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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

8

Rotary Club Luncheon Discusses Audit and Lake Project

Rotarians heard Bert Fletcher of Watertown and Cubs manager introduced as guest of the day. Frank Ployhar urged a board meeting with Commercial Club to audit past due accounts to seek funds. Bonhus outlined Great Lakes St Lawrence Waterway benefits and paving plans. Mayor Bonhus urged careful timing and fiscal feasibility for improvements while Krogh called for storm sewer on lath avenue south.

Rotary Club Bert Fletcher Watertown Watertown Cubs Ateaders Frank Ployhar Harvey Taylor Nell Johnson Percy Trubshaw Northwest Bonhus Council Krogh Lath Avenue North Hills Bonhws

Mayor Bonhus Outlines City Plans And Water System

City Council session sees Mayor Bonhus push for water system upgrades with new wells, mains, and a cross mains method. Discussion covers a storm sewer, a north hill tank site, and rights of way across state property for the main, with emphasis on urgency and council study.

Weeting Bonhuy Outliset Toby Linpestracuee Themayne Vily Weil Nwre Malia State Teachers College Board of Administration

Trespass Warning On High Line Bridge Issued

A Northern Pacific warning notes trespassers on the High Line viaduct risk injury from trains. J J Chamberlain forwards a letter from Superintendent Huntington urging schools and the public to keep off the bridge and avoid prosecutions.

J. J. Chamberlain Northern Pacific High Line Huntington Dilworth Mina

Boys and Girls Club News Notes in Urbana

Urbana plans a busy girls sewing club with regular summer meetings and a program including plain sewing and ward robe work. The Noltimier club will hold a schoolhouse picnic on Friday June 2. About thirty youths join the pig club, with lab pigs thriving under young handlers. The group received a bulletin The Northern Pig From Birth To Market by Prof J H Shepperd offering practical pig farming insights. Poster letters keep members informed on pig work, juniors urged to pasture for production. Mylo Olatad of Hobart township bought a purebred gilt.

Urbana Noltimier Pig Club J. H. Shepperd The Agricultural College

Island Lake club grows pigs and announces spring plans

April brought a litter of eleven pigs to a club member who aims to compete next fall. The Island Lake Boys and Girls Club, organized last week, met at the schoolhouse in Dist 58 Mansfield Twp on Wednesday May 31. The report notes sewing and leadership planning, summer meetings, and county demonstrations in eggs for market and baking demos on June 24 at Valley City. The district hosted a stock judging school with Angus cattle at Hurlrey Farm and Guernsey herd at Krobbenhoff Farm. County Club Agent Miss Larson outlines more such schools for June 12 1184 and visits to Barnes County farms. Enrollments reach 480 across 34 communities with projects in sewing 108 poultry 3 and livestock gardening canning and bread totaling most enrollments. Local leaders and former club members aid the effort ahead of summer activities.

Mylo Island Lake Dist Mansfield Twp Ida Swanson Lucca Valley City Olive Vera Perry Oriska Club Page Richard Jarvis Herman Krapt Baldwin Two Maurice Harvingston Clarence Keyes Lester Smith Ernest Holler Robert Carmichael Louis McKee Pillsbury W. A. Watson Prin Baldwin Congoliated School H. A. Watson Pilsbury School H. A. Rilling Hurlley Farm Krobbenhoff Farm Larson Barnes County Ens Tts

Hi-Liners Split Mitchell Series in Tuesday Tilt

The Hi-Liners lost the second game to Kernels but rallied, as Drost held the visitors to four hits after a rough early inning. Wenz joined the lineup with a strong 647 batting average after 17 appearances. Attendance was about 200 as Sioux Falls Soos loom for a three game set with games at 6 15 today and tomorrow and 3 00 Sunday.

Hi-Livers Kernels Ted Mitchell Drost Cogan Gerner Pratt Busler McCafferty Hart Nolt Droft Fong Duff Racicot Wenz Carr Paul Gerner Klein Inj Carr Lane Gilbert Sheen Sioux Falls Soos Soos

Valley City vs Mitchell baseball scoreline

Valley City 12 4 inner details show 000 003 001 for Mitchell 161 000 000 indicating final score 1 to 7. Batteries Drost Gerner Duff Knox. Umpire Magoon.

R.A. E. Valley City Mitchell Drost and Gerner Duff and Knox Magoon Valley City Abrhpoae Klein Ef Lane Gilbert Agai Hart Rf L Wenz Lt Racicot Carr Gerner Drost Mitchell Abrhpore Nolt Dougan Pratt Buster McCafferty Page Fong Duff Sumimary Tomeruns Carp Harned Harrion

Jeanne d Arc Evening of the French War Theatrical Reading

Translate rendition shows Joan of Arc story with farmers and townsfolk debating a king against Bourguignons. Joan receives a heavenly call to find Charles and rally soldiers aided by Roberd of Uduricourt. Lords discuss a peasant girl joining the king’s cause.

Rance Charles Menry England Hinsel France Joan Bourges Saint Therine Saint Marguerite Roberd of Udricourt Prince Charles

Joan of Arc Voices Challenge Crown At Rouen

In Rouen prison Joan faces judges Stratford and the court as soldiers mock her and a looming public execution.

Patterson's Trained Wild Animal Circus Promises Cohesive Displays

Patterson's Trained Wild Animal Circus arrives in Valley City on Friday for afternoon and evening shows. The program uses synchronized displays with identical acts across three rings, cages, stages, and aerials, allowing all spectators to see the same performances from any seat. In Springfield, nurse Mario J. Beal departed for K. G., Missouri after five months in an open air colony, having previously lived in Dayton, Ohio.

Patterson Valley City America Springfield Ill Mario J. Beal K. G Dayton Ohio

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Rotarians Ad. Chamber Shy Taam Gvaslow High Bridge F. C. Huntington Mylo Olatad Hobart Township Michell Jeanne D’arc Pather Baker Teachers College God St. Louis Charlemagne Orleans Rhiems Tere Rouen Asclere Stratford Ndom Judge
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