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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
5
Blue Earth area residents travel for fairs and visits. The county scene includes visits to Elmwood Tracy avenue Ada Fargo and Fargo Interstate fair. Many townsfolk attend church events and host guests while planning trips to Mont. and Wis. local bands perform in Fargo and at the state fair.
W Savoy and Harry Bowman left Monday for Fargo with Lieb autos to do taxi work at the Fargo Inter-State fair. They expect to be gone all week, probably returning Sunday. Various residents traveled or visited nearby towns and events including Detroit Minn trips, Lake Melissa, Superior Wisconsin, Wausau Wisconsin, and Luther College band activities. Local traders noted equipment deliveries and store helpers aiding preparations for the harvest season.
Six horses two yearlings two three year olds and a chestnut mare and one light bay gelding were taken up at Nol Timier Place section 7139-57 on Sunday July 25. Owners must call and pay damages and advertising costs. 26-2d-1w
North Dakota Experiment Station reports nine years of crop rotation on demonstration farms. In 1914 the average return per acre was 17.49 dollars with costs 9.13, yielding 8.36 net. Across 472 acres, net profits totaled 3,945.06 dollars, with each farm 20 to 28 acres, rotated crops and managed by local farmers under district directions. If statewide, net profits could surpass 175 million dollars for 1914. The rotation chiefly uses corn on manured land followed by two crops of...
Henry Ford and the Ford band caused a stir in Fargo and were then unable to perform at Valley City’s way station after wire arrangements to route the train. Local reaction branded the move as unfriendly, with crowdsand Ford cars pursuing the brass section to the elevated railway. The event damaged rail trust and alarmed local businessmen, who hope improved recognition from both the railroad and Ford. Mrs. Margaret Stewart returned from a trip, and other local notes mention visits to Hannaford and Blabon. Agricultural figures show crop profits per acre across corn, hard wheat, durum, oats, barley, clover, timothy, potatoes, and alfalfa, with alfalfa rotation.
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