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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
A Valley City value appears in this mixed page item. A woman seeks attorney Langer at the Capitol to address pool hall gambling via trade checks harming her family. Inspector Tostevin notes the practice is gambling and vows prosecutorial action, while noting sale of Victory Park lots progresses.
A Damestown Alert criticizes the Federal government for financing through securities and currency, argues for increased production to lower living costs, and decries postwar borrowing and destruction driven by Europe and America. He warns that government taxation hinders peace-time production amid wasteful propaganda.
The longtime Valley City former mayor and farm leader and equity advocate will speak at Fingal Nome Fort Ransom Hastings Kathryn Valley City Rogers Carey Hannaford Coopers Mel Henry Binford from June 9 to June 14 with two talks daily in most towns.
Mike and Tommy Gibbons will stage a six round boxing exhibition tomorrow in Appleton during Sales Day. an aviation feature is planned and merchants offer free coffee doughnuts and movies.
C E Lyman of Ames Iowa is in the city staying at the Kindred Hotel. He sells pennants and novelties and is an officer of the Evening Times Publishing Company, expressing interest in a daily newspaper plant.
Washington June 4 announces vacancies across the U S civil service with over 125 exams open. Openings range from routine to professional and scientific, with stenographers typists and bookkeepers in demand. Salaries include cost accountants 2200 to 4200 yearly and office managers 1200 to 3600 yearly.
Mining accountants earn 2400 to 6000 dollars yearly while naval ordnance plant roles pay 5000 to 9.28 per day for production and 9.20 per day for an assistant designing engineer. Other posts include soil chemical investigations at 3500 yearly. Civil Service Commission representatives can provide full information on these and more positions.
Mrs W W Harper left May 30 for St Paul and Chicago to visit relatives and will return for St Marys School commencement at Faribault where she will join her daughter Helen. Mrs Claude Farrell and baby left Friday for Wisconsin to visit relatives. Young people met at Mrs M M White’s home Sunday to practice music for Children’s Day at the church June 19. Mrs Chas Whitcher and Harriet spent Sunday with Mrs J H Whitcher. Mrs Skidmore visited friends from Thursday evening to Sunday.
Instructions direct soldiers to mail documents to the Zone Finance Officer in Washington for mileage claims and $60 bonuses. Officers deny mileage by law. each claim requires careful computation and approval by multiple divisions. Processing aims for speed via direct submission though settlement may be slow to prevent delays.
M C George M. Young of North Dakota promotes unity of capital and labor against Bolshevism. He urges loyalty to freedom and safety for American life. A screening of Bolshevism on Trial is set at the Grand Theater on June 6 and 7.
The air service seeks fifteen thousand recruits across branches with age limits from eighteen to forty. Enlistment proceeds via infantry, then transfer to air duties at various posts nationwide. An officer at Souther Field and Fort Omaha notes training and cross country flights for many enlistees.
A government deal would rapidly grow air service across the North American continent and overseas. The plan promises liberal peace time benefits for personnel, including furloughs, medical care, travel, and housing, with a four percent interest on oil deposits tied to the arrangement.
Under perfect weather at Ras mussen's Woods the Normal school held its annual picnic Wednesday. New students learn the event marks a yearly tradition with classes occupying spots, eating, and enjoying coffee and ice cream provided by the school. Stunts by each class entertained, and President Allen delivered a closing address before attendees headed home satisfied.
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