Recall petitions surge amid farmers support in North Dakota
A.L. Burdick urged signing the recall petitions at the Cass County Farm Bureau picnic as a wave of support grows for U.S. Grain Growers. North Dakota unions push a nonpartisan league bond issue while Gompers and Lewis clash for AFL leadership. Kate Richards O’Hare spoke in Williston, railing against officials and spreading radical views despite protests from civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burdick
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Cass County Farm Bureau
Cass County Farmureau
W. W. Brown
Amonia
U. S. Grain Growers
U. 8
U. 5
Young Urges Free Lumber In Tariff Debate
Representative Young of North Dakota argues against free lumber removal from the tariff bill. He urges keeping lumber on the free list only if the bill is revised to protect industries hurt by the general slump, calling for cautious, ten year protection rather than short term relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Washington
North Dakota
Ways and Means Committee
Seaanding
First Barnes County Elevator Signs with U S Grain Growers USG A
Daxey North Dakota barnes county elevator becomes the first in the United States to contract with United States Grain Growers for grain handling. The Farmers' Cooperative Elevator Co signed unanimously. 75 stockholders present. Kathryn’s Farmers Mill & Elevator Co also signs for pool. Both pools include 100 percent participation. Organizers report strong North Dakota support and rapid expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burdick
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federaion
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
B. Fuller
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Fargo
U. S
Barnes County
Dickey County
United States
Daxey
N. D
Unite States
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Co
E. A. Duff
United States Grain Growers Wheat Pool
United States Grain Growers
Farmers’ Cooperative
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Barmers’ Mill & Elevator Co
Kathryn
Flames
Usher L. Burdick
North Dakota
B. H. Critchfield
Carey
Kathryn Yeterday
United States Grain Pool
Critchfield
Burdick
Himelf
Griffin Jacobson wedding at bride’s parents home
Miss Effie Jacobson and Mr. Chris J. Griffin were married at high noon Saturday in a ceremony at the bride’s parental home. Rev. Baker officiated. attendance included about thirty relatives and close friends. The couple left that evening for Palo Alto after a wedding breakfast at Hotel Rudolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Jacobson
Oscar Jacobson
Chris J. Griffin
Palo Alto
California
Father Baker
Minnie Ellingson
Ruby Halvorson
Laurine Jacobson
Helen Chaffee Wos
Griffin
A. U. Fagu.e
Valley City
Normal School
Conservatory of Music
State University
Stanford University
Rudolf
L. 8. Platou
Fargo
Valley City Baseball Schedule Boosts Local Support
The Valley City club announces a four day series starting tomorrow with Minot, then Calvary Black Sox and a pair of games against Mandan. New pitchers and a second baseman boost a strengthened team, with home games at 6 15 p m Wednesday and Thursday and Saturday 4 p m and Sunday 3 p m results noted in recent play. The article urges fans to attend and support both morally and financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Sampson
Minot
Caluary Black Sox
Mandan
Valley Ley
Children of Congregational Sunday School at 10 15
Saturday's report notes children are asked to attend the church at 10 15 tomorrow for the annual Children's Day service. Two audiences saw the film Something to Think About at The Grand last night and praise it. another showing is scheduled tonight. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Jones with kids, seasonally at Long Beach, California, returned home to Fourth Street recence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Oscar Mason
Jones
Long Beach
California
Fourth Street
Aieragon
Valley City
Students and locals share news from the Oxford trip and town life
Mr Waldo Simengen and Olaf Somdahl return from Oxford Ohio where they attend Miami University and earned recognition in activities. Mr and Mrs Joseph Barr and daughter Hazel travel home to Rugby ND after attending commencement at the Normal school where Hazel graduates. Rev C G Fox trains a boys cub gang preparing for the Boy Scouts with motto service and loyalty. A note from C N McGillvrsy in Houghton MI says they will visit Ripley Ontario and asks to send Times Record there. Mrs Ed Jacobson arrives from Velva ND for medical treatment and her husband reports optimistic crop prospects this year.
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Waldo Simengen
Olaf Somdahl
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Joseph Barr
Hazel
Rugby
N. D
Karl Sanders
C. G. Fox
Boy Scouts
Ed. Jacobson
Velva
Playground team beats Noltimier on Incal diamond
The Noltimier consolidated school fell 11 to 17 in a fast game of ball against the city playground team at Incal diamond last night. A nonpartisan picnic is planned in Chautauqua park this afternoon with Attorney General William Lemke as chief speaker at three oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noltimier Consolidated School
Noltimier
Chautauqua Park
William Lemke
Lemker
North Dakota
Second Baseman Dean Joins Valley City Baseball Roster
Dean, last season's second baseman for Valley City and a top player, is expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow morning. Manager Sampson says more pitchers will arrive in a day or two and aims to field a quick, strong team. Many players are en route and the lineup should change substantially within a week as Sampson pushes to build a competitive squad. Hank Sampson is pushing hard to assemble the best possible players to compete for the pennant and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Valley City
Sampson
Sampsory
Valley City Notes Miss Tiber Guests and Local Events
Miss Anne Tiber arrives in the city as guest of Miss Adeline Girard while Miss Georgia Matteson visits friends. An ice cream social by the Boys Roosevelt Club is tonight at Master Edwin Simonson’s home. Rev. C G Fox resigns from All Saints and will move to Sedalia Missouri. Dr Mary Armour of Georgia, the Georgia Cyclone, speaks tomorrow night in Normal Auditorium. Service at 8 pm unites several churches with music and civic audience invited.
