Normalonians Glee Tour Impresses Fargo and Grand Forks
The Valley City Normal school girls’ glee club receives strong praise on a regional tour. In Fargo they performed at Fargo College to enthusiastic crowds after a First Baptist church concert. In Grand Forks they were met by citizens and alumni, with a university concert drawing an appreciative audience. A final home concert in Valley City is planned.
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Grand Forks
Normalonians
Fargo
Valley City
Fargo College
Girls’ Glee
Fargo Forum
Valley City Normal School
First Baptist Church
Young People's Society of the
Dean Howard Elson Goodsell
Ladies’ Orchestra
Dorothy McFarland
Cecelia Coughlin
Ben Goodsell
Glee Club
Normalonian Quartet
Selma Aas
Emma Illingson
Minnie Allingson
Prof. W. W. Norton
Larimore Hall
Valley City Woman on Executive Board
Miss Margaret Canning has a place on the executive board of the North Dakota Nurses' association.
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Valley City
Margaret Canning
The
North Dakota Nurses’ Association
North Dakota Press Association Set July 1 2 Meet
Mandan North Dakota will host the annual press association meeting on July 1 and 2 with Mandan named as the meeting site after the winter session in Fargo. Elaborate entertainment for newspapers men and their wives is promised by the organizing committee.
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Mandan
N. D
North Dakota Press Association
Fargo
Valley Hotel Adds Capacity for Teachers Convention
Our city gains a new Valley hotel opening that expands accommodations for the large crowd attending the teachers convention. The addition provides ample rooms and improved comfort for attendees, reflecting local progress and hospitality.
North Dakota farmer backs Equity exchange in St Paul
Snatar Gronna, in St Paul, says the chamber of Commerce backs an attack on the Co operative exchange while 95 percent of North Dakota farmers support the Equity exchange. He urges open markets and distribution to solve grain issues and predicts farmers elevators in the Northwest will do business with the Equity. George Loftus and other officers are praised for leading the fight.
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St. Paul
Snatar Gronna
Chamber of Commerce
Co-operative Exchange
North Dakota
Equity Exchange
North Dakotan
Exchange
Equity
Northwest
Grain Trust
George Loftus
The
Attorney General seeks to annul Equity Exchange charter
Papers filed include Walter Thomson sworn statement claiming a Dec 31 deficit of 35122.26 after examining the Superior office and the St Paul and Fargo office books. He provides a consolidated balance sheet for the three offices as part of the fraud and insolvency case.
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Equity Exchange
Linde
Exchange
Walter Thomson
Public Accountant
St. Paul and Fargo
Woodticks and Weddings In Otter Tail County
Copious rains have fallen in Otter Tail County since the last issue. Small grain is up and trees are in foliage. The wood tick is present again as June weddings promise to be more plentiful than ever in Battle Lake.
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Otter Tail County
Battle Lake
Minn
Rev Aderson Gets A Beautiful New Church
Jamestown April 29 another beautiful church building will be dedicated May 23 with opening of a new Methodist church at Fourth avenue south and Pacific street completed for that date Bishop Wm A Quayle D D resident bishop at St Paul will preach both morning and evening The new church in architecture departs from stereotyped design is Greek style with four massive stone pillars supporting a tile covered portico Hebron pressed brick light brown trimmed with Besford stone It is one of the finest and most modern churches in the northwest
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Jamestown
Fourth Avenue South
Pacific Street
Wm. A. Quayle
St. Paul
New Methodist Church
Hebron
Besford
Northwest
No Recognition for Factions in Mexico
Washington reports deny U S recognition of any Mexican factions amid Mexico’s uncertain state. Officials say President Wilson will study the issue before action, delaying until the military situation in Mexico City clarifies, with widespread belief that recognition will be withheld.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Inquirrers
White House
Wilson
Mexico City
Doctor flies to accident in first emergency aeroplane trip
Marshalltown Iowa April 29 a Grinnell physician Dr Pearl Somers made a remarkable first emergency flight to reach a farm home 11 miles southeast of Grinnell where a man was badly hurt in a runaway aviator W C Robinson lent his monoplane to transport Somers to the scene. Somers treated the injured man and returned to Grinnell with him in 15 minutes at an average speed of 90 miles per hour.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Dobbin
Pearl Somers
Grinnell
Somers
W. C. Robinson
Robinson
K P Lodge Backing Valley City Baseball Team
Valley City residents hear that K P Lodge No 26 plans to form a city baseball team. The lodge will equip players with new suits and paraphernalia, recruit from its membership, and seek strong battery for the club. The Times Record urges local support for branding and advertising benefits.
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K. P. Lodge
Valley City
K. P. Lodge No
Times-Record
Birthday Surprise for Mrs McCullough by Epworth Circle
The Golden Rule circle from Epworth M. E. Church met at Mrs E J Beleal then went to Mrs McCullough on Elmwood avenue to surprise her for her birthday. About 18 ladies attended sharing a pleasant afternoon of sewing and visiting and they served lunch around five o clock.
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Golden Rule
Epworth M
Booze Seized at Bismarck Depot from Minneapolis Shipment
Sheriff J P French and State's Attorney H R Berndt halted a Minneapolis brewery liquor shipment at the Soo depot in Bismarck on April 29. Thirty barrels of beer and six cases of whiskey bound to 36 consignees were to be filed to county records with proper ownership affidavits for reclaim. Otto Neumann and wife planned to travel to Minneapolis Thursday evening, with a new car purchase anticipated on their return early next week.
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Bismarck
J. P. French
H. R. Berndt
Soo
Court House
Minneapolis
Otto Neumann
Minneapolia
Neumann
Norway’s Great Anniversary Day Observed in City
The Valley City lodge of the Sons of Norway plans a May 17 celebration at Odd Fellows hall starting 8 PM. A full program features speeches, music, and songs with local musicians, led by principal speaker Dr. Platow. A Norse dance, singable tunes, and Norwegian language program mark the event for neighbors and all interested in Norwegian independence day.
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Valley City Lodge of the
Sons of Norway
Odd Fellows Hall
Platow
Old
Norway
Liberty Bell travel plan sparks regional viewings
Officials from commercial clubs and civic bodies in this region push to bring Uncle Sam's liberty bell to our area. If routed via the Northern Pacific or Soo, it would pass Valley City, with Fargo and other towns invited to participate and give residents a chance to view the historic relic.
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Sam
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Soo
Valley City
Fargo
Minot builds new bleachers and park at Dorman's field
Minot North Dakota reports the start of construction on a new baseball park at Dorman's park in the city’s western end. A grandstand for 450 to 500 and 150 feet of bleachers are being built. total seating will reach 1,500 with an estimated cost of 1500 dollars. Completion aimed by May 15 and opening day planned for May 17. Night practices begin at Eastwood park at 6 20 and run nightly until the season opens. A. O. Spooner of Oriska is registered at the Valley hotel.
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Minot
N. D
Dorman’s Park
Eastwood Park
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Middlewest Loan and Trust Company
N. Dak
Frank White
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J. E. Jones
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Aderson
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Grano
Renville County
M. H. Hangen
Jack Lumbre
Wim. McMahon
Mouse River
Grand
Berthold
Ward
Haugen
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Ego
Lisbon
Pray
Vermilya
C. J. Lee
Dr. Zimmerman
N. A. Johnson
O. Knudson
Andrew Bonhus
Henry
J. Moe
K. P
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Oriska
Valley Hotel
American National Bank
Valley City, N. D
James Grady
H. O. Myhro
H. C. Armoth
A. C. Thorkelson
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