County Officials Back Official Papers Under Printing Bill
Attorney General William Langer states that county commissioners designated papers are the official county papers under Senate Bill 167 and that the designation forms a contract with the newspapers. The contract does not expire until January 1, 1920, allowing publication and collection of fees for publishing commissioners proceedings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Record
Valley City
N. D
Stac
Atturney Swinland
Lakota
Board of County Commissioners
William Langer
Big homecoming day for veterans at Chautauqua Park
Thousands of former soldiers sailors and marines will gather at Chautauqua Park on Friday July 18 1919 as Valley City and Barnes County host a veterans homecoming. Bands will play dancing and tea will be free to all veterans plus their wives sweethearts and friends as the community honors their service with a day meant to linger in memory.
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Chautauqua Park
Valley City
Barnes County
United States
North Dakota Rail Board Opposes Pomerene and Cummings Bills
The North Dakota railway commission joins other states in opposing the Pomerene and Cummings bills now before Congress. The measures would strip states of rate and service regulation, station and crossing control, and transfer authority to federal bodies, expanding federal control similar to wartime powers.
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North Dakota Railway Commission
Congress
Intersate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Federal Railway Administration
Right to Keep Liquor at Home Questioned in Congress
Washington July 16 A house judiciary committee debate over prohibition enforcement continues as lawmakers prepare to consider an amendment barring possession of liquor stored before July 1. The bill’s home storage exemption remained, while farm and sundry civil measures delay action. Speaker Gillett ruled Gallivan's remarks in order as the committee met briefly to adjust sale rules for flavoring extracts.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Blanton
Texas
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Congress
Gillett
Judiciary
Open Your Heart Invite All 70 Ride at Homecoming
A Home Coming committee urges drivers to invite neighbors without cars to share rides to the Chau tauqua grounds. The appeal stresses communal support and brighter, easier travel for all attendees.
Program to Start About One Thirty at Homecoming
The homecoming committee plans a brief program beginning around 1 30 with Mayor Moe delivering a welcome and Attorney L S Ritchie speaking, followed by singing and music. Soldiers sailors marines G A R W R C Spanish American War veterans and Red Cross members will be served first with plenty for all. Ice cream and cake to follow a church lecture by Dr Howard of Fargo College on Saturday night July 19 with refreshments.
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Moe
L. S. Ritchie
American Red Cross
Harvey Harper
Ford
Alderman
Wim. Ronzheimer
Esby
Stroud
Wimbledon
H. D
M. M. White
Wm. Ronzheimer
Florence
Dave Coble
Wm. Penrose
St. .Paul
Wm. Harper
Ed Harper
M. J. White
J. H. White
Esed Johnson
Skidmore
Harper
Howard
Fargo College
Daily Miss Hattie Kelly Visits and Local Notices
Wednesday notes list visits from Miss Hattie Kelly of Dazey North Dakota to the city along with Mrs Louis Haskin and four children from Deering North Dakota visiting Mrs Wm Trader. Various residents travel for visits business and returns from trips to Minneapolis Stillwater Milwaukee and Detroit lakes. A lost brown suit coat with initial F is sought through the Times-Record office.
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Hattie Kelly
Dazey, N. D
City
Louis Haskin
Deering, N. D
Wm. Trader
Valley City July events and local notices
Roscoe Garrick and family visit Chas Atherton’s home en route to Litchville. Burk’s Big Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co. concert on main streets July 17. Federal visit to Chautauqua grounds July 18 for disabled soldiers or those seeking aid. Harley S. Grover and Miss Marie Wilds visit Rev. J. S. Wilds. Mickey film at Grand Theatre tonight is the last chance to see it. E L Richter’s Jamestown trip after assisting Zimmerman's car. Rev Geo B Caley at Lake Geneva two weeks at Y M C A summer school. Chautauqua auditorium dance floor nearing completion with orchestra. Northwest Nursery reports new black raspberry canes. ongoing garden work and weed control.
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Roscoe Garrick
Chas Atherton
Litchville
Burk
Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Our City
Valley City
Chautauqua Grounds
Lake Geneva
Wis
Geo. B. Caley
Chautauqua Auditorium
Sampson
Northwest Nursery Company
Army recruiting party in city at Valley Hotel
Capt. Brian Matter and sergeants J F Wilkerson J Rudides H W Stetson and H W Hanson are stationed in the city as recruiters. They invite young men to visit the Valley Hotel for information on enlistment. They note Hawaii enlistments are closed after reaching target numbers.
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Brian Matter
J. F. Wilkerson
J. Rudides
H. W. Stetson
H. W. Hanson
Valley Hotel
Hawaii
Doctor Zimmerman Escapes Serious Injury In Auto Crash
Dr. A Zimmerman, the victim of a late yesterday auto accident about thirteen to fourteen miles east of town, escaped with a leg cut and minor injuries after his sedan rolled and skidded twice. Passersby found the car overturned. he attributed possible fatigue from late nights at practice. The wrecked auto, though badly damaged, managed to return to town under its own power, the top sustaining the worst impact.
