June Bride Humor and Rural Affairs Zing
A collage of light verse and civic notes recounts June brides and gifts, hints at wedding duties, and jokes about frugality. It pivots to rural progress, highways, and farm life while poking at public opinion and local wit about politics and optimism. The item blends social quips with commentary on roads, farming, and everyday cleverness.
Farmers Told to Read the Weekly Times Record
In Barnes county a call goes out to every farmer to read the Weekly Times Record. The note urges weekly circulation and cautions against street corner pan-handling while marking Waterloo’s 100th anniversary and a reminder of divine favor to wealth and power.
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Barnes County
Waterloo
Courage and Youth Ride Thee Through Life’s Long Road
A readable verse excerpt features Henry Van Dyke praising a forward looking life full of youth, new friends, and adventure, and Margaret Sangster praising patriotism and steadfast colors. The two poems contrast zest for life with enduring freedom and national pride.
Mind ing Our Business: U S Economy Shows Strength
Minneapolis Journal notes global turmoil contrasted with domestic gains as wheat plantings rise to record six million acres, cotton exports surge, and steel and construction orders improve. Emphasizes large export trade balance and gold imports amid war concerns, highlighting widespread industrial activity and domestic resilience.
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Minneapolis Journal
Washington
Germany
Pittsburgh
America Center of World Finance Now Distressed
New York June 16 The prominence of the United States as a temporary world finance center was shown as English and French exchange rates weakened further than since New York entered international banking. Sterling demand declined Paris checks fell while the English pound and French franc bought in America reached their lowest levels in over 50 years, signaling large credits held by American bankers and manufacturers from wartime orders. The pound fell about two per cent and the franc about four per cent.
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New York
Paris
America
Valley City High Alumni Chronicle Sees 1903 1906 Family Ties
The Valley City High alumni record details members from the class of 1903 through 1911, noting marriages, relocations, and careers. It lists spouses, new residences in Dickinson, Toronto, Portland, and more, plus later graduates pursuing teaching, law, journalism, and photography across North Dakota, Oregon, Montana, and Canada.
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Katy Fletcher
John Kennedy
Dilworth
Minn
Marion Sherman-Williams
Normal
Fargo College
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elsie Reid
Mary
Valley City
Dickinson
Amy Monson
John Mathews
Saskatoon
Canada
Olive Agnew
Oscar Aldahl
Lillian Healy
Florence McDonald
Anna Wagley
Harold Hitzman
N. P
Fargo
Colorado
Dorothy
Harry Kaufman
Florence
Irma Russell
Charles Beara
Strassburg
Anna Wagle
Andrew Foley
Rock Lake
N. D
Mae Persons
Harry Codding
Lillian Knudson
Harold Pierce
Moose Jaw
May Baillie
County Auditor
Milo Goodale
Medford
Oregon
The
Boston
Portland
Ore
Frances Agnew
Georgia Baillie
Valley City Lincoln
Howard Clark
Ina Goodale-Wilson
Olaf Lauritson
Larimore
Margaret Moore
Oval Normal
Mull- Yoy
Minot
Saunder Sanders
Enderlin
Mollie Stack
Mankato
Jessie Codding
Froysan
Belle Ford-McIntyre
Valley
City
Edna Gallivan-Larke
Williston
Amy Gray-Robers
Florence Winterer
Ritchie
Mollie Mickelson-Nystrum
Adeline Roth-Stern
Hattie
Schweinler
Tacoma
Wash
William Budge
University of North Dakota
University of North Dakota, Mr. Budge
Hebron
Robert Chamberlain
Myron Gatchell
State University
University of Oregon
Inga Jaten
Butte
Montana
Clarence Bomdahl
Purdue University
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kansas City
Albert Mason
Ann Arbor
Hazel Nielsen
Adeline Roth
Stern
Cincinnati
Prang Art School of
Chicago
Ben Russell
Russell
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho
George Codding
Salem
Kate Creighton
Spiritwood
N. C
Georgia Henry
Fred Jacobson
Dora Large
Orisha
Alma Luessen
Eva Martin
Powers Lake
Blanche McCready-Noltimier
Lazetta Noltimier- Creighton
May Stewart
Helen Stowell
Vera Bassett
San Francisco
Cal
Gertrude Bergan
Leila Booth- Kelsey
Bessie Butterfeta
Will Laughlin
Buchanan
Marie Mathwig
Page
Jennie McCloud
Rugby
Olive Sarvis
Lanana
Anola Tresdale-Rote
Ogden
Bessie Walker
Fort Ransom
Florence Swenson
St. Paul
Bertha Brunelle
Hansboro
Lewis Craswell
Carrington
Edward Fitzgerald
Vera Keene-Paull
Mont
Clara Sanders
Luscille Foster
Crary
Mattie Laurigan
McVitle
Blanche , Mazon
Constance McPherson
Agnes Meldahl
Oriska
Mable Milton
Carl Meldahl
Anna Monson
Jennie Olaon
Francis Smith-Farnham
Bend
Mamie Stahlem
Maris Wagle-Anderson
Grand Forks
Milared Arneson-Arnsdorf
Henrietta Baumer
Joby Bush
Myrtle Coop
Summery Proceedings of a Youth at the Shore
A lyrical scene portrays a youth watching a schooner hug the shore and a girl embraced on it. He finds greater delight in the kiss of the girl than in the ship’s win, while wavelets kiss the beach, and the old ocean offers no new lessons about kissing.
American resolve returns as war contracts go begging
Observations note millions in war contracts remain unawarded while six months of record work are needed to finish. Pessimism over Europe fades, Bryan’s resignation fades to a one day novelty, and Americans turn back to steady labor, cutting through speculation to solid effort.
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Bryan
Failure of Sherman Law Foreseen
Washington reports the final term’s 30 cases may yield a record disposition if all are decided Monday. Key cases include the grandfather clause, Harvester dissolution unit, Delaware Lackawanna Western coal trust, Oregon minimum wage, and Webb Kenyon liquor. Officials warn the Sherman act’s usefulness hinges on the Supreme Court’s near-term rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
International Harvester Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal “Trust
Oregon
Webb-Kenyon Liquor
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Soan
Harvester
National Cash Register Company
Sanborn Mercantile Change Hands to C H McGee
Louie Deree transfers the Sanborn store stock and goodwill to C H McGee of Barnes county who will run the business as manager Tom Nesblit stays on. Deree retires after 29 years in the county and thanks customers. New stock including Appleblossom Flour will be carried to boost sales and crops.
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Sanborn Enterprise
Louie Deree
C. H. McGee
Barnes County
McGee
Oriska
Rogers
Charley
Rex
Tom Nesblit
Sanborn
North Dakota
Louis Derce
Deree
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James Kelly
Jamestown
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P. J. Coleman
Albany Journal
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