Sanford urges farm accounting in scientific farming talk
Devils Lake July 15 Frank Sanford of Barnes county delivered a strong address on scientific farming and accounting. He urged farmers to keep strict accounting and to compute the cost of every animal on the farm. C W Smith of the school of forestry followed, introduced by Senator Frank H Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Frank Sanford
Barnes County
Sanford
C. W. Smith
School of Forestry
Frank H. Hyland
Banborn Enterprise reports Mrs Hinchberger berries praised
Mrs Loule Hinchberger picked over 100 quarts of strawberries from her vines and expects more. The Enterprise samples show large, fully developed, perfectly ripened berries with very sweet flavor and superior quality to those shipped from other districts. WANTED owner with good farm or unimproved land for sale. H E Downing 149 Palace Bridge Minneapolis Minn 14tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banborn
Loule’ Hinchberger
Enterprise
Gale
H. E. Downing
Palace Bridg
Minneapolis, Minn
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Actual farmers may advertise stock poultry grain machinery or farm produce free of charge. Advertisements may be signed or unsigned and forwarded. The right is reserved to reject.
Fire at Loraine Gauses Heavy Loss in Sherwood
Fire at Loraine destroyed F. J. E. Bolton’s blacksmith shop and acetylene welding plant and A. D. Ketcham’s barn and outbuildings in Sherwood North Carolina on July 14, totaling about 3500 dollars. Bolton’s loss around 3000 dollars. Suspected incendiary origin. fire discovered shortly after midnight with Ketcham dwelling saved by strenuous efforts. Bolton had built a substantial business since 1908 and may rebuild due to customer pressure. Diarrhoea remedy advert reads in the issue and is attributed to W. C. Jones of Ford, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
N. C
Loraine
F. J. E. Bolton
A. D. Ketcham
Bolton
Dairies Spark Cash Purchases in Morton County North Dakota
Mandan July 15 The dairy cow changes farm finance in Morton county. A sale near Crown Butte shifted from 90 percent notes to over 40 percent cash in a recent Ellison place sale. A Mandan banker notes no farmer loans the first week of July for the first time, credit improved by dairy cow service and a strong 1914 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Morton County
Crown Butte
Nels Ellison Place
Jamestown Attorney Weds Miss Ida Quam in St Thomas
Jamestown attorney John Axel Jorgenson and Mise Ida Melvina Quam wed at the Quam home in St Thomas on July 13. They plan residence in Jamestown after September 1. Jorgenson joins Buck & Jorgenson, building a growing local practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Axel Jorgenson
Mise Ida Melvina Quam
St. Thomas
N. D
John J. Quam
Jorgenson
Buck & Jorgepsop
Pembina County
Death of Andrew Sether in Skandia Township
Andrew Sether died Thursday evening at 12 from consumption after an illness of about 18 months. He lived 16 miles southwest of Valley City in Skandia township and moved from Carey two years ago. He leaves a wife five children a brother Chris Sether at Hastings and other relatives in Minnesota. Funeral was held in Hastings on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sether
Valley City
Skandia Township
Sether
Carey
Chris Sether
Hastings
Minnesota
Two Brothers Slain in Battle in War-Torn Germany News
Watford North Carolina on July 16 reports August Flick, a local homesteader, learned from a German mother’s letter that two brothers were killed in German trenches and another brother lost a leg. Separate item notes the first wool load of the season in Dickinson sold for 23 12 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watford
N.C
Flick
Big County
Germany
Dickinson
Packers Seek Federal Aid Over British Detention of Cargoes
Washington July 15 The struggle of American meat packers over British detention of cargoes destined for neutral ports will be taken up by the state department in a note to Great Britain. Packers pressed for relief for about 14 million dollars in cargoes now held in prize courts and continued meetings with state department officials. A separate communication will address interference with neutral trade under the British order in council. Postmaster Rearick of Coopers town was in town Thursday and registered at the Kindred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Congress
Courtenay Postmaster Resigns Over Small Pay
Curtin Shepard, postmaster at Courtenay for 18 months, resigned after word reached Washington that his retirement was accepted. On Monday Fred Young became acting postmaster, with Miss Scheldt staying on as assistant. Despite the small salary, five or six candidates remain for the job.
Nome Bonds for $10,000 for New School Building
The Nome area school district voting on bonding 10,000 for a new consolidated school building passed 59 to 20. The district plans to award contracts soon and complete the project quickly. Charley Peterson, a St Paul club supporter, cheers the local team’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOME
Floods in China Claim Thousands of Victims
Hong Kong reports floods in Kwantung Kwangsi and Kiangsi drown thousands of natives and devastate districts. Canton darkened, rescue hampered by fires and cut communications. US Presbyterian board notes no Americans confirmed dead. about 100 missionaries may be in West River valley. gun boat Calac sails for rescue.