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Anne Tiber
Adeline Girard
Georgia Matteson of
Enderlin
the Normal
C. G. Fox
All Saints Church
Fox
Mary Armour
Georgia
Fargo
Mra. Armour
United States
Valley City
Armour
Canada
Great Britain
Monday Daily notes local winners and community sightings
Monday's Daily reports Laird winning the cream separator at the Peoples store raffle held Saturday. It also lists local moves, births, travel for medical exams, band help, a Yeoman lodge picnic, Hastings and Finkal ball game 4 to 2, road work by Ed Wyttenbach, rhubarb pie plant gifts, Y M C A camp preparations, fishing trips, and a grateful editor for the fish brought home.
Chautauqua tents filling fast as event nears
Lawrence Bohnhoff oversees tent and camp sites at the Chautauqua with fifty tents to be won soon. Grounds sprayed to prevent mosquitoes. attendees urged to arrange tents promptly. Attorney General William Lemke spoke at Barnex County Federation meeting in the Chautauqua auditorium, praising the state administration yet critiquing tax burdens. Airedale pups will soon lose freshness on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence’ Bohnhoff
William Lemke
Barnex County Federation of Women’s
Chautauqua
Lemke
Outing at lake cottage followed by wedding and visits
Pee Wicks and family left last eve to enjoy a lake cottage outing. Dr L S Plato and family attended the wedding of Miss Effie Jacobson and remained over Sunday. S Dean arrived from Paola Indiana to join Valley City baseball. C H Carpenter of Minneapolis visited the Carpenter Lumber Company yard tour. Enderlin beat Lisbon 10 to 4 in a gritty district league clash. The tourist camp drew cars from several states including Ainsworth Iowa. Theo Olsen and son Korman visited C A Olsen, with Mrs Olsen staying on for several days.
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Dr. L. 5
Plato
Effie Jacobson
C.H. Carpenter
Minneapolis
Carpenter Lumber Company
RK. L. McNeil
Lisbon
Enderlin
District Court
Alee
Luces
Pepiey
Lucca
Meer City
Shaw
Theo. Olsen
Korman
Hendrum
Minn
C. A. Olsen
Theo
North Dakota City Visitor Returns From Iowa Trip
Charles Witham returned Sunday from southern Iowa where he visited friends. He said he drove fifty miles without seeing a barn and declared he has no idea how hard times are in the country. He is glad to be back in North Dakota and believes there are worse places than his home state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Witham
Iowa
Mr. Witham
Charlie
North Dakota
Great Woman Orator Saturday Chautauqua Opens
Saturday June 26 opens with Mrs Rath Owen as main speaker at Chautauqua in Valley City. Her father the Great Commoner has appeared here, and she is said to rival him on the platform. A WWI war worker and co secretary treasurer with Mrs Herbert Hoover on Economic Relief will lecture. Crawford Adams Company to provide musical number. Community urged to attend and invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Rath
Owen
Valley City Chauta
Herbert Hoover
Economic Relief Committee
Crawford- Adams Company
McNtion
America
John Holmes Passes Away in Portland as Pioneer Banker
The Times-Record reports the death last night at 8:40 of John Holmes, longtime Barnes County resident and first National Bank director in Valley City. A respected, “on the square” businessman and Mason, Holmes helped shape the community since arriving in 1880. He served as county treasurer, county administrator, and grand high priest of the Masonic Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Record
Rtland
John Holmes
Holmes
Barnes County
Wiley City
Ae Bank
Valley City
Portland
First National Bank
Masonic
Weekly Gun Club Shoot Yields Mixed Scores
The Gun Club held its weekly shoot last Sunday with Hetland scoring 52 of 75 and Feater 87 of 50. High scores were Hetland 22 and Lippold 21 of 26, despite a heavy southeast wind. Several newcomers showed good form and may improve as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetland
Feater
Grasawick
Sullivan
Schroeder
Lippold
Fearing
Barnes
Wold
Pfusch
Hess
Stuewig
Dahl
Pfurca
Washouts cripple Northern Pacific trackage west of Videaux
Storms washed out rail lines west of Videaux Mont and Sentinel Butte carrying away about twenty miles of track and several bridges. Through trains are delayed while materials are hauled via Leeds on the Great Northern and the high line to speed repairs. Hundreds of workers are on site and officials predict at least ten days before through service returns to the Northern Pacific.
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Videaux, Mont
Sentinel Butte
Northern Pacific
Leeds
Great Northern
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O'Connor
North Dakota Trades and Labor Assembly of Fargo
American Federation of Labor
Nonpartisan League
State Bank of North Dakota
Executive Council
Jess
Dade Samuel Gompers
Lewis
Samuel
5S Dispatches
Williston
Kate Richards O'Hare
American Legion
Dahl's Grove
Williaton
North Dakota Independent
Griffin-Jacobson
Alfred Koehm
Heidel Hardware
Tony” Seel
Ned Allen
C. E. Allen
Soo Line
Darmouth College
C. N. McGillvrsy
Houghton
Mich
Ripley
Ontario
Times
Florilla
Times Record
John Laird
Peoples
H. 8. Olsson
State Normal School
Fingal
Paul Sherman
Paul
Frank Beal, Jr
St. Paul
Rochester
Yeoman Lodge
Hastings
Finzal
City
Hasting
Ed. Wyttenbach
Wytembach
George B. Caley
Dirly
Maresh
A. I. Anderson
B. L. Cheney
Zackie Siger
Mr. Anderson
A. I
Minnesota
P. L. Higing
Dekots Lite Canary Company
S. Dean
Paola
Indiana
Valley Ci Ytese
Ainsworth
Rores
Permanent Union
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