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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
Valley City Times Record, priced at $1.50 yearly in advance, is entered at the Valley City post office as second class mail matter and is the official paper for city and county affairs.
Valley City enjoys a boom with full housing demand, a brick and tile plant hiring 150, and a thriving Chautauqua led by Rev. Karr. The town’s parks, schools, and officials boost its status as a regional educational and industrial center amid optimistic prospect for continued growth.
The piece argues Secretary McKenna's hunger strike law traps militant suffragists, notably Mrs. Pankhurst, by cycling releases and arrests to extend sentences. It features Dr Mayo McCoy sermonizing on class and marriage, claiming wealthy daughters face poor matches unless wealth is equal.
The piece defends Roosevelt against ridicule over a small verdict in a damage case. It notes his request and withdrawal of money claims, praises his restraint, and urges abandoning drunkenness accusations as untrue though some may claim to have seen him intoxicated.
Barnes County reports unprecedented crop prospects with abundant pasture feed and healthy livestock. Local sentiment remains optimistic across classes, though some warn against shifting entirely to grain. Diversified farming is seen as the key to resilience in favorable years and a safeguard during poor crop conditions.
The Democrats insist farm products belong on the free list while opposing a broad free trade experiment. Opposition grows from many regions as the proposal faces strong resistance.
Two essential factors govern quality printing. Skilled workmen and top materials and tools determine results. The Times-Record offers competent staff and the best machinery and supplies for book making commercial printing advertising stationery embossing. Contact Times-Record Printing Company at 4 East Main Street Valley City North Dakota.
News notes from Bismarck to Minot highlight new banks and a busy state convention. Elmer J. Smith, Minot police chief, is acquitted, while Father Bede Marty of Standing Rock dies at 53 after decades of service.
The Times-Record highlights the economy of classified ads as a method to obtain goods and services. A small newspaper ad costs only a few cents and reaches a wide local audience, helping buyers and sellers connect efficiently.
A detective recalls investigating a near fatal poisoning tied to a wine bottle delivered by express. He traces handwriting on the box to Mrs Gordon, whose physician later reveals possible puerperal insanity after birth of their child. The doctor urges discretion as Gordon remains unaware.
The Times-Record notes columns center interest for workers as wants reveal essential needs for home and business. Miss Georgia Feckler of Kensal, after a week in town, returned home Sunday evening. Oscar Lee, a Nome man, found Valley City attractions strong yesterday.
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