Farm prices and court rulings spark debate across states
Wholesale farm products rose 29 percent since 1913 while metals 39 percent and foods 50 percent, prompting calls for agricultural justice. The U S Supreme Court ruling on Senator Newberry’s bribery conviction is seen as a narrow escape, and Valley City endorses the Times-Record as official city paper for public notices. North Dakota Farm Bureau highlights cost of production as a price driver and urges cooperative marketing to stabilize returns. Public health enforcement urged as smallpox and chickenpox report compliance improves city health. Welcome extended to Modern Woodmen delegates as Valley City hosts state convention with official protocol and a banquet.
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United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Supreme Court of the United States
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Supreme Court
Commons Club
Fargo
H. B. Fuller
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Management Department
Agricultural College
Woodman Convention Opens in Valley City
The Modern Woodmen of America state convention opens at the Elks lodge in Valley City with delegates from across North Dakota. Mayor Bonhus welcomes attendees as Senator Murphy lauds hospitality. Key items include electing a state consul, state clerk, and delegates to the head camp in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Elks Lodge
A. G. Bonhus
Valley City
P. J. Murphy
St. Louis
F. C. Acker
Hillsboro
N. D
W. E. Thurston
Ee Ae
W. J. Hoover
Grafton
WM. Moss
Grand Forks
Harry Alberton
Rugby
L. A. Corey
Minot
Park in Middle of Street, Chief Warns Drivers
The police department issued a warning about parking along curbs. An ordinance requires cars to be parked in the middle of the street except on Fifth Avenue where the street car line exists. Swanson urged public cooperation to ease traffic, noting penalties for violations.
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Automiobilista
Swanson
Fifth Avenue
Board of Health Enforces Law on Notifying Contagions
The city board of health orders physicians and householders to report all cases of smallpox and chickenpox to the health officer. It directs the officer to quarantine or placard affected premises and to prosecute violators promptly. Dated May 2, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Teast
State Board of Health
O. A. Laughlin
Gael Faldmean
Henry E. Nelson
Giahen
E._ A. Pra
Members Board of Health
Turner Heads National Parks Highway Association in Jamestown
F W Turner of Dickinson was named president with J A White of Fargo as vice president and George Keniston of Bismarck as secretary treasurer at Jamestown on Tuesday. E J Pegg of Valley City became a director in Barnes county, with Cass County P W Chestnut Fargo R Horton Jamestown Anderson Steele Burleigh J C Anderson Bismarck Morton R A Countryman Mandan Stark H A Detrich Dickinson Billings Walter Ray Medora Golden Valley M Matheson Beach. President J J Moe addressed the conference on cooperation with the NP Highway and road legislation. The program included county reports and delegates to Spokane. An educational role of the Red Trail Association was noted along with road improvements by Dan Sachow of Clave land Stutsman County. The route passes Cass Barnes Stutsman Kidder Parlay Morton Stark Billings and Golden Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Turner
Dickinson
J. A. White
Fargo
George
Kenniston
Bismarck
Treaster
National Parks Highway Association
Jatestown
E. J. Pegg
Valley City
Barnes County
Cass County
P. W. Chestnut
R. Horton
Jamestown
Anderson
Steele
Burleight
J. C. Anderson
Morton
R.A. Countryman
Mandan
Stark
H. A. Detrich
Billings
Spokane
Red Trail Association
National Parks Highway
United States
Dan Sachow
Claveland
Stutsman County
Cleveland
North Dakota
Cass
Barnes Stutsman
Kidder
Parlay
Morton Stark
Gol Valley
G A R and W R C Plan Encampment in Valley City
Local G A R and W R C members plan the thirty second annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Valley City June 8. Survivors listed include A J Henry, Henry Beal, A J Batchelor, C P Stearns, and D Nash. The W R C Post has about 100 members. department HQ will be at Hotel Rudolf. council meets June 8 at 9 a m. C P Stearns of Josiah J Weiser Post No 9 will act as officer of the day and appoint guards. Business session in city hall. camp fire at Chautauqua park auditorium. Joseph E Gundy of Seattle will attend the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Valley City
G. A. R. Post
A. J. Henry
Henry Beal
A. J. Batchelor
C. P. Stearns
D. & Nash
Chautauqua
Joseph E. Gundy
Seattey
Wah
Joseph i. Ly Ofington
Veterans encampment draws state wide turnout expected
About 60 G. A. R. and 150 W.R. C. are expected for the encampment from various parts of the state. The note follows mention that a national commander plans to attend but was found to be impossible to arrange.
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W.R. C
Famous Shode Family Orchestra at Chautauqua
The lifelong trained Shode Family Orchestra, a father with five children four sons and one daughter, appears at Valley City on June 30 and July 1. The group boasts fifteen instruments including two xylophones and promises one of the best Chautauqua programs, led by a veteran father and gifted children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Sholle
Chautauqua
Colonel and Mrs White Farewell Banquet at Rudolf Hotel
About ten members of the Commercial Club Community Club and friends gathered at the Rudolf Hotel to honor United States Treasurer Frank White and his wife. The event praised their service to Valley City and the state, noting their years of civic work and their move to Washington for new duties.
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Commercial Club
Community Club
Friends
United States
Frank White
Rudolf Hotel
Geselius
Alley City
White
Valley City
Washington
Banquet Honors Departing Citizens and Local Notables
A tribute event for U.S. Treasurer Frank White and city officials highlighted harmonious speeches about departing citizens. President Simpson and figures such as C. R. Simpson Col F. Mudgett Attorney J. C. Hanchett T. Melvin Lee Editor P. R. Trubshaw and others praised local service and announced thanks from the Com pensy Club Community Club and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Frank White
Simpson
C. R. Simpson
Col F. Mudgett
J. C. Hanchett
T. Melvin Lee
P. R. Trubshaw
Compensy Club
A. Zimmer
Me Zimmerman
Mrs. White
Valley City Farewell Banquet Honors Departing Residents
A Valley City farewell banquet honored Mrs. White and the departing couple. United States Treasurer Frank White received a fountain pen for use when signing currency plates. The event featured songs led by Prof. J. B. Meyer and Prof. Peters at the piano, with warm wishes for their visit to Washington and for future visits to Valley City.
Gold and Silver Found Near Sanish
Milo Baxter found a heavy metallic sample near Sanish and sent it to the University of North Dakota School of Mines. Lab report shows alloy with 28.5 percent gold and 64.1 percent silver. small amounts of lead and aluminum noted. Baxter claims thousands of tons of the material may be present and feasible extraction could transform the town and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanish Sentinel
Curren
Stor
Milo Baxter
School of Mines
University of North Dakota
Sanish
N. D
May
E. J. Babcock
College of Engineering
Baxter
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Samuel Eldridge
The Northern Trust Company as Administrator invites all creditors and claimants against Samuel Eldridge late of Pro vost Red Deer Alberta Canada to present vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be mailed to the Administrator in Fargo North Dakota or to Fred J. Fredrickson Valley City North Dakota. First publication April 28, last May 19, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Eldridge
Northern Trust Company
Red Deer
Province of
Albert
Canada
Fargo
Cass County
North Dakota
Fred J. Fredrickson
Valley City
Barnes County
The
P. W. Clemens
Tamer
N. Dak
Rummage sale at First National Bank basement
Tell friends the W. B. C. rummage sale continues Friday and Saturday in the bank basement. Hats shoes dresses coats shirts dishes and fancy items offered at the lowest prices ever heard of.
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W. B.C
First National Bank
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