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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Saturday roundup from Valley City area with visits by officials and residents Hon M O Grangaard and P S Falcott. Reports from Hebron NC on crop conditions. Local updates on All Saints church service time adjustment for chautauqua. Minn Minneapolis Charley Boardman release rumor and Hanson family visit amid baseball scene. Morgan Overgaard ill with bronchial pneumonia. family and social visits noted.
Mrs. W N Palmer and Mrs E C Hilborn hosted a sewing party for about 30 guests while the Legion plans a July S event at the Fair Grounds with a flying circus and auto races. State politics include Attorney General Johnson's bid for the Supreme Court, and Rep candidate G M Young’s campaign swing. Other items mention tours, school faculty photos, road inspections, marriage news, and Y M C A summer camp happenings and crop prospects in the region.
Carl Zdunek spent the weekend in the city visiting friends returning to his home at St. Cloud Minn on No 4 last night Mrs Leo Lindeman of Scobey Mont is spending a few days in the city as the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Lew Whitson
Meeting of Fort Peck homesteaders appeals for government relief after five years of crop failures. A tribal representative urged that settlers not be removed and that funds cover the first two payments and aid for old Indians while young members gain U. S. citizenship. Mrs. Trubshaw appeals for charitable aid from readers to help a Rolette County mother with seven children, coordinating a prepaid large box of clothing and supplies by Tuesday.
In Marion Illinois on June 22 a mine operated by South Illinois Coal Company strike breakers was shut down after a mob of about 1500 strikers and supporters stormed the site. Two miners Sidney Morrison and Jord Hendrickson were killed. many injured. The crowd gathered from Marion and nearby towns raided hardware stores for weapons and moved strike breakers toward Harrow to load onto a train.
The Stutsman County Fair Association announces a full program with Flying Circus, auto and horse racing, Worthams World Show, fireworks, and nightly dances. It highlights cattle and hog entries, machinery displays, farm exhibits, and livestock judging for boys and girls with radio concerts. Entry day is July 11 with key days July 12 13 14 and 18 noted. grounds touted as North Dakota’s best camp site.
June 23 Cincinnati report says Frank Farrington, head of the Chiwis Miners Union, left for Williamson trouble zone. He indirectly blames John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, for the conflict and cites a telegram that sparked hostilities. Farrington did not confirm Lewis sent the telegram. The telegram reportedly called nonunion workers strike breakers and argued why they were not union members recognized by the American Federation of Labor in March 1919.
First National Bank Valley City announces foreclosure of W J Curren mortgage dated February 14 1919 for Lot 12 Block 10 Root's Addition Valley City Barnes County North Dakota. Sale at courthouse front steps August 1922 at 2 pm to satisfy debt plus costs. Mortgage in default after nonpayment of principal and interest as secured.
Notice details a mortgage foreclosure with debt of 5671.60 plus interest and costs, scheduled sale in Valley City North Dakota. It includes summons against Lionel D. Bihner, filing of verified complaint, and deadlines for answer with court actions in Barnes County in 1922.
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