editor and Mrs Heinvo in city and local visits
Monday’s Daily a- editor and Mrs G J Heinvo of Tower City spent time in the city and called the Times-Record office. Several local residents and visitors are noted with transfers visits, sales, and travel. A group of 26 Fargo motorcyclists toured the city Sunday while Dr C E Johnson heads to Fargo for a State Dental Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Heinvo
Tower City
Times-Record Office
Fargo
Motorcycle Club of
Times-Record
Ladbury
Henry T Murphy Visits Brother in City
Henry T Murphy of Bismarck spent yesterday in the city with his brother Willie Murphy while returning from Chicago where he attended a Hartford Insurance general agents meeting. He reached home in Bismarck last night. The Boy Scouts distribute invitations today for a Baby Clinic and literature to all mothers of children under school age. if a mother is missed, free literature is available at the Valley City Clinic or by phoning Mrs S A Zimrian for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Wolff
Morris, Minn
J. W. Bailey
A. N. Brekke
American ‘Type Founders Co
Minneapolis
Times-Record Office
Brekke
Carrington
Henry T. Murphy
Bismarck
City
Willie Murphy
Henry
Chiago
The
Hartford Insurance Co
Boy Scouts
Valley City Clinic
S. A. Zimmerian
Washington
Chicago
Stockyard
University of Chicago
Hiram
Grandmother Jones
McCullan
Johns Hopkins University
Lincoln School
Emerson
Governor Nestos Visits Valley City and Plans Fargo Trip
Governor R A Nestos arrived in Valley City Saturday night and stayed overnight, then traveled to Lisbon before returning toward Fargo. He will attend the funeral of Ex Senator A J Gronna in Lakota and is expected to speak on church federation in Grand Forks tonight. Walter Gilbert, star third sacker last season, signed with the Hi Liners for 1922 and is in training. M L Ladbury from Darey visited and then left for Fargo to see his ailing parents in hospital.
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R. A. Nestos
Valley City
Lisbon
Fargo
Lakota
A. J. Gronna
Besle
Grand Forks
Walter Gilbert
Hi-Liners
Gil
Yans
Sampson
M. L. Ladbury
Darey
Hi. M. Velzy
A. A. Gad
R. D. Blanch
Gateway City
U. ©. T. Council
Mr. Blanch
Mr. Welzy
Mr. Gad
Local Notes Highlight Church, Golf, and Advertising Week
The Times-Record reports on visiting Fargo men discussing the U C T convention, a Child Welfare week address on malnutrition by Dr S A Zimmerman, and Bishop J Poyntz Tyler confirming adults and children at All Saints Church. Golfers enjoyed a good course opening while Better Advertising Week prompts merchants to value strong advertising practices and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Zimmerman
First Congregational Church
J. Poyntz Tyler
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
James W. Nielson
A. M. Sanderson
G. M. Stadelman
Goodyear Tire Ant Rubber Co
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Association of National Advertisers, Inc
Advertising Press
Practice game showcases rising talent at town ball park
A mid afternoon practice game drew a good crowd as about 15 uniformed players tested skills. Boe Finch and Boardman pitched while Len Hart from Ruse played third. Racicot and Klein handled center and right with Raclot sidelined by a sore hand.
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Ball Park
Boe
Finch
Boardman
Buck Enger
Len~hart
Ruse
Klein
Racicot
Raclot
Boiler
Loft garden runner stirs fans over contract ahead of season
A unnamed maker occupied the loft garden and did some running as fans urged management to grant him a contract. Players who already signed are expected to report today, with midweek likely revealing the season lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker
Mmen
Harding And Dawes Report Savings From Budget System Claim
Washington May 8 Director Dawes and President Harding present figures showing government expenditures for the year ending July 1 fell by 1.6 billion dollars from 1921. The budget system credited with 250,134,853.08 in savings, while routine government business accounts cut 907,500,000. Expenditures by agencies include United Shipping Board 96,300,700 War Department 41,022,000 Navy 41,195,000 Post Office 13,940,000 Veterans Bureau 18,797,000. Total 1921 routine spending 2,673,485,000. 1922 down by 1,765,875,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dawe
Congress
Harding
Dawes
United Shipping Board
War Department
Navy Department
Post Office Department
Veterans Bureau
Bureau
Underweight children benefit from open air, proper feeding, and defect treatment
Dr. Emerson notes five reasons for malnutrition among children, with physical defects as primary. Removing tonsils adenoids and dental issues improves weight. home control, balanced meals, regular sleep, and rest periods support recovery. Milk intake and five small meals aid growth. improper habits and fatigue hinder progress.
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Becuse
William
Emerson
Boston
New York
Kawartha Summers Draw City Folk to Bright Waters
Kawartha on Ontario’s Kawartha lakes becomes a summer retreat as city visitors flood the area. Beat feats Pigeon and Pigeonee center the region, with Peterborough to the east, Bobcaygeon a popular entry point, and Buckhorn Lake home to Oak Orchard and Buckhorn Falls. Stony Lake buzzes with crowds, cottages, hotels, and motor boat activity as the season peaks.
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Kawartha
Ontario
Ancoka
Peterborough
Otonohee River
Uy Ita
Bobcaygeon
Bobcayeon
Oak Orchard
Buckhorn Lake
Buckhorn Falls
Park Hotel
Burleigh Falls
Stony Lake
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Pfusch
Earl Shannon
Ninth Avenue
P. R. Trubshaw
Wimbledon
Maria Murphy
Cliff Ferguson
Jamestown
Clifford
N. F. McNulty
Lindsay Bros
George Jen DeVine
Melvin Lee
Gust Olson Autord
Cooperstown
Olsby
C. E. Johnson
State Dental
Alove the Middlewear Trust Co
Child Welfare Department
Community Club
Josephine Nelson
R. N
State Teachers College
Senate
Phsician
Rawartha Bay
Bouchine Narrows
Stony and
Upder Stony Lakes
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