Recall and Other Things Recall and Other Things
At city hall last night a crowd gathered to hear speakers sent from the headquarters to discuss state affairs and organize the local unit. Rep. Shipley spoke on the investigation committee’s work and countered league reports, while Lieut. Dan E. Richter urged a thorough house cleaning and warned against extending the present regime. The Fargo group Theo Nelson and E. W. Everson attended, then returned on No. 4.
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Rev
Birchenough
Pembina
Shipley
Dickinson
Leaguers
Dan E. Richter
Farr
Richter
Arty
Fargo
Theo. Nelson
E. W. Everson
No. 4
Vandalism Destroys City Park Beauty
A writer reports vandalism in the city park along the east shoreline by the bridge. Trees and shrubs were damaged or cut down, including decorative plantings and a notable tree canopy, prompting concern over the preservation of the park’s beauty.
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Thos. Smith
North Dakota State Basketball Field Set for Minot Tourney
Eight district champions will compete March 18 and 19 in Minot to decide North Dakota's state basketball title. Valley City, two-time champions, earned a spot via a 23 to 15 win over Jamestown. Minot Rotary Club will present a silver cup to the state high school champion at the Minot tournament.
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Wargo
N. D
North Kota
Minot
Ananene
Far Chi ‘Chpeton
Be Elsod
Devils Lake
Dickinson
Hettinger
Distrieta
Distriet W
Valley City
Mandan
Grand Forks
Egeland
Hawkbells
Elks Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Elks lodge at their meeting elected officers for the coming year including Exalted Ruler R. T. Healy Esteemed Leading Knight A. G. Thorkelson Esteemed Loyal Knight Bert Lipod Pr nect Subdued Pr... Secretary R. W. Bassett Treasurer Walter Coop A. S. Grand Lodge Representative Frank Flora.
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Elks Lodge
R. T. Healy
A. GC. Thorkelson
Bert Lipod
Victor Swanson
R. W. Bassett
Walter Coop
A. S. Grand Lodge
Frank Flora
Johnson and professor head to Fingal rally and back
County official J. A. Johnson with State Normal School professor W. M. Wemett left this morning by rail for Fingal then proceeded to a township where a school rally is to occur. They expect to return to the city this week.
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J. A. Johnson
W. M. Wemett
State Normal School
Fingal
Recall and petition drive push for state recalls at Devils Lake
The petitions for initiated laws move to the Secretary of State for filing as early signatures pour in. About 40,000 are collected on early arriving petitions, with 12,000 still needed to trigger initiation. A recall election hinges on the Devils Lake convention and governor action, as organizers rush to secure support before potential political shifts.
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Secretary of State
Devils Lake
Committee of Twentyone
Needy North Dakota farmers to receive federal loan aid
A 2 million dollar federal loan program targets drought stricken North Dakota counties to supply seed loans of up to 300 dollars per farmer. Administration will be by Warburton and farm bureau county agents with advisory committees. The effort spans many counties with no agents and seeks seed purchases for wheat oats barley and flax. If fully utilized, 3,300 farmers could receive seed loans.
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North Dakota
Congress
Montana
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Fargo
Cc. W. Warburton
Agronomist
Bureau of Plant Industry
A. K. Bardick
Farm Bureau
Warburton
George M. Young
Farm Bureau Executive
Aeense
Senator Gronna
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Minot
M. D. Hall of
Mohall
Adv
Toe Farm Bureau
Bottineau
Hettinger
Divide
Mountrail
Pierce Slope
Ward
McKenzie
Morton
McLean
Grant
Kidder
Mercer
Golden Valley
Emmons
Williams
Western Stutsman
Renville
Burleigh
Bowman
Oliver
Burke
McHenry
Rolette
Sioux
Dunn
Billings
Sheridan
Stark
Logan
Adams
MacIntosh
Lumberman P J Bignall Arrives from Fareo
P J Bignall arrived in the city this morning from Fareo where he had been attending a lumbermen convention. He left for his home at San born on No 7.
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P. J. Bignall
Fareo
Sanborn
Rev G LeRoy White Leaves Jamestown Revival Tour
Rev G LeRoy White, conducting a revival meeting at Epworth M B Church, departed today for Tarnestown. He is part of the Jamestown Epworth mission and acted as host during the stay.
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G. LeRoy White
Epworth
M. B. Hhi
Tarmestown
White
Jamestown
Valley City Normal School gets omnibus appropriation
The 17th Legislative Assembly session closes with Senate Bill 25 delivering about 8 million for state departments and institutions for 1921 to 1923. Valley City Normal School funds total 467,886.16 including income, with proposed new gym and campus needs debated. praise goes to Senators Ployhar and Noltimier and Representatives Oleon and Grangaard for securing aid.
