Bridgeport Storytelling Service Led by Mrs Pryor
A Bridgeport Community Service effort centers on Story Telling led by Mrs Sara Sherman Pryor as chairwoman. She organized training for about forty young women who travel to schools and events to entertain children with stories and mystery plays across the city starting last winter and continuing through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman PY
V. GU. Nal
Ita
Hwescoe
Bridgeport
Fi Ygor
Beardsley Park
Vreeder
Bridgeport Community Service Commission
Sara Sherman Pryor
Valley City Declares National Thrift Week Proclamation
Mayor I. I. J. Moe encourages all residents to support National Thrift Week starting January 17 1920. The proclamation cites broad co operation among national banks insurers real estate groups and youth organizations to teach saving budgeting and prudent money habits. Citizens are asked to aid the local Thrift Week Committee to ensure a successful observance in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
U. S
American Bankers’ Association
U.S. League of Building and Loan Associations
National Federation of Constructive Industries
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association of Life Underwriters
Canadian Life Underwriters’ Association
Amerian Life Convention
Retail Men's National Association
Natonal Credit Men's Association
Retailers’ Commercial Union
Association of Life Agency
General Federation of Women
I. I. J. Moe
New Girls Arrive At Dormitory This Term
The new girls in the dormitory this term include Eloise Oswald Ida and Ella Ericson Ruth Barnes Iya Seagren Loretta Carr Alice Emma May Hanson Marie Goodman and Laura Johnson Irene Anderson returns to school Mr Benjamin Nelson called on Miss Madeline Rae during his return from the Twin Cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Oswald
Ida
Ella Ericson
Ruth Barnes
Iya Seagren
Loretta Carr
Alice
Emma
May Hanson
Marie Goodman
Laura Johnson
Irene Anderson
Benjamin Nelson
Madeline Rae
Twin Cities
Farm Bureau officials meet to organize Barnes County unit
County Farm Bureau executives gathered to organize the Valley City born Barnes County Bureau with elected directors. They will elect officers, appoint local community committeemen, and consider starting a Farm Bureau News as the annual meeting in June or July approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
County Farm Bureau
Valley City
Farat Bureau
A. J. McInnis
James Thoreson
Fingal
Nick Runck
Seal
Presidnt
Farm Bureau
Barnes County Bureau
Fire destroys old landmark on Fifth Avenue
A early morning fire gutted an old frame building once serving as Valley City's pumping station and cigar shop on Fifth Avenue just north of the opera block. Firefighters arrived quickly after the alarm and saved adjacent properties including Peters Music House. The blaze, likely from stove or chimney, caused the loss of the old landmark while the area awaits a modern brick replacement with new plans in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleston
Fifth Avenue
Opera House
Peters Music House
Mo Ote
Lee Combs
Valley City
N. P
Gale
Merning
Remember the Stranger Within Thy Gates
A Valley City column laments local indifference to newcomers as a family rented a home and worked locally, yet neighbors offered no welcome. It urges residents to practice genuine sociability and extend hospitality, recalling the biblical call to remember the stranger within thy gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Social Mercury
New York
Open Forum at Congregational Church Highlights Teacher Pay
A large audience heard President C. Allen argue teachers deserve better pay and a distinct professional union. He compared teacher wages to other trades, urged a square deal, and advocated a separate educational organization rather than unionization. Prof R L Brown supported a unified teachers association but opposed AFL ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
C. &. Allen
Allen
Cateyl
Wittes
An Federation of Labor
R. L Brown
Brown
American Federation of Labor
Farmers Call For Calendar Supply 1920
Farmers who have used the calendar in previous years are urged to request one for 1920. Those not yet supplied with this useful calendar are invited to call and receive a copy while the supply lasts.
