Veiley Wins Second Game Against Bismarck
Valley City defeats Bismarck 5 to 10 in a brisk game marred by sun glare. Roberts shines in center with two hits while Dennis and Angell combine on the mound, as Bismarck collects six earned runs and Valley City leaves six men on base in a tight contest.
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Bismarck
Valley City
Andy” Anderson
Valley Bunch
Anderson
Dennis
Angell
Roberts
Seibert
Brown
Angels
Goheen
Adams
Frankenhoff
M. Anderson
Fiscal Corer
Winn S. Mitchell
Jones
Loubek
Dr Van Houten's Holsteins Win Grand Championship
Dr J Van Houten entered his Holstein herd at the Fargo state fair led by Sir Korndyke Ormaby Piebe 3rd, capturing grand champion in open and North Dakota classes. He defeated top rivals, including a National Dairy show entrant from Mankato, and earned multiple firsts across age groups for cows and heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
J. van Houten
Korndyke Ormaby Piebe
Dr. van Houten
Minnesota
North Dakota
van Houten
Ball
Sir Korndyke Ormaby Piebeard
Mankato Holstein Farm
Chicago
Chance to learn a good trade training for ex soldiers
A. W. Adamson, Barnes and Griggs counties representative, returned from Minneapolis where he attended a conference of district reps for the government vocational training program for disabled soldiers. A special 30 day drive will reach every ex service man entitled to free training, even if current injuries are minor. Contact Adamson at 85 or by mail to Valley City for details and enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Adamson
Minneapolis
Government Department
Adamson
Sam
Valley City
Steam Roller Tactics Seen In Barnes County Meeting
A local report describes the Barnes County party gathering where proxies and credentials were debated amid accusations of unfair handling and machine politics. Key figures include Chairman Nelson, Hector McKay, Goulet, Henry King, and E. J. Holcomb. new officers were elected as the votes unfolded. Also noted are blueberry market arrivals and harvest prospects in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
League
Court House
Andrew Nelgon
Henry King
John Owens
E. J. Holcomb
Hector McKay
J. J. Taylor
Walter G. Young
George Goulet
Credentials Committee
Nelson
Marne
King
Goulet
Fairnega
Proram
Barnes County
Sam Torgerson
John Osborne
John Ownes
George H. Law
Darby O'Malley
Penne
Valley City Woman Gets Office at ND Federation Meeting
Agnes Rex of Grand Forks was elected president of the North Dakota Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the Commerce club. Cressie Budge Valley City vice president. Catherine Whitely Grand Forks corresponding secretary. Ruth Severn Jamestown recording secretary. Marie Stiening Fargo treasurer. Delegates named for St Paul meeting include Rex, Cammerud, Veitch, Nielson, McCorkell. Districts and directors announced. visitors enjoyed luncheon at Gardner hotel and an automobile ride with light refreshments.
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Agnes Rex
Grand Forks
North Dakota Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Commerce Club
Cressle Budge
Valley Ys
Catherine Whitely
Correspo
Ing
Ruth Severn
Jamestown
Marie Stiening
Fargo Uher
Carrie Cammerud
Fargo
Margaret, Peake
Oli Scrumgaard
Devils Lake
Mary Cantwell
Minot
Mary McGinnis
Alice Conger Hunter
Dickinson
National Federation
St. Paul
Verna Veitch
Minnie J. Nielson
Biamarck
Agnes McCorkell
Valley City
Migx Marie Stiening
Minnié J. Nielson
Bismarck
Businesswomen form state federation in first ND meeting
Delegates from six of seven North Dakota business and professional women's clubs gathered at Fargo's Commercial Club for the inaugural meeting. They adopted a constitution and organized a permanent federation, with Agnes Rex of Grand Forks presiding. Banquet and speeches followed as clubs reported progress amid many young organizations.
Valley City Wins 11-5 Over Bismarck In Baseball Tilt
Valley City defeated Bismarck 11 to 5 as Adams pitched well until the sixth inning. Nordland sparked a late Bismarck rally, but Valley City held the lead with strong fielding and timely hitting. Attendance reached 1,100 with visitors from Enderlin, N D noted.
North Dakota Red Flag Law and Justice Races Result
Unofficial June 30 primary totals show the anti red flag law passing 73 527 to 39 938 with a margin 33 938. Other referred measures defeated by margins. Justice contest results place A M Christianson ahead of Seth Richardson by 2 001. Superintendent totals show Bliss Min Nielson leading with 12 470.
