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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
10
J P Hyde editor and manager announces the newspaper price at $1.50 per year in advance. The Valley Mine post office in Me Dak is listed as the second class mail paper serving City and County.
Candis Nelson from Valley City State Normal extols rural education reform and better teacher training, urging high school preparation over district inadequacy. The piece also lauds Barnes County Auditor Nelson’s integrity, urging merit over politics and praising his fiscal oversight.
The Times Record notes efficiency over politics in announcing Charles W. Nelson’s bid for reelection as Barnes County auditor. Carl Jorgenson, North Dakota state auditor, praised Nelson, saying he is among the best county auditors in the state and possesses mastery of detailed county finances.
The piece argues competition is essential in business and communities, urging merchants to join local Commercial Clubs to meet rival pressure. It cites newspaper advertising as crucial for building trust with consumers, noting war on fake ads and the value of local circulation for national campaigns. It references figures B J Mullaney and C F Alward discussing advertising reach and effectiveness.
The Times-Record notes O M Roe as candidate for reelection to Register of Deeds in Barnes county. An audit by the state banking board found Roe's books in splendid condition with up to date records. His strong county support and favorable record suggest a likely hearty endorsement at the polls.
Sam J Aa nda hl announces as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Barnes County pending June primaries. He highlights many years of county residence, business and legislative experience and pledges full dedication if nominated and elected.
James Kelly announces for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Barnes County North Dakota. He cites nearly four years as deputy under Sheriff Stenshoel and asks voters' support at the June 24, 1914 primaries. Casper Winkler also announces for the Republican sheriff nomination in Barnes County, seeking the county electors' support at the June 24, 1914 primaries.
A health column cautions against stopping a pneumonia cough early. It stresses prompt action to manage the disease, equalize circulation, and strengthen the patient. Do not rely on cough remedies. prepare for the crisis if early treatment fails.
Valley City Barnes County prepares for an ambitious 1914 Chautauqua season. Predictions from Alex Karl secretary and the board of directors suggest a banker year for the assembly as it expands from a small park into a major cultural enterprise. Local support and state normal school backing are cited as key factors in rising prominence and management challenges.
Henry E Nelson announces candidacy for County Auditor on the Republican ticket seeking June primaries after long service in the auditor and treasurer offices. R F Flint also declares Republican candidacy for Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor.
A man convicted of murder asks for support as a Republican candidate for county commissioner in Barnes County. He cites 30 years residency, a late mother’s bedside visit permitted by Governor Hanna, and a plea that even criminals may show loyalty to family and honor.
Voters are informed of candidates seeking county offices in Barnes County for the June 24 1914 primaries. Henry Bral seeks Register of Deeds with 35 years in the county. Charles W. Nelson seeks reelection as County Auditor on the Republican ticket. D M Roe announces reelection bid for Register of Deeds. W P Tuttle announces Republican nomination bid for Congress from the Second District. Episco pal convocation attendees Reverend Moultrie Mrs Beachem and Mrs Small will travel to Fargo for services Sunday and Monday.
An announcement lists Col W P Tuttle as a congressional candidate, noting his Daswon origins and worldly wealth, calling him liberal and hardworking, with virtues of an able and honest gentleman. Valley City politics show local interest due to Congressman Young residing there.
Valley City's Club Improvement League is poised for progress over the coming year, driven by the strong moral and active support of Valley City's women, noted as among the most progressive in North Dakota.
United Press reports a special train carrying 400 Americans left Mexico City for Puerto Mexico to be met by ships and evacuated. Brazilian legation arranged the movements as Huerta shows no sign of reopening. In Washington a mediation proposal outlines Bryan backing Lind and possible Canadian city site. Meanwhile 5,000 Mexican federals with families depart Fort Wingate, New Mexico, under heavy guard after Ojinaga battle.
The 1914 Chautauqua Assembly began this morning with the Forward March. Secretary Alex Karr and his family move to the grounds and will reside in commodious tent quarters to oversee grounds work and auditorium construction. Eastern Star held a large regular meeting this week with an interesting program led by Grand Worthy Matron Minnio EuRek of Fargo. Attendance ranged from 65 to 70 members.
A brief notice from E. T. Faust of Winnipes Man J and F. Faust of Edmonton Alta extends thanks through the paper for kindness shown and the many flowers sent during a bereavement plus readiness to do carpentry and small jobs with better service this year.
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