Valley City Politicians Show National Recognition
Valley City politicians widely praised for steady leadership in state and national roles as they serve in state offices and the Second Congressional district. The piece notes defense of President Harding amid Harvey London speech controversy and welcomes old soldiers of the Grand Army to the city for the state convention with warmth and respect.
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Valley City
United States Areas
Harding
Col. Harvey
London
Mr. Harding
House
Harvey
White House
Congress
Valley City Welcomes Veterans with Open Office
The mayor and Citizens of Valley City extend a cordial greeting to veterans. The Times-Record offers help to veterans and invites them to visit the office, where a chair is always ready. Chief Swanson notes a Van Hook sign limiting speed and jokes about not arresting veterans who beat it.
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Valley City
Times-Record
Swanson
van Hook
N. C
Timber Starved Country Poem and Senior Class Verse
The Valley City High School 1921 senior class poem by Miss Marjorie Caley laments timber shortages and tariff debates while urging perseverance. The text mixes national policy critique about lumber imports with personal reflections from the graduating class, ending with a pledge to stay loyal to alma mater.
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Valley City High School
Marjorie Caley
Jeorge B. Caley
Kindergarten Maintained At Public Request For Growth
The kindergarten will be kept open due to strong community demand. Parents must show continued interest by sending children to school each year, including four year olds who have not attended before. The playground will be open and supervision will occur in forenoon sessions.
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Congress
United States
National Forestry Department
G. W. Hanna
City summer school schedule and session locations
Parents are asked to take interest as the city schools run a summer program from 8 to 12. High school students attend the new High School building, junior high students use the Junior High School building, and others go to the Ritchie School building.
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Junnior
Ritchie
Brutal murder shocks Fargo at Prescott hotel
Marie Wick of Gryla Minnesota identified as victim in Fargo last night. She arrived on the 11 o clock train and planned to visit her aunt in Pettibone. Strangled, gagged, with arms bound, two head wounds, room battered. Rewards offered, investigators pursue clues as relatives head in.
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Fargo
N. D
Prescott
Marie Wick
Gryla
Marshall County
Minnesota
Pettibone
Visi
Green
Kraemer
Mann Urges Small Margin of Profits for Retailers
FargoND June 7 Fred P Mann president Devils Lake urged North Dakota retailers to seek quick turnovers and small profits during the adjustment period. He noted even undertakers rely on advertising and cited his personal rise from a delivery wagon to a $650000 annual business in Devils Lake, attributing success to newspaper advertising.
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Fargo
N. D
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Mr. Mann
Monument
Mann
Advertising and the Golden Rule in Retail
A historical remark urges restoring public confidence in retailers amid organized efforts to crush them. It calls for proving indispensability to community life and emphasizes the seller’s role in society.
Deadly Arkansas flood toll climbs as Pueblo counts victims
Pueblo Colorado reports 35 flood dead in morgues as E E Withers dies in a car crash with his son. Kendall household of nine perishes while other families vanish. Bodies recovered downstream in Booneville Olney Springs and Avondale. Pueblo renews cleanup while federal aid talks continue. Red Cross mobilizes funds and local relief efforts proceed.
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Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas
E. E. Withers
Baxter
Kendall
Kendalls
E. R. Cary
Cary
John
Booneville
Olney Springs
Vineland
Avondale
U. S. Health Service
Washington
J. L. Fiefer
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Wool Growers to Meet at Seal in June Session
Barnes County Wool Growers Association will hold its third annual meeting at Seal on Saturday June 4 at 2 p m President H W Green expects strong attendance North Dakota Wool Growers secretary Wm Guy will address the meeting Topics include wool marketing grading handling sacks and twine A quantity of North Dakota wool blankets will be offered for sale Samples will be shown The association has 86 members with last year pooling nearly three carloads of wool Current officers include President H W Green Leal City X Calnan Valley Treasurer Robt Joos Wimbledon Geo Rasmussen Dazey Roy Smith Pillsbury E H Emery Valley City
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Barnes County Wool Growers Association
Seal
H. W. Green
Associaton
Wm. Guy
North Dakota Wool Growers Association
North Dakota
Wool Growers Association
Weekly wants Dr F L WicksOCulist
Classified notice seeking a physician and optician services. The ad promotes Dr F L Wicks an oculist offering glasses fitting in Wicks Block Valley City North Dakota with a phone contact. A separate sale offer lists land parcels Northwest Quarter of North West Quarter of Section 29 Township 139 Range 56 with easy terms via P O Box 57 Valley City ND.
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F. L. Wicks
Wicks Block
N. W
P. O. Box
Valley City
N. D
Threshing outfit for sale near Sanborn ND 1921
Complete threshing outfit with Case steam engine 25 HP and Aultman & Taylor separator 36x64 plus belts. See at John Woodcock farm 6 miles north of Sanborn. Sell for cash or bankable paper due in fall. Contacts A P Hanson Litchville ND. Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance annual meeting June 24 1921 Valley City.
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H. P
Aultman & Taylor
John Woodcock
Sanborn
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Rose
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Basislave
Republic
Edithius
V.C.H.S
New York Herald
Leal Aan X. Calnan
Valley
Robt. H. Joos
Wimbledon
Geo. Rasmussen
Dazey
Roy Smith
Pillsbury
E. H. Emery
A. P. Hanson
Litchville, N. D
Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Ford
Detroit
Fordson Tractor
Embertson
West Valley City, North Dakota
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