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17Th Legislative Assembly
Senate
Valley City Normal School
Legislative Assembly
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Conference Committee
Ployhar
Th Senate
The
Noltimier
Oleon and Graard
Ir. Grangaard
Grangaard
Normal School
Free trips offered to North Dakota youth for stock show
Gina A Barton state club tender and Armour's Agricultural Research and Economics arrange free trips to Chicago and the International Live Stock Exposition for Champion Pig and Corn club members. Winners chosen by the State Club Leader and three State College staff. they must attend, then write a story of the experience.
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Gina A. Barton
Armour
Bureau of Agricultural Research and Economics
Chicago
State College
Canada
Orla Barton
James Marks Regent
N. D
North Dakota
Need of Americanization in the nation’s towns and churches
The W. AB. C. urges public support for Americanization work amid immigrants. It notes widespread efforts but gaps in welcoming newcomers. It calls for sustained promises, ongoing friendly encouragement, and united action across regions to help foreign born feel at home in the United States. It cites scripture and reflects a mobilization across denominations and civic groups.
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W. AB. C
United States of America
South
Esther Clark Named Valley City Delegate to State DAR Conference
Miss Esther Clark will represent Valley City as a delegate to the North Dakota D A R state conference on March 15 and 16. The event opens with a tea at 5 p m Tuesday followed by an evening social, and the business meeting starts Wednesday. Delegates from Grand Forks Jamestown Bismarck and Fargo will attend.
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Esther Clark
Valley City
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Bismarck
Fargo
Olaus Kjelland High School Mourns Loss and Legion Game Outline
Olaus Kjelland High School records the death of Olaus Kjelland born September 14 1945 in Sogndal Norway who came to Barnes and Cass counties. He farmed and contributed to local pioneer development. Funeral services set at Lutheran Free Church with Zion Cemetery interment. The piece notes a March 17 matchup between Laon basketball and Normal team, a Legion victory over the High School 33 to 12 with Wertin leading the High School scoring.
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Olaus Kjelland
Sogndal
Norwray
Cass County
Barnes County
Kjell
Kjelland
Lutheran Free Church
Framstad
Paskar
American Legion
Jane
Viceyity High School
Legion
Wertin
Hig
Minot
Valley City
Valley City High School Wins Debate
Valley City High School defeated Fessenden two to one in a recent debate, earning a spot in the semifinals with a chance to travel to Grand Forks for the state finals if successful. Judges were W B Thomas, E B Ross, and B W Scudder. Valley City members were Louise Wheelock Ralph Curren and Oliver Storm. Fessenden members were Leona Shaver Elsie Engbret and Agnes Uber.
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Valley City High School
Valley City
Fessenden
Grand Forks
Mexico
Louise Wheelock
Juber
W. B. Thomas
Jamestown
E. B. Ross
Fargo
B. W. Scudder
Grand Prairie
Valley Cit
Ralph Curren
Oliver Storm
Leona Shaver
Elsie Engbret
Agnesuber
Common Sense Push to Boost Consumption Across Nation
A voice urges Americans to buy what others produce to revive industry and prevent a deeper downturn. The speaker argues that widespread consumer spending is essential, criticizing hoarding and high prices, and calls for coordinated effort in towns and cities to sustain production and jobs.
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United States
Pewraya
Tomorry
Barnes Co. girl in New York state Herkimer County
Miss Ida Ratzlaff of Valley City has joined Herkimer County New York as Home Bureau manager. A graduate of Valley City State Normal Stout Institute and Iowa State College she brings rural teaching and Home Economics Extension experience from North Dakota Mississippi West Virginia and Ames. She aims to educate and mobilize local women through Home Bureau programs, stressing teamwork over individual credit.
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Ida Ratzlaff
Valley City
Herkimer County
N. Y
Herkimer County Farm Bureau News
Herkimer
Iowa State College
North Dakoba
Mississippi
Ames
Town
West Virginia
Miss Ratslaff
North Dakota
Home Bureau
Miss Ratzlaff
Breau
Valley City Council to Protest H R 25 Tax Bill
North Dakota municipalities oppose House Bill No. 25 limiting city and farm property levies. Valley City plans a protest letter to the governor after Fargo and others urged veto. The measure caps levies to three year average values, hindering city operations. local officials seek relief or rejection. Henry E. B. Nelson may run for alderman in the third ward, replacing C. C. Chaffee who is leaving.
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North Dakota
Valley City Council
M. J. Boyd
Fargo Council
Henry EB. Nelson
C. C. Chaffee
Aeson
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Bank of Valley City
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V.C. City Council
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