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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

4

Debate over legal newspapers and unemployment tales

The piece argues government aided newspapers have right to publish legal notices and questions state legislators' power. It then reports Fargo Forum on unemployment, noting labor demand rising in Kansas, wage levels, and the impact of new laws on prices. It mentions Prohibition test case, Supreme Court chances, and local community notices from Valley City.

United States Brinton Supreme Court of the United States Fargo Forum Kansas Soldier’s and Sailors’ Replacement Bureau Mandle West Rmine

Morris Recalled For Courage In Fierce Fight

The report describes Morris in a brutal clash where his company came under fire. He endured damage to his uniform and sustained minor wounds but remained steadfast, inspiring by his resilience and combat endurance.

Morris Sorme Morria

State Architects Meet in North Dakota Convention

The state architects are meeting in a city venue for a full day program. Leaders from across the state discuss their work and progress while planning an auto tour around the city. A group meal is scheduled at the Kindred Hotel at 6 o clock tonight as part of the convention activities.

Sident E. Lee Howard Fargo Col Kindred North Dakota

Homecoming Celebration and Civic Arrangements

A long list of county citizens selected to organize a homecoming event to honor veterans from Barnes County and the World War. The article lists coordinators for refreshments, music, decorations, and dancing with many local names and roles. It also includes a note on encouraging attendance and attendance at Mankato Commercial College. A Scottish correspondent discusses miners and a Yorkshire Post column criticizing sentiment about miners’ hardships.

United States Barnes County Rabshaw Frank E. Ployhar Tagli Samper Aylor Jol Gray Matt Krogh Carter The Yorkshire Post

Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Barnes North Dakota

Mary Farley executrix of Barney McAnany deceased orders a private sale of lands in Barnes County North Dakota. The property located in the northeast quarter of section six township four range six will be sold after July 26 1919 with all cash terms. Bids must be in writing and delivered at the county court office.

North Dakota Barnes Barney McAnany Mary Farley Thomas McAnany Sarah McAnany John McAnany James McAnany Ambrose McAnany George McAnany Bal N. SE Tonnihiy Ne

Ingalls Eulogy of Grass Echoes In May Immortality

This excerpt attributes a classic to John J. Togalls and notes it first appeared in the Deluth Herald and Kansas Magazine while Senator Ingalls was an owner. The passage extols grass as a forgiving, renewing force that outlasts war and famine, contrasting simple nature with human turmoil.

Fielda Graase Mullen John J. Togalls Deluth Herald Senator Ingalls

Caravan Kitchens to Stay in London Slums

Wartime caravan kitchen idea by Miss Horsborough feeds children of working mothers in London slums. She and a few helpers travel districts, cooking nourishing meals en route. Children run out to receive hot dinners for a small coin left by mothers.

London Miss Horsborough Tandon

Wartime catering becomes permanent institution abroad

A traveling caterer serving 83,000 dinners weekly in one district proves highly successful and likely to continue on a larger scale, transforming a wartime measure into a permanent operation.

Bank Robbery Interruption Ends With Penny Haul in Seymour

A man entered a Seymour Indiana bank carrying a half-filled feed sack over his shoulder and joined the line. On his turn he emptied the sack onto the counter revealing 8800 pennies. He had been a customer of the weighing machines and was reportedly collecting tips.

Tomer Monsy Seymour Ind

Victory Park Addition Promises Close In Valley City Lots

A Valley City notice extols Victory Park Addition, detailing proximity to schools churches and the post office, and praising unusually large, affordable lots along Chautauqua Boulevard. It notes cash prices under 500 and emphasizes soil quality, landscaping ease, and planned residences to maintain a high-class district.

Victory Park Valley City Helena Avenue St. Catherine's School St. Catherine Catholic Church Episcopal Church Norwegian Free Chars New High School Court House Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church Congregational Church First National Bank Kindred N. P Methodist Episcopal Church German Lutheran Church Vi Park Chautauqua Boulevard Harriet Court Block 7 River and Park Victory V1 Bay Savona Elas North Dakota Gene Park Pei Accord Park

Eight Hour Law Sends Up Prices in Fargo and North Dakota

The eight hour law for women raises restaurant and bakery prices across Fargo and North Dakota. Coffee and teas jump to 10 cents, doughnuts to 25 cents a dozen, and bread loaves rise to 10 cents. Hotels and rooms see higher rates while small towns face staff shortages as heat lifted by the new rule strains availability.

Fargo North Dakota Ultimate Chicago Laingdon Jon Bethevin

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