Appeal to the United States Supreme Court in snuff case
North Dakota bids fail to rise in national legal circles as the snuff case is appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. The case originated in state courts and was sustained by the North Dakota Supreme Court. Chief Justice Spalding granted the appeal, which centers on sale of all fine cut tobaccos and related products. Judge Engerud of Fargo will appear as counsel for the tobacco company alongside Judge Young in a related matter.
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United States Supreme Court
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Dickinson
North Dakota Supreme Court
Milles
Spalding
State Supreme Court
Washington
Edward Engerud
Fargo
N. C. Young
Judge Engerud
Tobacco Company
Ac- Itten
Mexico Federals Brace for Rebel Onslaught at Ojinaga
General Orozco reports federal volunteers facing possible rebel attack as Villa’s forces consolidate under his command. Four thousand Huerta troops along with nine generals prepare defenses after last week’s near breakthrough to 400 yards of the trenches. Castro vows unwavering resistance. a Mexican city government dispute hinges on control of the north. Also, Miss Cora Simons leaves Gray's Department Store to teach in Fairview, Montana.
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Ojinaga
Mexico
Orozco
Federal Volunteers
Villa
Huerta
Castro
Cora Simons
Gray’s Department Store
Fairview
Montana
Wiping Out a Debt at Sanborn Catholic Church
A prominent group of church workers and Father Kleiden led a drive to clear the Sanborn Catholic church debt. They surpassed the $3,000 goal, reflecting strong congregational cooperation. The Sanborn Enterprise praises the effort and congratulates Father Kleiden and his parish.
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Commonwealth
L. B. Hanna
Father Klefdon
Sanborn Catholic Church
Father Kleiden
Sanborn Enterprise
North Dakota Corn at a Trover convention set for Grand Forks
North Dakota promotes improved farming through conventions and institutes. The upcoming North Dakota Corn at a Trover convention in Grand Forks February 2 to 7 features Governor Hanna, college presidents, and experts like J E Wing on alfalfa and foreign fields. It offers class work on corn, livestock, dairy, alfalfa, poultry, beef, potatoes, silos, and meat value with lectures by noted authorities.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Hanna
P. G. Holden
State Agricultural College of
Iowa
J. K. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
M. A. Brannon
The
State University
J. E. Wing
Ohio
Jos. E
Moyer in Houghton to Appear Before Grand Jury
Charles J. Moyer, head of the Western Federation of Miners, left his hotel secretly and boarded a train, heading for Hancock where he is slated to appear before a special grand jury later today. He plans to tell Governor Ferris his version of the strike situation, with guard protection arranged by Michigan officials.
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Chicago
Charles J. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Moyer
Michigan
Ferris
Houghton
Jan
Charles Mayer
Charles Tanner
Grant Fellows
Valley City Poultry Show to Display Silver Cups
Eighteen silver cups will be awarded as premiums at Valley City’s annual Poultry Show January 13 to 16. The display at the Chaffee Store showcases the prizes as entries from the Northwest promise a strong showing, including several first timers among county exhibitors. Ample accommodations are ready for exhibitors and visitors, with Valley City hotels ample for all guests.
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Chaffee Store
Valley City
Farmers Co operative Machinery Co forming plan in Valley City
Farmers interest grows in a meeting set for next Thursday to organize a Farmers Co Operative Machinery Co. Proposal to take over Frank Flora building and run it on a cooperative basis. Such firms exist elsewhere, suggesting success possible in Valley City. Also notes Saint Catherine's Catholic Church schedule and a funeral attendee Mrs Love tuen visiting Mrs Gesellus at Budolt Hotel.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Machinery Co
Frank Flora
Valley City
Card of Thanks and G A R Encampment Notice
Expressions of gratitude for friends who shared vigil beside the departed. Family sorrow and hope that true friends gather in grief. The G A R and W R C convention moves to Fargo in May with National Commander Gardner expected. Fargo Commercial Club and John F Reynolds Post to host veterans. annual reunion moved to June per Gardner’s wishes. Times Record Want Ads.
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W. C. Gilbreath
Otto Zetterberg
Commercial Club
Barnes County
Zetterberg
Times-Record Office
Mrs. R. Gesellus
Wall
Gardner
North Dakota hog industry yields three million dollars
North Dakota farmers earned about three million dollars from pork sales in 1913, with hog numbers rising to record levels amid corn expansion. Director Thomas P. Cooper notes a likely even larger 1914, as hog cholera losses fade and corn acreage climbs.
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North Dakota
Thomas P. Cooper
Cooper
E. F. Ladd
Agricultural College
Advertisements Prove Worth In Local Notices
A Foster county widow paid 1.48 for a husband ad and reportedly gained a $50 000 estate netting 49 998 52. A Valley City woman lost a cat paid 0.50 for a week and ended with 42 cats found daily. The Evening Times Record ran Girl Wanted ads leading to two arrivals in two days. Some remain unconvinced that ads pay.
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Foster County
Valley City
Normal Avenue
Evening Times Record
Tri-State Grain Growers Convention in Fargo January 2023
The Tri-State Grain Growers Convention brings together leaders in farming and public life from North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota. Notables include Oliver Wilton L B Hanna A O Eberhart and university leaders with a ladies program at the Agricultural College. The gathering serves as the week’s capital for regional farm and home inspiration. Guild elects officers for the coming year with President Mrs Henry Nelson and other officers named.
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TriState Grain Growers
Northwest
Oliver Wilton
National Grange
L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Vincent
University of Minnesota
McVey
University of North Dakota
J. C. McDowell
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Cooper
North Dakota Experiment Station
A. F. Woods
Minnesota Agricultural College
Worst
The
Agricultural College
Tri-State
South Dakota
Fargo
Ascensions Defeat Company G Last Night in Minneapolis
The Ascension Basketball team of Minneapolis defeated Company G Baskers 33 to 21 at the Armory on Friday before a large crowd. Barry starred for Ascensions with three baskets from center and four field goals. Co G showed solid teamwork but no standout star. Helmes and Donahue refereed. Ascensions head to Butte then Valley City, aiming to remain undefeated.
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Ascension
Minneapolis
Co. G Baskers
Armory
Altho
Barry
Co. G Boys
Jack Helmes
Ascensions
Helmes
Donahue
Wan Ag
Ascensions Valley City
A. Barry
Wickstrom
Ries
Von
Collins
Allen
Vou
Sex Hygiene Talks Stopped by Chicago Board of Education
Chicago January 9. The board of education voted 13 to 8 to discontinue sex hygiene lectures in public schools. The courses had been part of the last term, and no further talks will be given pending broad public input. Superintendent Ella Flagg Young did not participate in the debate.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Ella Flagg Young
Scand Baptist Church Evening Service Invite
Scand Baptist church in West Virginia led by Pastor M. Jorgensen hosts morning service at 11 a.m. and Sunday school for all at 12:16. Evening service scheduled for the afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
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SCAND
Baptist
M. Jorgensen
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