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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
Valley City considers establishing a local Chautauqua to boost education and civic life. The plan highlights lectures on agriculture and domestic science, youth programs, and cultural activities, with the movement attracting attendees from across North Dakota and beyond.
Fred Froeschle aged 19 of Kaster died after a wagon accident while out with neighbors. He was found dead in bed next morning at home. Authorities suspect violence and those with him were arrested following a complaint by his father, John Froeschle.
A fragmented discussion cites a male claim of greater blood cell counts in men versus women, linking anemia to pale appearance and poor digestion. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to improve digestion, nourish the body, and increase red blood cells, suggesting nervousness stems from nerve hunger and that improved blood color brings rest and vigor.
One of the first summer picnics of the season brought about sixty farmers and their wives to the Groves farm for a day of games and talks. Members of the Anderson Farmers Club and school district No. 16 attended, with Edwin Mayland addressing on Better Farming work in Barnes county and Minnie J. Nielsen discussing a Washington visit and Wilson inauguration.
The Times Record reports plans to shift county agricultural fairs to a fall schedule with a central county fair at the county seat. Prof Edwin Mayland and Supt Miss Nielson push Farmers' Clubs in townships to host booths, fostering friendly rivalry and broader exhibits. Valley City business leaders are urged to support a world‑class claim for Barnes County farming progress.
Cooper director of the Better Farming Association of North Dakota visited Cooper last evening with Edwin Mayland to inspect crop conditions on demonstration farms across the county. The tour aims to assess fire safety, building conditions, and organizational activity led by Valley City figures including Billy DuVall. Local delegates from Valley City are listed, with notes on ongoing demonstrations and county fair preparations to promote a stronger rural community.
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