Gentle Surprise Party and Local Notices Highlight Prairie News
A festive surprise hosted by Claud Ferrel and family drew neighbors for food and entertainment, with a note of gratitude for attendees. The Ladies Aid held a New Years dinner at J. H. Whiteher’s home amid cold weather, while several social calls and dinners occurred across the Prairie. Cross updates explain Red Cross services and wartime relief, including insurance reinstatement, disability pay increases, and Liberty Bond assistance for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Ferrel
Claud
Lloyd Sampson
Prairie
Ida Holcomb
Fingal
Ella Getchell
Praire
Oriska Sunday School
Christian Bnweaver
Chas. Whitcher
Gussie White
J. M. White
Chas
Whitcher
Ben Wilson
Andrew Anderson
Will Harner
Helen
John White
Lied Wiliams
Skidmore
Euclid Ave Cottage Welcomes New Guest and Visitor
Miss Ruth Crana returned Tuesday from a vacation in Chicago. Miss Minnie Berg joins the Euclid Avenue Cottage as a new resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crana
Chicago
Minnie Berg
Euclid Avenue
High Court Hear Argument Over Referendum Effect
In Bismarck North Dakota on January 8 the supreme court heard arguments on whether laws passed by the legislature in the recent special election can take effect despite the referendum clause. The case also involves petitions against the measure and a warrant payment dispute. If Governor Frazier succeeds the laws unlike to be delayed, otherwise they await July 1.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Frazier
Pice
State Auditing Board
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota Red Flag Rumor and Political Shakeups
North Dakota news reports a red flag candidate amid party disputes with Leith and Carlso n officials under fire. Governor Penzier orders removal of Sheriff Pierzina and States Attorney Gallagher in the Bowen murder case, amid contested testimony and political tensions. The railroad commission prepares seven week hearings on water rates in Bismarck, facing high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geant Cowity
League
Leith
Cahill
American Legion
Carlson and
North Dakota
Attornney T. J. Krause
Lynn J. Penzier
Pierzine
Gallagher
Golden Valley County
K. K. Bowen
Beach
Krause
Manahan
Leigh
Fhe League
Pierzina
Bowen
eGneral William Langer
Stadler
St. Paul
C. A
Railroad Commission
Bismarck
Alex Alexenzie
Railroad Commissioners
Turmoil Hits Brinton Newspapers Amid Editorial Strife
In Burleigh County the Palladium successor the Burleigh County Partners Press slips under Knappen and Brinton control as editors clash. Hillsboro sees Brinton ousted from editorial duties. O T Bishoff cited for comments on finances. Grant County Leader faces legal notices and unpaid bills threatening suspension.
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Brinton
HM. P. Knappen
the Palladium
Grab Law
Lungue
Burleigh County Partners Press
Wella Brinton
Hillsboro
League
Vitor
Hillsboro Pap 1
O. T. Bishoff
National Service Bureau
FF. 4
Wood
William Lemke
Bischoff
Mandin
Grant County Leader
Carson
Electors Vote on Four Constitutional Amendments Planned
Report notes that four amendments will appear on the up coming state ballot. Changes include lowering residence requirements for voters moving before elections and permitting public lands with coal to be leased. Other proposals cover bond issues for subdivisions and public facilities. The November ballot will also include three more amendments on women suffrage reform school name change and school land loan limits. The people will decide all amendments under a new constitution rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percentinal Puiseger
Notice of Annual Meeting at Congregational Church Valley City
An open letter invites all adult members and regular contributors of the Congregational church to attend the annual meeting on Thursday at 8:00 PM in the social rooms. Reports from church societies will be given and proposed Biblical changes will be discussed. Officers will be elected and the Ladies Guild will serve light refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Valley City
Frieds
Ladies' Guild
Willard Crosby Lyon
Mrs Geo B Caley Leaves For Marshal Minn To Aid Ill Mother
Mrs Geo B Caley departed last night for Marshal Minnesota due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs L E Bates. The note ends with a community minded sentiment on thrift and participation in local good works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Caley
Marshal, Minn
L. E. Bates
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Bank of Valley City
Getchell Prairie
REN Cross News
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Posen
Poland
Euclid Ave
State Capitol
Bismarck, Nol
Maine
W. A. Furneys
Morton County
United States
Furness
Ted
Odessa
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