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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
6
Musterole claims quick relief for neuralgia and a range of ailments from sore throat to rheumatism. The white mustard oil ointment is promoted as drawing out inflammation without blistering, available in 30c, 60c, and hospital sizes.
A fragment from a historic page mentions Miss Jean in Hawaii near Kilauea and describes Neelin-soled elies, waterproof features, and new footwear by The Ver Co. It notes wear, test results, and children’s footwear, with references to Aliron and Guiwear products.
Saturday night a successful undertaking with music by Howard, Louis Clark, and Allen Granger. Hall decorated in a Japanese garden style. Twenty eight couples attended and a good time was had by all.
Jennie Westergaard executrix of the Last Will and Testament of William J Westergaard of Valley City North Dakota requests all creditors to present claims within six months at the office of Winterer in Valley City, Barnes County North Dakota. Dated April 7, 1919.
Mortgage edyth m lum holds lien on Lots 3 and 4, Block 6 Riverside Park, Valley City Barnes County. Sale at court house front door at 2 pm May 10 1919 to satisfy $333.51 due. W Ames attorney for mortgagee Mayville ND. First published April 3 last May 8.
Tractors showing factory machines demonstrated at Hackney MPC in St Paul Minnesota. First come firved event featured demonstrations and regular gear.
Rome reports the Italian parliament will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock to consider the government's program after Orlando's presentation at the peace conference. A vote of confidence in the ministry is expected, amid debate over Italy’s future, sovereignty, and potential annexations in the upper Adriatic.
New York April 28 Samuel Gompers injured in a taxicab accident after a street car struck the taxi. He passed a restful night and is resting easily. An examination will be held today to determine which bones were fractured.
Paris reports the peace conference will meet this afternoon to vote on the League of Nations revised covenant. President Wilson will address attendees. Speculation centers on Japan's potential race equality amendment and France’s military guarantee stance amid hopes for a Britain United States accord. The covenant language is updated but core principles remain, with changes including unanimous executive council admission flexibility and two year withdrawal notice while sovereignty remains guaranteed.
Unofficial reports say several sailors from the Atlantic fleet anchored in the Hudson are missing after a dory capsized near midnight. Six were rescued while civilians heard cries and shots and spotted the capsized boat as a flashlight from the leading ship Pennsylvania disappeared.
In St Johns on April 28 pilots and navigators awaited the weather report for the Atlantic crossing. Coastal conditions were ideal for the jump off and crews arrived early to prepare.
St. Paul April 26 Representative Frank S Ellsworth of Mankato in the second district announced his candidacy for governor. The Republican says he will campaign on a progressive platform with a tonnage tax on iron ore as the main plank. He has served three terms in the state legislature.
A Berlin paper reacts to Italy withdrawing from the peace conference. It condemns Italian egotism and the egotistic spirit in the allied entente. The Tageblatt notes that the peace delegation openly endorsed Wilson's stance.
Paris April 26 The final Italian representatives Foreign Minister Sonnino and former Premier Salaranda departed Paris for Rome yesterday at two o clock Crowds of Italian officials and civilians gave an ovation at the Curre de Lion as the delegates departed
London April 26 American and British authorities probe a two hour riot in Inverness Scotland between American sailors and civil police. The clash began when police tried to force sailors from a mine sweeper fleet to stay out of a city park.
The transport Pretoria docked at Boston harbor carrying 2126 Rainbow division troops. Brigadier General William Sassett commanded the first army corps among the officers aboard the ship.
Fiume reports that its national council informed President Wilson by telegram that the city had declared itself united with Italy on April 29.
Paris April 26 Professor Schuecking a member of the German peace conference outlined Germanys plans for a world league aimed at replacing Wilsons design with a people centered parliament limiting nations representation abolishing secret diplomacy and forcing world governance to prevent war The plan calls for a standing council chosen by each nation a world parliament delegates to a limited council and claims to regulate travel labor and colonies under international policy with no national armaments and minority protections.
Paris reports two key fronts in Italy crisis Orlando to meet King Victor Emmanuel before parliament to seek a confidence vote on Fiume policy. Sonnino may be pressed by allies to delay his Rome trip. A positive vote would back annexation threats, while defeat could topple Orlando and bolster Wilson.
New York April 26 reports the Huntington carrying the 151st and 67th field artillery units plus the 105th and 108th aero squadrons arriving about 24 hours early. A wireless from the vessel says she should reach New York this afternoon at five. The Santa Clara is delayed by storms but not considered critical. Boston April 26 notes the Santa Rosa arrived with 2002 men and 90 officers, conveying the 308th field artillery of the 76th division and batteries C and D of the 32nd field artillery, also of the 76th division.
Paris April 26 Italy has severed her last tie with the peace conference as Foreign Minister Sonnino and ex Premier Salaranda left Paris for Italy at 2 PM. Final hopes that the breach could heal faded as the issue now rests with Italy’s parliament and its 40,000,000 people.
London reports Britain is phasing out import restrictions on American products. Cotton goods except ducks will be free after May 15 while hardware gloves and autos face reduced or specific tariffs. Boots shoes taxed 25 percent clocks 50 percent hosiery barred though fabrics admitted.
Paris dispatch reports the Japanese case remains open with a firm delegation posture. Tokyo cites readiness to sign a just treaty but rejects any unjust terms as negotiations proceed.
Premier Orlando arrived in Rome at 11 a.m. today amid a great ovation. He traveled through Italy in his private car as cheering crowds welcomed him along the route.
Paris April 28 President Wilson is expected to oppose the Japanese peace conference goals in China. The move would force a final decision by the Big Four on secret treaty versus open diplomacy. Wilson will stay in Paris to advocate for a right settlement and fight it out with the delegates.
D D Sullivan, a Fargo eye specialist, will visit Wal iy Ory Saturday May 3. All persons with defective eyesight or needing new glasses are urged to call at the Kindred Hotel for eye examinations.
Mrs H M Patton of Waverly Missouri reports feeding two boxes of More Eggs and achieving 100 eggs from 160 hens in 21 days This tonic claims to double egg production with a one dollar package and guarantees refunds if not satisfied The offer includes bulk discounts and a free book detailing poultry fortune stories
An advertisement urges readers not to neglect rheumatic pain and other aches. It touts Sloan's Liniment as providing instant relief without mess, claiming it is a top selling remedy with enormous yearly sales and urging a large bottle on hand and to ask a druggist.
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