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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
The seventh grade welcomes Marion Pederson back while a crimson geranium blooms in the window box. Ninth grade biology observes mold growth under variable temperature and moisture. Junior High boys enjoy sleds and Normal girls are noted for travel, hinting at future wealthy citizens.
The Times-Record discusses district thirtyteenth contenders N Po Lamgena and Bert Bloony as viable legislators, criticizes party bosses and calls for representatives with conviction. It debates peace treaty reservations, immigration policy, and anti radical sentiment amid 1920 political tension.
A New Rockford State Center column critiques editor foes and supporters who judge editors harshly. It defends editors for toil, urging readers to recognize their aim to serve the community and provide fair news despite partisan backlash.
A critique of radical newspapers like the Farmer Courier-News for allegedly backing free speech while fostering violence by urging groups such as the I W W Red Socialists and others to incite action, arguing they oppose law only after violence occurs and comparing them to lock the stable after the horse is gone.
The text urges a single unified party and a strong ticket at Grand Forks next month. It criticizes new party formations and personal ambitions, urging supporters to align with the strongest opposing unit for the good of the people and to push a 100 percent Americanism platform to victory. Community notices list visits and local social activities in Clark City and nearby areas.
Mabel MacAdam visits with sister Genevieve while Edith Nelson remains absent due to illness. Stella Krase recounts a pocket book loss and Sherlock Holmes style detective work. The third floor gains nine new inhabitants as girls are urged to join the commercial department to meet the boys.
Delegates from North Dakota colleges return from the Student Volunteer convention with enthusiasm for mission work abroad. The movement aims to recruit students for foreign missionary service, with 7,700 delegates from 1,000 schools and 1,000,000 students attending the eighth international convention chaired by Dr. John R. Mott.
Six first graders joined the school this week including Laura Anderson Harriet Lowe Mildred Nelson Ruth Sherman Jeane Chuke and Carson Walker. Four or five students entered the 4a class among them Millicent Seymour Florence Feld
Attorney A. G. Lacey returned from cargo this morning. He represents Mr. Perkins on trial in district court for selling hard cider with a kick to several young men last summer. The case may go to the jury today.
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