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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

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Resolutions from Valley City Grand Army veterans reach out

Old Soldier? Pass Resolutions. The Valley City Grand Army of the Republic Department thanks residents for hospitality June 9 1921 and extends gratitude to the Woman's Relief Corps and the comrades of Spanish American War and World War I. It condemns Bolshevism and urges unity and devotion to nation and home.

Grand ‘Army of Republic Department of Grand Army of the Republic Valley City America

Farm Bureau Picnic Saturday Attended by County Members

The Farm Bureau and Livestock picnic at Chautauqua Park drew a small turnout from across the county. Principal speaker J. M. Devine of Minot failed to appear, while A. J. McInnes opened the program and musical numbers from the Normal School preceded discussions on the 16 referendum measures. Local attendees from Valley City and Rogers were present, with plans for further meetings in Sanborn Leal Minnie Lake Cuba and other towns.

Farm Bureau Chautaupua Park J. M. Devine Minot Valley City A. J. McInnes Normal School B. A. Wiji Derey Wiji M. O. Grangaard Rogers McInnes Grangaard Sanborn Oriska Leal Minnie Lake Cuba uMville Green Township Springvale Ashtabula Toomorton Sanford Frank Lannon R. A. Will Dazey A. J. McIaines W. E. Grant Caba Harry Green Miss Ene T. X. Calnan

Big Time at the Valley City Chautauqua Opens

The Valley City Chautauqua runs June 25 to July 4 featuring returning acts from last year. Highlights include the Crawford Adams company, Davies Light Company, Dr EB Eaton and Luther College Band performing June 29 amid Luther College’s 60th anniversary celebrations. The 55 piece band is led by Prof Carlo A Sperati.

Valley City Crawford-Adams Company Davies Light Rn Company EB Eaton Luther College

Minnesota fishing rules clarified for non residents

A letter by Carlos Avery, Minnesota fish commissioner, clarifies non resident fishing rules and the 25 pound limit. It notes wardens confiscating catches and license penalties, explains tag requirements for shipments, and outlines how season totals apply to non residents.

Minnesota Carlos Avery Nne North Dakota Justices of the Peace Justice of the Peace Avery

Valley City Bid Tops for U C T Convention Site

Abe Stern lobbies at Vir ginia Minn Daily Enterprise report as Valley City pitches itself in detail for next year’s U C T convention. He touts modern city status with 6000 population hotels rail lines eight daily trains and strong water supply while denouncing high hotel prices and urging railway rate cuts.

Virginia Valley City Stern Northern Pacific Soo Line North Dakota

Ruth Bryan Owen to Speak at Valley City Chautauqua

Luther college students and Valley City residents anticipate a Chautauqua weekend headlined by Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan. Owen will lecture Saturday June 25 and again June 26 as part of the program. The Davies Light Opera company will present the beauty opera Chimes of

Algo Luther College Ruth Bryan Owen William Jennings Bryan Valley City London Egg Chautauquarogram Davies Light Opera Company Tne Phateautifight Opera Senatautiful Opera Chimes

Mrs Mary Harris Armor Coming Here

A feature宣 event announces Mrs Mary Harris Armor the renowned Georgia temperance speaker to appear Sunday evening June 19 at the Normal auditorium Valley City. The renowned orator known as The Georgia Cyclone will present longtime anti alcohol reform messages with free admission and wide audience appeal.

Mary Harris Armor Georgia Armour Boston Glasgow Brooklyn London United States Milan Italy Canada Mexico New Zealand Japan Armor

Rob Fibre Co. Office Break-In Yields One Pack Cigarettes

The Valley City Fibre Co office was broken into Monday night. A single package of Camel cigarettes was stolen. Entry was gained by removing a screen window and the safe was opened but left untouched due to a sign on it. Everything was restored and no other items disturbed. Secretary John D. Gray discovered the theft. They suspect transient perpetrators.

Valley City Fibre Co Yegg Yeggs John D. Gray

Valley City bats explode in ninth for six to two win

Minot led 2 1 until the ninth when Valley City erupted for five runs and prevailed 6 2. Valley City travelled from Fessenden for a two game series and plans a return with Fessenden Friday. Both teams had strong hitting and limited errors, with Valley City credited for only one error and Minot for two. The contest featured solid pitching and late offense.

Minot N. D Valley City Fessenden

Marriage of Miss Fan and J Edward Christensen

Miss Fan daughter of Mr and Mrs George Newberry Jamestown and J Edward Christensen of New Rockford wed Wednesday morning at her parents home. Rev G Leroy White officiated. Twenty relatives attended. They planned a honeymoon trip to Fargo Glacier Park Sunburst Montana and visits to Jamestown Minnewaukan on return. Christensen a pharmacist. Fan taught in Jamestown public schools.

Miss Fan George Newberry Jamestown J. Edward Christensen New Rockford 8Th Avenue South G. Leroy White M. E. Church Christensen Jamestown Public Schools Federated Hall School Cooperstown High School Valley City Normal Minnewsukon Public Schools Agricultural College Fargo

Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Valley City

Preparations by the Fourth of July committee promise a daylong program in Valley City with cannon salute at sunrise and fireworks at night. Activities include baseball games, races, a big parade, auto and team parades, and abundant bands. A Legion Bowery dance may follow at the bowery next to City Hall, weather permitting.

