Business on Firm Basis Says Bank Optimistic Digest
Minneapolis June 28 The trade digest of the Security National bank reports that business is stronger than many think, citing bank clearings exports imports railroad earnings and coal shipments. It notes a seasonal falloff amid a tight money market but finds no current or prospective panic and explains farmers holding crops are borrowing against grain with limited loans. Also warns Valley City homeowners to lock doors before leaving for Chautauqua grounds to prevent thefts. Miss Beulah Amidon arrives to attend summer school with her aunt in Fargo.
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Arrangements Completed for Barnes County Fair Opening
Preparations are finished for the Barnes County Fair in Valley City to open July 8 for four days of educational exhibits races stock and machinery and wholesome amusements. The Allman Bros Big American Shows will provide the fair’s entertainment with a 350 to 400 member troupe in 18 train cars and electric lighting creating a fairyland midway. The company is praised for clean, reliable entertainment and high standards.
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Barnes County Fair
Railroad Commission to Hear Interstate Freight Rates in Fargo
Fargo hosts the Railroad Commission from July 8 to 10 with a June 30 note that a hearing on interstate freight rates under the general distance tariff will be held July 9 in Fargo. The Fargo Commercial Club estimates current regional distances raise rates 15 to 33 percent versus neighboring states. The commission backs shippers and invites state clubs to send delegates to participate and possibly take formal action.
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Lost Leg Under a Moving Train in North Dakota
Earl Neil of Dickinson lost his leg at Sweet Briar when he tried to alight from a moving freight train. The damp morning contributed to his footing slipping, sending him under the cars. R. B. Cox of Wimbledon spends the week on the grounds with family. Mrs. Jane Pearson of Jamestown arrives to visit Mrs. M. Cummings for the week.
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Fast Bout Between Land Dealers Ends Quietly
Early morning street scuffle between two city land dealers shows a long standing grudge. One fighter, a former rough and tumble pro, proves tougher but no major damage occurs. Both depart satisfied with a promise to check fighting records next time. The Chautauqua note highlights a Kindergarten tent run by Miss Lyford of the Normal School. L. S. Ward plans to spend July Fourth in Alexandria, Minnesota with friends and relatives.
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Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers in North Dakota
The Grand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons in Bismarck elected officers led by Grand High Priest Charles E. Ellison and Grand King Lawrence G. Moultrie. Other officers include Grand Scribe William Spriggs and Grand Treasurer Henry Lord. The Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance set up a Rest Room near the auditorium tent inviting all to enter, rest, read, or chat.
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Trains Brighten Prospects for Crops and Chautauqua
A rain event Sunday and Sunday night brought half an inch of moisture to Valley City and surrounding territory. Crop experts anticipate a bumper harvest as soils soak the rain, with cooler weather aiding the crop outlook and Chautauqua attendance expected to grow as more families plan to stay longer.
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