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North Dakota
A. M. Christianson
Seth Richardson
Fargo
Justice of the Supreme Court
Christianson
Richardson
Bliss Mina J. Nielson
Misa Nielson
Miss Rath Johnson
Milhollan
Railroad Commission
Frank Mil‘hollan
Leaguer
E. J
eDonal
Jack Williams
Mihalisa
McDonnell Williams Milbollan
Legerman
Stutsman
Barnes
Dickey
Foster
Burleigh
Richland Cass
Trail
Nelson
Logan
MclIntosh
Spiritwood Lake anti Socialist celebration call 1920
A statewide anti Socialist celebration is planned at Spiritwood Lake on July 31 1920 to mark primary results. The call invites all delegates of anti socialist conventions and supporters to attend with speeches, new laws initiative, and a push to overthrow socialism in North Dakota.
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O. J.O Seiler
Jamestown
Stutsman
Townley McKenzie
North Dakota
Frazier
Cahill
Thomas Hall
J. Walker
John Steen
Miss Johnson
Miss Nielson
Legislate
Neven
Ifield
Spiritwood Lake
Stutsman County
Industrial Commission
Bureau
Wimbledon
Courtenay
Kensal
Clementsville
Spiritwood
N. P. Ry
Pingree
Buchanan
Edmunds
Devils Lake
Father of Tom Hall Dies in Jamestown
Richard Hall father of Secretary of State Thomas Hall died in Jamestown last Saturday from heart failure. Born in England, he had resided in Jamestown for years and was a member of the M.P. railroad company. His widow and several children survive hearing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hall
Thomas Hall
Jamestown
Mr. Hall
England
Jameson
M.P. Railroad
Press Meeting Aug 7 and 8 in Fargo program details
Two day session of the Press Association includes registrations, speeches by Fargo officials, readings, reports, and elections. Events on Friday feature a joint 8 pm meeting at the Masonic Temple with Detroit Times editor James Schermerhorn, followed by a dancing party at the country club. Saturday offers radio news, round tables, and a trip to Lake Lizzie with a fish dinner.
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Te Press
Fargoriday
David DeHaven
Fargo
R. A. Beard
Alex Stern
W. Stewart
Wilton
M. I. Forkner
Longsign
Earl H. Tostevin
Edward Sullivan
New Salem
American Legion
P. J. Harrington
Bismarel
National Association
H. CG
Hotaling
St. Paul
Association
Norman Black
Fargo Forum
Fargo Citizens and Press Association
Masonic Temple Auditorium
James Schermerhorn
Detroit
Michigan
Schermerhorn
Detroit Times
Feee
Fargo Commercial Club
Lake Lizzie
Minnesota
Chestnut
The
Increased Stock of Fibre Company Rises to 250000
Valley City Fibre Company stockholders met at the company office last Wednesday morning and voted to raise capital from 90000 to 250000. The growing concern plans to enlarge its plant and notes current production of over a carload of finished product daily. The firm reports holding 2000 tons of flak straw and hundreds of tons of hemp with a strong crop outlook. If fuel supply tight, Valley City can offer flax briquets as an advantage over other cities.
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Valley City Fibre Company
Valley Civil
Othr
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Se Tae
Bismarck Tribune
W. W. Pollock
L. O. Stowman
J. A. Heiling
L. M. Kuhry
Gardner Hotel
Country Club
Business Women Form Federation
Business Women's Clubs
Frst
State
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Business Women’s Club of
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cora Crowder
Cressie Budge
Rex
New Commercial Club
E. R. Wright
Adda Blackslee
Duffy
Barrett
Budge
Veitch
Pannebaker
Diesel
Camden
Neche
A. C. Thorkelson
Pargo
Bank of Valley City
Casselton
Cando
Nordland
Needham
Valey City
Wingfield
Siebert
Conway
Wingfeld
Ling
Ikenhof
Cayou
G. H. Bruns
T. N. Younkin
Enderlin, N. D
Vale Hay City
Nielson
Jamestown, N. D
Tom Hall
Mr. DeHaven
Letheredeee Geo
Farries
Williston
Seseebeaes
C.D. Stiles
McKenzie
Asere
James Rockwell
E. Boyden
Lisbon
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Hatton
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