Valley City Nyeir Legion Bowery

Sportsmen Plan to Go to Hankinson Tournament

The Valley City Gun Club preps for a June 22 Hankinson N C tournament with six to seven local shooters aiming to compete against crack shots from across the region. The regular midweek shoot yielded scores last Wednesday evening.

Valley City Gun Club Hankinson N. C

Delegates Named to Convention in Devils Lake

Missea Mertice Jobe and Gracia Amundson named by the local Business and Professional Women's Club as delegates to the second annual state convention in Devils Lake, June 15 and 16. Attendees include delegates from Grand Forks, Jamestown, Fargo, Bismarck, and Minot. Lena Madesin Phillips of New York City will address on Women Citizens after the banquet at Hotel Grayson. Rotary Club hosts tours and a picnic at the C. W. Kelly farm, with an elaborate program of reports, talks, music, and round table discussions.

Missea Mertice Jobe Gracia Amundson Devils Lake Grand Forks Jamestown Fargo Bismarck Minot Lena Madesin Phillips National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs New York City Grayson Rotary Club of School For the Deaf Military Grounds C. W. Kelly

Alumni to Attend Summer Quarter

Miss Gladys EB Jones of Gratto n plans to attend the college during the summer quarter after teaching fifth and sixth grades in New Charleston. Vernadel Cowin from St Thomas will join for the twelve weeks of summer quarter after teaching there this year. Winifred I Noyes of Bisbee will take work here after a year teaching fifth and sixth grades in Rolla. Ragna Ordahl of Clyde sent her reservation fee. Neva B Lane plans the full summer quarter for advanced work. Alvina Rust a 1920 graduate will attend the June 21 session alongside Nellie Bugbee who taught in Hope this year and aims for room reservations. Miss Winifred I Noyes of Bisbee will be here in the summer session after teaching in Rolla.

Gladys EB. Jones Gratton New Charleston St. Thomas Vernadel Cowin Winifred I. Noyes Bisbee Rolla Misa Ragna Ordahl Clyde Grafton Neva B. Lane Alvina Rust New Salem Nellie Bugbee Hope Schools

Marriage of Sophia Anderson and Alexander Flach

The ceremony took place at Sacred Heart parish house on May 20 at 9 20 am, officiated by Rev L O Donoghue. Miss Esther Anderson served as bridesmaid and Francis Flach as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s parents’ farm south of Sanborn before the couple departed for a wedding trip to Fargo.

Barnes County Sophia Anderson August Anderson Litchville Alexander Flach Jonh Flach Herman Township Sacred Heart Parish House L. O'Donoghue Pather Kleidon Esther Anderson Francis Flach Sanborn Farge Mrs A. Flach Sanborn Enterprise

Funeral for Captain Ernest Harrison Held at Spiritwood

Attendees from the area gathered for the funeral of Captain Ernest Harrison who served in Company B of the Gas Regiment in World War I and died two weeks after the armistice. About 80 American Legion members formed the funeral procession, with interment in Spiritwood Cemetery.

Ernest Harrison Spiritwood Co. B. Gas Regiment American Legion Spiritwood Cemetery

Voters urged to sign recalls and amendments statewide

Voters are urged to sign recall and amendment petitions as a statewide drive proceeds. The notice explains changes since Devils Lake convention, clarifies that initiated laws signatures must be redone, notes differing signature requirements, and asks volunteers to help protect public funds by securing signatures for all petitions.

Devila Lake Devils Lake

Camp Fire at Normal School gathers for G A R event

Last night the G A R Camp Fire at the Normal Auditorium featured a municipal band concert and patriotic talks by Major D S Ritchin and Prof Meyer. Speaker Smif Stimmel of Fargo highlighted patriotism, with Mrs Chas Jones of Lisbon addressing crippled children work. Harmony Four sang, Knute Froysaa performed, and Star Spangled Banner closed. Officers to be elected in business session.

Joseph E. Gandy D. S Ritchin Meyer Smif Stimmel Fargo N. D Stimmel Chas. Jones Lisbon Knute Froysaa Dean Knute Froysaa Harmony Ita Valley City

Medford Church Wedding: Miss Corlies Weds George A. Codding

In Medford Oregon at the Episcopal church on May 21 Miss Maude Corlles became the bride of George A. Codding in a formal ceremony. Rev W B Hamilton officiated with Miss Katherine Swem as bridesmaid and Tom Swem as best man. The couple, both prominent locals, plan a Californian honeymoon drive after the celebration.

Medford Oregon Gerarda A. J. Codding Maude Corlles George A. Codding W. B. Hamilton Katherine Swem Tom Swem Miss Swein

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V. C. Chautauqua U.C.T ROB Fibre CO R. R Great Northern Railway Company Wallace Tax Commission Hetland Cheney Koehn Nordgaard Zimmerman Foster Tee ‘Alley Bank of Valley City George Codding Medford, Oregon
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