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China
Hong Kong
Kwantung
Kwangsi
Kiangsi
Canton
Washington, D. C
State Department
Department
West River Valley
United States
Calac
Lack Recruits For Chain Gang In Fargo
Fargo notices a drop in potential chain gang workers after Moorhead saloons closed. Police report too few local or transient drifters to form the usual July force of 10 to 30 men. yesterday only one vagrant was available, not a drinker, due to saloon shutdowns.
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Fargo
N. D
Moorhead
Eminent Pathologist Visits North Dakota
Dickinson July 14 Dr F Kolpin Ravn of the Royal agricultural college Copenhagen spent a day at the Dickinson experiment station with Dr C Johnson University of Wisconsin and B C Stakman University of Minnesota. Dr Ryan arrives to study cereal diseases for his government. Sentinel Butte to build a flour mill 50 barrels daily with electric light plant. company capital $25,000. Bank Carver Wm Cruft and two Lucca men drove to Valley City on business.
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Dickinson
N. D
F. Kolpin Ravn
Royal Agricultural College of Copenhagen
Denmark
Dickinson Experiment Station
North Dakota
C. @. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
B. C. Stakman
University of Minnesota
Ryan Ia
United States
Europe
Sentinel Butte
Carver
Wm. Cruft
Lucca
Valley City
Germany admits mistake in torpedoing Nebraskan
In a formal memorandum Germany admits its submarine attack on the American steamer Nebraskan was an unfortunate accident. Officials note the attack followed minimal identification and express regret, while signaling readiness to compensate American citizens for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Gerard
Germany
William Frye
Pring Estel Predrich
Ireland
Fastnet Rock
United States of America
Valley City Chautauqua praised for its program and hospitality
Wimbledon News commends the Valley City Chautauqua management for an excellent assembly program and generous accommodations for campers and visitors. The Chautauqua idea is called the most American thing in America and has a promising future if management continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon News
Chautauqua
America
DIES AFTER FRIENDS FUNERAL NEAR NEWVILLE
Uriah T. Forney died suddenly of heart failure after attending the funeral of Miss Ethel Ellen Anderson at the Brethren church southeast of Newville. He and his wife had traveled from Calle to Newville and were about to return home when he collapsed and died moments later. Forney had suffered kidney and heart trouble recently, leaving his condition serious for two months.
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Keiser
Sanborn
Matt Keiser
Helena Avenue
Ford Flohr
John Joos
Moore Bros
Wimbledon
E. M. Harding
A. L. Tenny
Edwin Mayland
Mandan
H. J. Personille
Sixth Avenue
Ray Larson
New England
Farmington, Minn
Olive Simon
Paul Ness
Minneapolis
Olaf Selbo
Ness
C. L. Norgaard
Valley City
St. Cloud Times
E. D. Lum
Melrose Beacon
Paul H. Appleby
Appleby
Beacon
Chautauqua
Frank
White
J. J. Collins
Billings
Mont
H. Culling
Helen Featherstone
Dtroit
Minn
Anita Johnson
Elizabeth Koehn
Nome
Clara Johnson
C. Chaffee
Myhro & Aldabl Mercantile Co
James Nielson
Geo. Grewcox
Brainerd
Kas. Nelson
T. Melvin Lee
May Baillie
Constance
Betty McPherson
Jessie Thorkelson
Marie Furgeson
Elsie Shultz
Edna Walker
Nora Nelson
Thos. Colling
Calle
N. D
Uriah T. Forney
Reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wellwood
A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Oderman honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wellwood, lingering in Valley City after a San Francisco wedding trip. Attending were Rev. Bachman and Rev. L. S. Eberly from Jamestown. The Land Land Co. reports the sale of the Chris Schilling farm, 480 acres, four miles east of Valley City, to Mr. Lentz of southern Minnesota.
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Benny Oderman
J. J. Wellwood
Mr. Wellwood
Valley City
Mrs. Wellwood
San Francisco
Mrs. Bachman
Jamestown
the Land Land Co
Chris Schilling
Lentz
Minnesota
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Youn Attornay
Law Vallet Citt
Theodore G. Lindland
Giles mm Farmers’ and Merchant
Genk Building
Maier Qty
Charles E. Hunt
Siegfried
Oice
A. Hes
van Houten
J. D. Prysielan
Gray Block Valet Cett
Leal Stock Farm
Leal, N. D
Thomas Gessman
CG. W. Leghorn
C. EB. Miller
Corneliua Vanderwerf
Tower City
Wm. Rohde
Loraine Gauses
W. C. Jones
Aford
Chamberlain
Siegfried Pharmacy
Benedicts
Packers
Rearick
Cooperstown
Courtenay
Charley Peterson
St. Paul
American Association
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Hood
Presbyterian Board
California
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Wonderful North Pacific Coast Country
yItowatonie National Park
Eithe Oy
Shasta
Portland
San
Great Northern Acific Steamship Co
Sto‘e
Oregon
J.J. Chamberlain Valley City,n. D
Northern Pacific
Chautauqua Management
Mrs
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Continental Mortgage Company
Petty & Company
Lytton Bidg
Chicago
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