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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
2
Classified fragment from Valley City Times Record noting subscription rate of 1.50 per year in advance and postal matter status. Contains garbled city and paper identifiers with no clear event or date to summarize.
A U S Department of Commerce bulletin laments Northwest farm foresight as November imports rise, especially fresh beef. It notes large cattle and beef imports from England and Canada, with rising wheat oats and potatoes, and argues farm cash income, not production, often governs farmer prosperity, urging better farmer organization and market methods. It cites regional farm economics and price dynamics affecting consumers.
From Bulletin No 570 U S Department of Agriculture data show North Central Western States among the top in farm cash income per farm and per capita The New England states report crop and livestock totals per farm and per capita of farm population The North Central Eastern and Western divisions vary with crops livestock and per capita figures The South central division records the smallest averages while the North central neat division shows the largest per farm and per capita income.
Williston debates the attorney general's role in the lynching affair as Miller insists he urged sheriff removal and blamed him, while sheriff supporters argue Miller admired the sheriff as one of the bravest men. The dispute centers on responsibility for the incident.
The Des Moines Capital notes railroads mulling cutoffs for homeseeker rates with no Western Passenger association announcement yet on twice a month west, northwest and southwest fares at one fare plus two dollars round trip. The writer suggests new country settlers cannot rely on back home money forever.
Fargo Forum notes the women’s day program at the Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers convention in Fargo in January 1923. The event features lectures by Mrs. Amidon and other women, a Pure Food demonstration by Ladd, and tours of college facilities, with Governor Hanna and Governor Eberhart among speakers.
Ex President Taft in The Youth's Companion asserts churches and hospitals founded by foreign missions have raised comfort levels and reduced suffering in the Philippines. He recalls four years in governance there, saying the experience changed his view on the usefulness of foreign missions for Christian civilization.
States Attorney M. J. Englert and ex States Attorney A. P. Paulson demonstrated that two attorneys working on opposite sides can question witnesses with civility and still elicit truth. Observers say the shift away from bulldozing tactics has improved court conduct without new laws.
The tale recounts 18th century piracy amid English Spanish war. Privateers turned raiders preyed on treasure ships, creating chase and smoke in the Gulf of Mexico. A fog shrouds a Petrel encounter, a corvette pursues, and the pirate captain orders silence as mariners and passengers brace for boarding and capture.
A bedtime story recounts Dinah hanging clothes on a line guarded by tiny brownies who hold fast amid wind. Elves prank the field while Dinah remains singing inside. By morning the clothes stay dry and neatly lined, prompting a playful reveal about clothespins.
Fargo Forum urges North Dakota to amend the constitution to lower the six percent annual interest on school lands in Cass and Traill counties to five percent. The paper argues funds invested at four to five percent justify a lower rate for buyers who improve land, noting economic changes since state founding. The Forum calls on the upcoming legislature to act.
Mrs. Louie Kousky of Mandan North Dakota has a troubled marriage history with three husbands. Her sanity was questioned but she was released after an insanity inquiry in Bismarck. Judge J C Johnson spoke in Burleigh county court. She claimed multiple marriages and unknown children, with the third husband missing after she awoke.
A very pretty wedding occurred January 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Julius Nicoli in Valley City. Caroline Amelia Nicoli married Arnima Rothke of Tower City with Rev Bohnhoff officiating. Guests were relatives and a few friends. the couple will reside in Tower City. Mrs H Bush is confined to the house this week due to illness.
Reports recount Douglas suffering heavy fire losses from a pool hall blaze. Nelson county’s Skull Skualson faces ouster rumors over alleged ties with Barleycorn. Mrs. Ella Randall of Bismarck seeks skin coverage after burns from over a year ago. Volunteers called for. Baseball in January occurs in several towns, while North Dakota women resist political questions. Editor Cameron of Wahpeton Times praises the paper and editorial staff. A Barnes County editor seeks a wife via an eastern matrimonial paper. General Carranza and cabinet members travel toward Chihuahua with plans abandoned for now. Sam Martinson, convict, granted plea opportunity for forgery. two years in prison. Martinson laments ex-convict stigma. Lidgerwood Monitor reports a serious accident north of the city as Frank Manynicks is injured when his team runs away, causing severe knee dislocation and a broken hip. he is treated in Lidgerwood.
The notice asks church societies to send notices by letter rather than Isle phone to ease the news department’s workload and reduce errors. W. T. Neiflauer of Orleka was in the city transacting business on Thursdays.
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