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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1914

Page

4

Equity Leaders Speak at Valley City Chautauqua

Farmers hear talks by M. P. Johnson of Donnybrook and Benjamin Drake of Minneapolis on co operative selling and grain market practices. George S. Loftus of the Equity Exchange urged sustained cooperation to improve profits for farmers and rural schools.

American Society of Equity Equity Cooperative Grain Exchange Equity M. P. Johnson Donnybrook North Dakota Union Sobyson Johnson Benjamin Drake Minneapolis Equity Cooperative Exchange Drake Chamber of Commerce George S. Loftus Equity Co-operaive Exchange Loftus Equity Society Equity Exchange

The Archduke Assassination and Its Global Echoes

The piece frames the Archduke's assassination as a defining modern political act shaped by nationalist fervor and imperial strain. It notes Balkan tension, Hapsburg weaknesses, and Servia’s hostility, linking the event to broader conflicts along the Danube and struggles for self-government.

Austria Italy Balkan Hungary Bohemia Mediterranean Franz Josef Jeader Servia Michael Alexander Draga Hapsburg Danube

Old Settlers Picnic Program Promises Unique Stunts

The Barnes County County Association prepares Old Settlers Day at the Chautauqua grounds next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Featherstone leads the program with planned stunts described as different and engaging for all attendees.

Tnnque Barnes County County Association Chautauqua Grounds J. B. Featherstone

Northwest farmers gather in Duluth for lakes visit

Duluth welcomes hundreds of North Dakota farmers on a July visit gliding in from Fargo aboard extra trains. The program includes meals, tours of grain sampling and weighing facilities, elevator and dock inspections, a boat ride, aero plane exhibitions by Lord o the Lakes, and a grand banquet at the Commercial Club addressed by leading businessmen and farmers.

Duluth Minn North Dakota Fargo Head of the Lakes Board of Trade State Inspection Department Lord O' the Lakes

Rooms in Valley City scarce for Chautauqua visitors

Owing to a large number of visitors for the Chautauqua and the Press Association gathering next week, sleeping rooms in Valley City are in high demand. About two hundred or more visitors are expected, and residents with available rooms should call the Courier or the Times-Record to help maintain a room record.

Valley City Press Association Courier Times

Playgrounds For The Smaller City Proves Practical

Cooperstown programs a homemade playground system saving money while serving as a community center. Rev Buckwalter, touring Chautauqua with his family, will explain how discarded boiler parts pipe wagon wheels and similar materials were transformed into slides a merry go round and trapeze for healthy childhood play at a cost under 150, with Cooperstown leading other towns toward similar projects.

Cooperstown Almont Buckwalter Chautauqua Chautauquan Buck

Chautauqua Busses Run on Schedule

Chautauqua patrons will find regular bus service between the city and the grounds with a fifteen minute cadence from 7 AM to 11:15 AM and 6:45 PM to 10 PM. Fare is ten cents each way, buses run regardless of passengers, and schedules centered around the grounds program. Anna Walsh wins contest for Round Ticket Hosiery slips at Right Price Mercantile. Tri State postmasters meet in St. Paul August 17 18 19.

Ente Flue Anna Walsh Right Price Mercantile Company Ada Davidson Anna Hanson Green Town Arthur Milton St. Paul Buainesa

Pastors Institute Planned at Chautauqua Meeting

Ministers from about ten denominations gather at Chautauqua for a summer outing. A pastor's conference will meet Friday at 10 30 AM after Bible study to discuss organizing an institute and choose topics for future sessions. Dr Wallace Stearns will present the idea and invite participation.

Wallace Stearns

Domestic Science Course Offered at Valley City Normal

Miss Nellie Farnsworth teaches practical domestic science for housewives and prospective housewives. She hosts talks every other day and invites enrollment for the Chautauqua program. The next class meets at 10 30 tomorrow morning. William Sterling Battie, famed Dickens impersonator, is camping at Chautauqua for several days.

Nellie Farnsworth Valley City Normal Schools Farnsworth Farnaworth William Sterling Battie Dickens Chautauqua

End of Fiscal Year Closes Under Democratic Admin

Washington reports the first full fiscal year under the Democratic administration ends. Receipts total 694 505 007 23 dollars up to last Saturday, with corporation and income taxes at 32 285 686 97 dollars for the year to date. Customs receipts reach 290 891 266 65 dollars, internal revenue 306 267 126 87, miscellaneous 57 210 207 42, and personal income tax returns show 30 750 000. The tax picture carries delays and estimates.

Washington Treasury Department McAdoo

Want Ads in Classifieds Offer Room Rentals

A vintage ad encourages homeowners to rent extra rooms and list rooms in the classifieds. It promises willing roomers are frequent and notes Want Ads cost only a few pennies, urging readers to place a notice.

Farnham Smith Nuptials In Valley City Wedding

Francis Smith of Valley City married Ross Farnham now practicing law in Bend Oregon at Rev W C Lyon home. Reception featured Gladys Fridd songs and Lohengrin bridal chorus. Attendants included Phoebe Gordon Nellie Ball Ethel Greer. They travel by Soo to Vancouver Portland and Bend. couple well known locally.

Farnham-Smith Francis Smith Ross Farnham Valley City Bend Oregon W. C. Lyon Lyon Gladys Fridd George M. Young Phoebe Gordon Nellie Ball Ethel Greer Laura Lyon Kathryn Young Mrs. Farnham Canadian Pacific Vancouver Portland Ore

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