials. After the Snyder murder verdict not guilty, L C Rer now in Montana and formerly cashier at First State Bank Lucca faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses in a land deal. Jury returns verdict guilty and appeals filed. Court then pursues cage Kirtz v Paulson over commissions on a land deal with proceedings continuing Wednesday.
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J. A. Coffey
Jamestown
Barnes County Court House
Snyder
L. C. Rer
Montana
First State Bank
Lucca
Carver
State Supreme Court
Kirtz
Paulaon
Were Married New Year's at Miss Paine Home
Miss Elsie Janet Paine of Fisher Minnesota married Clarence Rosanen prominent hardware merchant of this place at the bride's home on New Year's day. They will visit relatives in Minnesota before returning here and will be at home to friends after February 1.
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Elsie Janet Paine
Fisher
Minn
Clarence Rosanen
Minnesota
Renewal Tuesday for Weekly Subscriber Norgaard
Co. I, Norgaard was among our Weekly subscribers renewing his annual subscription Tuesday.
Knights of Pythias Display Fine Valley City Pictures
Two large Kodak enlargements of Valley City scenes attract attention in a Valley City Furniture window. A Chautauqua grounds view with Sheyenne River and bridge, and an elk study in the park, were enlarged from Harold Pool photos by a Minneapolis firm. They were bought by the Knights of Pythias for about $20 each, framed later.
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Kodak
Valley City
Valley City Furniture Company
Chautauqua
Sheyenne River
Minneapola
Harold Pool
Dakota Drug Company
Knights of Pythias
Webb Kenyon law upheld by U S Supreme Court ruling
The Webb-Kenyon law restricting liquor shipments to dry states was declared constitutional by a 7 to 2 vote. Chief Justice White said Congress can prevent state liquor law violations, upholding national and state authority coordination. Minneapolis liquor firms vow continued shipments despite the ruling.
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Washington
Webb
Edward D. White
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Mqyor
Webly Kenyon
Wayne E. B. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League of America
Fred Blue
West Virginia
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Iowa
Welb- Kenyon
W. G. Calderwood
State Prohibition Committee
Supreme Court
Not Guilty Verdict in Snyder Murder Trial
Victor Snyder, 20, of Kathryn, found not guilty of first degree murder in the killing of neighbor William Larsman last November. Jury rejected defense of self defense after deliberating about five hours in Judge Coffey's court.
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Victor Snyder
Kathryn
William Larsman
Coffey
Snyder
A. P. Paulson
Valley City
Taylor Crum
Fargo
D. 8
Ritchie
M. J. Buglert
Larsman
Dean Woodhams Plans Four Concerts for Winter Weeks
Dean Woodhams plans four Sunday afternoon concerts in the Normal school auditorium. The events are municipal, born of community desire. Opening with a community sing, the Valley City Municipal Band, school orchestra, local soloists, and school musical groups will perform.
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Dean Woodhams
Valley City Municipal Band
Team of Horses Drowned in River Ice Hole
Levert Halverson lost a team of horses Tuesday morning when one fell through a hole in the ice opposite Riverside hospital. The second horse was pulled in and both drowned before rescuers could reach them.
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Levert Halverson
Riverside Hospital
They Hate To See North Dakotans Go
Mercedes druggist F. Hadden and his wife visited over Sunday and lamented North Dakota soldiers heading to a land of extreme cold. He praised Col. Frame's regiment for months of drills and noted Mercedes plans for growth despite the troop departure.
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North
Col. Frame
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraske
North Dakota
Mercedes
New Catholic School Dedication Promotes God and Country
A full St. Catherine's church attended the Sunday dedication of the new Catholic parochial school. Bishop O'Reilly was represented by Father Ryan and Father Hansbottom, with Fathers Kleidon and Higgins assisting. Father Baker's sermon urged service to God through country, and Monday saw a larger than expected opening, with many out-of-town pupils anticipated. G. W. Ohm renewed his Times-Record subscription.
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St. Catherine's Church
O'Reilly
Father Ryan
Father Hansbottom
Sacred Heart Academy
Kleidon
Sanborn
Higgins
Oriska
W. T. Craswell
Father Baker
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Daily Sentinel
U. M
Ulsaker
Wahpeton
Red Ryer
Los Fresnos
Lieut. Ulsaker
VRS. Nielsen
Mareckxy
Delos Carver
F. C. Glaceman
Litchville Bulletin
Max Dreis
Darey
Dress
Mis
Marion Kramer
Helena Avenue
Anton Feckler
Wimbledon
Kensal
John Agnew
A- Zim
Bank OF Valley City
Polic
Ernest H. Swanson
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Raymond McLees
Clark City
Uxbridge
James
U. S
Postmaster Smith
Barnes County Farmers’ Mutual
Commissioner of Insurance
W. W. Smith
Dundee
Walsh County Farmers’ Mutual
Watking
Langer
State Enforcement League
Watkins
Me. Watkins
G. W. Ohm
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