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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

7

Nome School Board Plans $10,000 Consolidated Building

The Nome school board members Carl P Miller Henry Johnson P M Hanson Nels Grovig and Clerk M T Re visited Baldwin and Nortimier to inspect consolidated school buildings. Nome has formed a special district and gained enough valuation to fund a $10 000 school building with an election to approve bonds likely this year.

Nome Messrs Carl P. Miller Henry Johnson P. M. Hanson Nels Grovig M.T. R Valley City Baldwin Nortimier

For Sale Pigs Eight Weeks Old in Valley City

Farmers free column advertises stock sale. Eight week old pigs offered by Ww Rohde of Valley City. Ads sent to office and may be forwarded. Right reserved to reject.

Rohde Valley City

Ford plans farm tractor to banish horses from farms

Henry Ford of Detroit announces a project to build a farm tractor that would replace horses and mules. The move follows rising exports of equines to Europe with April shipments at 30,763 and ten month totals at 215,759 horses valued at 47,783,000. The Yearly farm animal exports reach 55,933,000, far above 1914 and 1913 levels.

Henry Ford Detroit Europe

Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Remedy Citizens Mention

W C Jones of Burford ND recalls a two year ago severe diarrhoea lasting over a week. A druggist suggested Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose brought relief and within two days he was fully restored. For sale by Siegfried Pharmacy.

W. C. Jones Buford N. D Chamberlain Siegfried Pharmacy

Miss Marjorie Poor and John E. Agnew Wed in Dickinson

Miss Marjorie E. Poor daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Poor and John E Agnew were married Sunday at 9 30 p m by Rev John Orchard. The couple will rest in Portland Ore and visit Seattle and Vancouver en route home around August 1. Miss Poor formerly a stenographer at Jessen Co and a Dickinson High graduate, Mr Agnew is with Jessen Co and admired for his duty. Several local residents join in best wishes as traveling relatives prepare for a month in Minnesota and other relatives visit. Other city notes mention R B Cox of Wimbledon and John Tronsch family of Nome visiting.

Dickinson Recorder Post Marjorie E. Poor Wm. Poor John E. Agnew John Orchard Miss Poor Portland Ore Jessen & Co

Rosebud Farmers Club Fourth at L E White Grove

The Rosebud Farmers club marks Independence Day with a gathering at L E White’s grove three miles west of Litchville. County Attorney Englert of Valley City will speak at 1 p.m. A male quartet performs, a forenoon baseball game starts at 10, and lunch items are sold at the grove.

Litchville Bulletin Rosebud Farmers' Club L. E. White Englert Valley City

New Rockford Appeals for Capital Status in Earnest

Fargo reports Prof A P Hollis told New Rockford school directors the capital campaign is serious and not a joke. Booster speeches dominated the file, praising capital removal as beneficial state wide. The meeting praised the new city building and the optimistic spirit of New Rockford residents. Contractors progress on the Congregational church roof with a ten section boiler installed. Nick Swanson moves to his Carey area farm for summer. Elmer Swenson visits from Moorhead to see his aunt Mrs Robt Anderson.

Fargo New Rockford Commercial Club A. P. Hollis L. L. Russel Bothne Bismarck J. A. Manly Eddy County Crane Minot Normal School Hollis New City Professor Hollis Curren Congregational Elmer Swenson Moorhead Mrs. Robt. Anderson

Oriska Happenings and Baseline Local Notes

Oriska news notes fishing trip plans for J Jackman and companions. Local visits, Chautauqua attendance, Independence Day plans, and a Buffalo versus Oriska baseball game recap with mixed performances and key plays. Also reports on barn dances, new foundation work, hospital recovery, harness shop hire, and local social visits.

Beery Becomes Valley City Resident and Daily Times Record Subscriber

R. D. Beery deputy state examiner is now a Valley City resident and expresses pleasure with the town as a place of residence. He also becomes a subscriber to the Daily Times-Record.

R. D. Beery Valley City Mr. Beery Daily Times-Record

Ladies' Aid Meeting Canceled On Thursday

The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran Free church will not meet Thursday as previously announced.

Norwegian Lutheran Free Church

Armenians Sunk By German Submarine Aboard Convoy

Washington reports the Christian freighter Armenian, flying a British flag and carrying mules from Newport News, was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine near Cornwall. Nearly twenty nine Americans aboard are reported lost with ten injured. fate hinges on whether the vessel was a war transport or an unarmed merchant ship.

Washington Newport News Cornwall England State Department Armstrong Bristol United States Germany Ambassador Page London Gerard Berlin

New State Game Law Changes In Force This Week

The 1915 legislature enacted numerous changes to state game laws effective Thursday or Wednesday for different provisions. Key points authorize licenses for taxidermists, dog trainers, and trappers. penalties for violations. license duplication bans. leash rules for bird dogs. August 1 dog training season start. daily duck and goose bag limit cut to 15. protections for wardens. imposters to be prosecuted. alien gun law prohibits hunting or owning guns by non-citizens without proper papers. auto use restricted for goose hunting. license applications available via county auditor around July 20. dog trainers urged to obtain licenses promptly.

Fargo Pennsylvania United States Supreme Court

Rural Mail Carriers to Receive July 1 Raises

The postmaster general announces that beginning July 1 rural carriers with routes over 24 miles will earn an annual salary of 1200 dollars. Those with shorter routes get a graduated scale based on distance and mail delivered. Since rural delivery began, salaries have risen from about 400 dollars.

Nortimier Township Schoolhouses to Be Sold at Auction

The Nortimier town ship school board will auction two old school houses and out buildings on sections 26 and 14. The sale is Monday July 12 at 1 30 p m at the section 14 schoolhouse. Cash terms. By order of the district school board. Henry Bruns, Clerk.

School Board Nortimier Township

Valley City Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills Testimony

Doan's Kidney Pills receive wide praise across the U S with thirty thousand testimonies in local papers. In Valley City Charles Berry of Main St reports back pain relief and strengthened kidneys after using Doan's, noting they keep his kidneys in good shape when taken periodically. Price five cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Valley City U. S Doan Charles Berry Main St

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