President Wilson Hears Farmers of Northwest
President Wilson met Northwest Washington farmers and assured support for crop marketing. He endorsed using wartime experience as a guide for permanent reforms, aiming for protection and price guarantees to stimulate production while avoiding fixed prices. The discussion covered federal operation of grain exchanges, storage facilities, and possible future peacetime market improvements.
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Washington
Vresident Wilson
Northwest
Ife
Congress
Courtens Die
Thomas Pendray
Jamestown
Pendray
Eose
Herbert C. Hoover
Food Control Office
Wilson
Stee Seet
Normal School Wins Conference Pennant
The State Normal senior baseball team closed its 1917 season with a decisive win over Ellendale on their ground, Stillings holding to four hits as Noksen led with three of four at bats. The victory secures a top standing in conference play with a 5–2 record. The document also contains a long abstract of the North Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Company year ending December 31, 1916, with balances, incomes, and expenses certified by the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance.
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Ellendale
Nome
Gamne
Stillings
Nok
Sen
Our Boys
Call
A. W
North Dakota Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Valley City
North Dakota
J. Eats Pretetary
D. W. Clark
Valley
Ci A‘torney For Service Af Pr North Dakota
Commissioner of Insurances
Lyla Srose
North Darot
Sericea
Weiss
State OF
TS. A. Oisnexs
Commie of
Thiuranen
North Mapatsuam
Wreby
Marcel
A. D
Dismarck
Anil
Ald
S. A
Trsurane
Sons of Norway Session Ends in Bismarck 1918 Meeting Honors
The Sons of Norway of North Dakota and Canada conclude their annual convention in Bismarck after selecting Mayville as the 1918 meeting site and electing officers. Delegates from many lodges inspect state capital sites, with a banquet at Hotel McKenzie closing the event. Notables include President L P Latrom, Regent I Johnson, and Secretary J O Engesather among officers installed by Grand Secretary L O Stavheim.
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Bismarck
Mayville
Sons of Norway
North Dakota
Canada
Commonwealth
L. O. Staynheim
M. F. Hagze
Hatton
L. P. Latrom
Galesburg
O. C. Enstad
Penn
I. Johnson
Grand Forks
Treasuer
O. A. Arneson
Binford
J. O. Engesather
Petersburg
Isaac Mattgon
Minot
Commercial Club
Anite
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck Indian School
Camp Frazier
Keniston
Hotel
McKenzie
A. M. Christianson
Carl S. Anderson
Ole Broathen
C. Enstad
Fekin
Jonas H. Enebo
Pekin
J. O. Entgesather
K. Erdahl
Fargo
LB. Blatad
Rugby
Peter Fuegelse
A. Findalen
Abercrombie
F. Greenland
Cooperstown
C. Greenland
J. G. Haaland
J .C. Holkestad
Ole Hildre
Carl B. Hoover
Petersburgh
Peter Halvorsen
Wildrose
Torger Honnger
Williston
O. E. Hillestad
M. F. Hagges
R. Jacobson
Baard Jensen
Enderlin
Johnson
C. M. Kjelland
Valley City
H. C. Kluppen
Devils Lake
A. Kvalheim
Maddock
O. C. Linding
John Mustad
John Myrum
Rollette
Olaf Oldtrua
Job 0. Die
Hagbart Olson
N. J. Rimmes
Scrumgaard
Bert
Runaway Teas Hurt Man and Kill Horse Near Main Street
Two four horse teams owned by Louis Bond ran away Friday from the mill toward Main Street, injuring Carl Peterson of Company G and killing a horse. Peterson, fixing a motorcycle, did not see the run until too late and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. A horse broke its leg and was shot. Miss Jean Smith has taken a bank job in Redstone Montana after filing a claim there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bond
Carl Peterson
Company G
Main Street
Peterson
Daily Times-Record Early Item Preview
A brief note in the Daily Times-Record highlights the newspaper’s position as the source of first publication for upcoming stories and updates this edition may contain. The statement underscores the paper’s role in delivering breaking local coverage to readers.
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Daily Times-Record
Alumni Dance Welcomes 1917 High School Grads
The class of 1917 joined the Valley City High School Alumni Association at a formal reception and dance in E. P. hall. President Gordon Vallandingham led a business session, officers were elected, and speeches plus a buffet luncheon followed before late dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
E. P
Gordon Vallandingham
Elmer Cowdrey
Lila Platou
Hilma Larson
Valley City
Vallandigham
Alfhild Sivert
Bert Weston
Kipling
George Kelsey
George Ragsmussen
T. S. Henry
Ren Heary
Harvey Schilling
George Wallis
Metcalf
Contractor Curren Starts Another Major Fifth Avenue Upgrade
Contractor W. J. Curren bought the Fifth Avenue property between the Fifth Avenue hotel and the Wm. Story site from the First National bank. A wrecking crew began removing the old frame building to replace it with a two story brick office block 25 by 100 feet with a basement. Curren will occupy part and rent the rest, boosting the block alongside the Wm. Story building. Additional nearby owners aim for more new structures on Fifth avenue between the Kindred hotel and the Son office. Curren also secured a Mandan project to build a modern Story store at roughly 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Curren
Fifth Avenue
First National Bank
Kindred Hotel
Son
Curren
Mandan
Wm. Story
Farm for sale sought by buyer in Minneapolis request
WANTED to hear from owner of good farm for sale with state cash price full information. Contact D. F. Bush Minneapolis.
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D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Inn
State Bank Resources Show Wealth of State
State bank and trust companies in North Dakota show a strong gain in resources and deposits from May 1, 1916 to May 1, 1917, with loans and discounts up $17,129,174.98 and total resources up to $107,061,941.35. Time certificates rise $11,848,576.11, deposits subject to check up $1,605,179.84, and capital stock up $1,002,000. The report covers 686 banks and four trust companies, marking one of the best showing years. Local notes mention visits by a Fargo novelist, and banker meetings in Carrington.
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Bismarck
June
North Dakota Bank and Trust Companies
J. R. Waters
State Examiner's Office
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Young and Norton
Banger
J. Randahl
State Railroad Commission
J. A. Little
Commission
F. A. Bennett
Great Falls
Mont
C. W. Holman
Madison, Wis
Tha
Fargo Courier-News
Robert Bowen
Temple
Litchville
Dick Flavin
Times
Briscoe
George A. McFarland
Normal School
Pandur Jostes
UBL
National “Bank
Bley
Bank of
Jean Smith
Redstone
Scott
Scott's A
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
Fluid Deano
KOTOR
Castoria
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
T. Melvin Lee
Carrington
Bankers of the Fifth District
J. van Houten
M. D
Gray Block Valley City
N.D
Fifth Ave
N. E
A. Pray
M.D
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Postoffice
Charles E. Hunt
Siegfried
Pharmacy Valley City
FL. Wicks
Wicks
Valley City N.D
Winterer & Ritchie
Theodore
Lindland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
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