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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
2
The Times Record weighs tariff policy, protectionism, and rail on Minnesota and North Dakota matters. It discusses reciprocity omissions, tariff effects on farmers, and the need for local merchant cooperation to boost community growth and sustain rural economies across Minnesota and the valley.
The Gascoyne Advance argues that town advancement hinges on energetic, united citizens who invest time and money in public improvements, factories, and local enterprise. It contrasts proactive towns with those paralyzed by complacent or regressive groups, noting progress requires harmony and vigilance to avoid chronic lethargy.
The piece critiques William Blake of Jamestown for using sensational stories to gain publicity. It argues newspapers should curb moral panic around female victims and suggests a female reformer would better handle such cases, reducing harm to those affected.
The Devils Lake Journal notes ongoing friction as the governor trims asylum appropriations while Mr. Hanna gains public support. Voters respond to clearer explanations of the asylum’s funding and purpose amid rising interest and debate.
The passage notes that the second choice law was approved at the last session without members' knowledge. It questions how such a major measure could bypass notification to the state’s hired lawmaking body and hints at broader concerns over the Me To policy and journalistic scrutiny.
E. D. Lum Land Co advertises an exchange deal offering a nearly new 540 automobile in trade for a residence. Interested parties contact 425. dtt.
In 1903 the village of Grafton faces a wild pumpkin seed hoax. A Chicago dealer peddles white Libyan seeds claimed to cure many illnesses, drawing crowds, real estate booms, and doctors’ denials. A state professor debunks the seed as ordinary pumpkins, but the tale endures as a cautionary fable.
ADDY recalls how a big black dog waiting near the station forms a daily bond with him. The dog ignores other dogs, chases away rude puppies, warns chattering youths, and trots beside ADDY as he travels, waiting at the platform and gazing after the departing train. Animals, he says, take fancies to people just as children do.
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