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The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

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Barnes County man wins sweeping victory at fair

S Fletcher of Mattison led a North Dakota State Fair showing with a record herd across aged and breeder divisions. His animals took firsts in multiple categories while other top breeders trailed, highlighting Fletcher’s dominance in the event. Also noted is the wedding of Amelia Stahlem and Anton Holland hosted at the Stahlem home.

Barnes Barnes County North Dakota S. Fletcher Mattison Mr. Fletcher

Chinese contractors win U S hospital contract in Hawaii

Washington reports the war department awarded a $119,000 contract to a Chinese firm for part of an army hospital at Fort Shafted in the Hawaiian Islands. This marks a first under the Chinese exclusion laws allowing a foreign firm to bid. The Presidio case had sparked protest from labor groups amid foreign labor use.

Washington War Department Army Hospital Fort Shafted Hawaiian Islands United States Army Presidio of San Francisco

Senate Plans Daily Sessions to Push Trust Legislation

Washington reports the Senate will hold daily sessions from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with cancellations of the morning hour to speed trust legislation. Republicans cross party lines to back the plan as Democratic caucus aims for rapid adjournment. Also notes Arliehy Miller enjoying vacation in Glacier Park with Minneapolis Athletic Association. Dick Leahy and Frances Moran traveled east to Fango, returning Thursday.

Washington Congress Senate Arliehy Miller Glacier Park Mr. Miller Minneapolis The Athletic Association of Minneapolis Dick Leahy Frances Moran Fango

North Dakota crops seen as bumper season by Duluth banker

H S Macgregor cashier City National Bank reports optimism from Williston to Chicago that North Dakota will yield one of its largest grain crops. He notes little black rust, widespread belief of a strong harvest, and anticipated fall business activity, while Eastern Canada faces slowdowns and cautious lending.

Duluth North Dakota H. S. Macgregor City National Bank Chicago Macgregor Big Corp Toronto Montreal Canada

Local Store Robbed in Bold Daylight Robbery

Daylight robbers used a phone ruse to steal from J J Lee's meat market on Saturday July 25 1914 taking 33 dollars. Two similar attempts occurred in two days with a subsequent police investigation noted as Valley City. The rest of the text describes a community event with Wagner's dance and a kitchen social following.

J J.lee J. J. Lee Lee

Young people enjoy farm trip hosted by Fred Wagner

Saturday evening many youths attended a fine farm trip at Fred Wagner's place and reported a most enjoyable time. Sunday saw Joe Ritze, Ed Greb, Clara, and Miss Lottie Ratzlaff sightseeing. an elevator man left for Oakes to enter a porter business. the H Noltimier family returned from their Chautauqua camp. Mr Paul Hennig went on an errand.

Wagner Fred Wagner Joe Ritze Ed Greb Clara H. Noltimier Chautauqua Grounds Paul Hennig

Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates Eightieth Birthday

Cardinal Gibbons turned eighty on July 24 with no formal celebration at his country home near Western Maryland. Messages of congratulations arrived from friends abroad as he remains in strong health and active for his age. Mrs. Charles Ricker and Florence Schurrmann of Seattle, with their daughter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. DuVall and left for the West Friday evening. Mrs. Ricker is a DuVall niece.

Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons T. Herbert Shriver Western Charles Ricker Florence Schurrmann Seattle W. F. DuVall The West

Barnes County Boys Win Honors At State Fair

Barnes County contestants excel at the state fair with high judging scores in cattle horses hogs and sheep. Audrey Holcomb led with top overall score earning a 15 cash prize and a college scholarship valued at 50 to 125 dollars. Arthur Jimnson and M Christ also won cash prizes while Ward County and Eddy County placed second and third respectively. Florence Hedstrum plans study abroad with a set departure for Chicago and New York City August 1.

Edwin Mayland Audrey Holcomb Arthur Hanson Valley City M. Christ Leal Arthur Jimnson Christ of Seal Holcomb Christ Hanson Barnes County Chris Agricultural College Ward County Eddy County Florence Hedstrum Chicago New York City Hedstrum William Clare Tall Barbara [ Walte

Death of Mrs Sophie Mimnaugh Former Valley City Resident

Mrs Sophie Mimnaugh born April 9 1843 in Quebec died after a three day illness from epilepsy at Maple Creek Sask Canada aged 72. She married Roger Mimnaugh in 1867 and lived in Barnes county from 1879 until 1910 before joining her daughter Mrs Edward Moriarty in Maple Creek. She leaves a sister four sons Henry John Thomas Will and two daughters Mrs Peter Hansen Mrs Banara Moriarty and Mrs Lawrence Vogel. Remains were brought from Maple Creek and funeral with High Mass will be held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning.

Sophie Mimnaugh Valley City Maple Creek Sask Canada Mimnaugh Quebec Roger Mimnaugh Barnes County Edward Moriarty Mikel Moriarty Henry John Mimnaugh Thomas Will Peter Hansen Banara Moriarty Alwrence Vogel

Minot Teachers Hear State Superintendent Praise

State Superintendent Taylor addressed teachers at the Minot normal school session praising professional spirit and attendance. He urged focusing on teacher qualifications over salaries and defended the recent primary vote for his re election.

Minot N. D Minot Normal School Taylor North Dakota

Pickpockets Busy at Fargo State Fair

At the Fargo state fair crowds, pocketbook thefts occurred. Frank Hall, superintendent of the Children's Home, lost $5 in change from his pocket on a streetcar exit. Conductor Charles Melcher reported a loss of fifty dollars from his pocketbook at the fair entrance.

Fargo Frank Hall Mr. Hall Charles Melcher Northern Pacific Fair Grounds

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Carpenter &Carpenter Gerald D. Carpenter S. G. Ellason Farmer Farm Carpenter and Carpenter Wm. A. Scott Feltcher Carpenter & Carpenter Fletcher Forst Conor Heifer Heifer A. Scott Wm. A Scott Mrs. Holland U.S Desire American National Bank WN. D James Grady HO. Myhro Press C. Armoth A.C. Thurkelson Mr. Wagne Lanona John Enerson West Fourth Street Enerson Lee Combs Denver Fargo State Fair Car Savings Department Middlewest Loan and Trust Company
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