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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
The Courier-News notes the British American Continental Bank suspended payments amid a wary financial climate. It criticizes Townley’s Kansas drive, questions state bond sales, and urges public scrutiny of park board powers and upcoming electoral decisions.
Bankruptcy records show a store in this city adjudged bankrupt in the United States district court at Fargo with liabilities totaling 10045.68 and assets 5024.93. A social evening at Dr E A Pray’s featured a four course dinner, yellow chrysanthemums, card games, music and dancing. Editor P R Trubshaw travels to Bismarck for a presidential electors meeting. Mrs Darby OMalley passes away after six months illness. funeral at St Catherine’s church with high mass. J H Sampson reopens Green Lunch Room on Fifth Avenue after renovations. University of North Dakota narrowly loses to Minnesota 19 to 18. Busdicker of Valley City highlighted for the ND U effort.
The W R C held its regular meeting with the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion as guests. A public installation of officers followed a social hour. A hand quilt crafted from service flags was gifted and will be kept for future war relic exhibitions. Officers installed include President Lillian Story and others such as Nora Krogh, Margaret Bowen, Ruth Davis, and May Beal.
J. J. Moe returned from a North Dakota Good Roads Association meeting. Bisarck will host headquarters Monday with Will E. Holbein in charge to push a state constitutional amendment for a comprehensive road system funded mainly by automobile taxes. Most spending slated for towns and rural areas. dues offer annual and life memberships as funding.
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