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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
5
Community updates from Valley City detail visits, travel, schooling changes and enlistment plans. Residents including Pollock, Hanson, Norstrom, Hedstrum, Hart, and others are noted with guests, moves, and job shifts. The piece highlights upcoming rehearsals, local transport, and preparations for military mustering as inspectors visit units.
An in depth critique of standard digestible food tables for cattle rations. It argues digestible food is unreliable as energy measures, notes energy loss in digestion, and suggests using experiment station backed methods to tailor protein and energy to milk yield. It advocates a practical approach: feed to maintain life and optimize milk, using a well balanced mixed feed and minimal trial.
Fred Nelson and sister Mrs Galipo took a Sunday afternoon drive. Walter Wicks is another Ford owner from Green. Last Sunday scene at the Sunday school show. Three Stillings brothers now in the military service. Seventeen drafted and 42 registered in the selective draft. Ludvig Borg drives a new Ford. Fern Stillings visiting Milton home. Olson brothers and Ray Harlow Stillings of Company visit their parents. Mayor Moe and Victor Swanson attend K P grand lodge in Williston. Northern Pacific No 3 delayed over four hours by washouts on Burlington line in Wisconsin. Mrs W Norem of Conrad Mont visits Miss Esther Schroeder and sister Miss Marion Frazier. Lieut John R Fraine transferred from Company H at Valley City to Company A at Bismarck. Mrs Elizabeth Wilson of Colonial Flats returns from a business trip to Bismarck. }
The headquarters company of the First Regiment seeks five or six mounted scouts and a horse-shoer. Enlistment inquiries should go to Captain T. B. Henry at his office under the American National Bank Building. The mounted unit offers desirability and limited maximum strength, so apply at once.
Local residents travel, visit family, and attend gatherings across Valley City and surrounding towns. Atty M J Englert returns from Lake Melissa while Johnson heads to Williston for a K P convention. many families plan longer outings to Montana and Minnesota.
Minneapolis close shows Northern prices around 2.85 to 2.90 with several lots noted as No 2 Northern near 2.75 and 2.80 for July Wheat. Durum values range around 2.30 to 2.50 with No 3 White Oats and Barley figures listed, including Rye and Flax quotes and September futures.
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