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5. A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Norgaard Family Welcomes Son on July 8
From Thursday's Daily Born, Mr and Mrs Carl Norgaard announce a 27% pound son born July 8. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Miss Ellen Fely of Northwood Town visits friend Mrs Fred Jensen and family. Agnes Almkloy arrived from Cooperstown shopping in the city. Bert Brenna and Pete Slytie rest at Barnes County Fair today. J J Dahl of Fargo was in the city yesterday on business. Druggist Hi Siegfried returned from the Twin Cities after several days on business. Mr and Mrs R Schermerhorn of Fargo are in the city today. he represents Firestone Tires.
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Carl Norgaard
Ellen Fely
Northwood Town
Mrs
Fred, Jensen
Bert
Brenna A
Pete Slytie
Barnes County
Hi Siegfried
Twin Cities
Edmund Schoefter
Philip Schoefter
Camp Dodge
Newport News
Edmund
France
St. Mihiel
Army of Occupation
State board of equalization and local happenings
The state board of equalization includes the governor and several state officials. Visitors arrive from Mohall and Fargo while others tour Valley City and Cooperstown. A broncho act thrills at the fair as contractors advance on new school and bank buildings. Wartime notes mention Captain Henry and the Stars and Stripes publication.
Soldiers and Sailors Homecoming at Chau Teuqua Park
Arrangements proceed for July eighteenth at Chau Teuqua Park to entertain Barnes county veterans. All who wore U S uniforms are invited to attend in uniform and join a good old time. Committees urge county papers to spread the news so no Sailor Man or Soldier Boy stays away.
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Barnes County
Chauteuqua Park
United States
Sailor
Wanted Pastore for 25 fees of rattle
An early classified item seeks a pastore for 25 fees of rattle from C. M. Holcomb. Also for sale a modern five room cottage built recently, located two blocks from the post office on Second Avenue. Price $19. Inquire sched, see.
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Pastore
Rattle
C. M. Holcomb
Second Avenue
Food price probe targets vast U S food trust
Federal inquiry into a alleged 100 million dollar food combination runs under United States District Attorney Charles F. Clyne and Washington lawyers. The probe cites a producers canners and distributors trust controlling peas beans tomatoes and other canned goods nationwide. Officials note a 15 percent price increase notice tied to future deliveries spurred the action.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles F. Clyne
United States
Walter B. Wooden
Charles F. Moore
Washington
Clyne
US Ship Sinking Off Long Island Coast
A U S Coast Guard cutter and steamer rushed to aid the USS Allison 14 miles from Fenwick lighthouse off Long Island after it reported taking on water and danger of sinking late July 16. The vessel was in distress off the coast near Fenwick.
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U. S
Long Island
Washington
Coast Guard
U.S
Allison
Fenwick Lighthouse
Long
Lawmaker Proposes Aid to Drought District Farmers
Sinclare of North Dakota introduces appropriation bill to provide food and seed wheat to farmers in a drought stricken district. The measure seeks funding to support agricultural needs amid hard conditions.
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Pearth
Sinclare
North Dakota
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Langer
Rail Board
Getchen Prairie
Fred Johnson
Manfred, D
Elsby
Mamie Holzman
New Liepsiz
M. W. Sexton
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
W. H. Messer
Stillwater
Baldwin
Alice and
Ida Johnson
Bird, Island, Minn
J. W. Johnson
C. L. Johnson and
Fargo
Lee Combs
Dent, Minn
H. A. Turner
Normal Avenue
Milwaukee
J. H. S. Thomson
Minneapolis
Arthur B. Dodge
141St Aero Squadron
van Houten
Miss Cottrell
Hummel
Borouto
Bismare
Lee Cowell
Trubshaw
Nome
Mr. Cowell
Russel
R. B. Cox
C. .E Moore
Detroit Lakes
Mrs. Moore
Detroit
Mr. Moore
St. Paul
Harley
Grover
Lisbon
J. S. Wilds
Grand Theater
Mickey
E. L. Richter
Arthur C. Townley
Kindred
Jamestown
Mr. Richter
Dr. Zimmerman
E. L
Agnes Almkloy
Cooperstown
J. J. Dahl
Thompson Yard
State Board of Equalization
Agriculture and Labor
H. O. Hall
Mohall
Points East
Mr. Hall
Thos
Allan Box, Jr
J. J. Hastings
W. G. Schannach
Emil Nelson
C. J. Lee
J. A. Axtell
Curren
Bank
Tess Henry
Mary Kelly
Nell Dooley
Mandan
F. L. Shuman
I. J. Beckley
Capital
Omaha
Neb
Beckley
Minne‘tonka
Bismarck
Bismarck Tribune
New State Printing and Publication Commission
Senate
Capitol
John N. Hagen
S. J. Randahl
State Railway Commission
State Hall
Gompers
Frank Henry
Soldier Boys
Major Henry
Nazimova
Mazimova
Edith Wherry
The
Matinee Daily Grand Theatre
Eaton’s
Kara Linen
Eaton
Pound
Siegfried
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