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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
2
Valley City hosts Fifth district bankers in convention with hopes they will return. Editorial notes banking as storehouse for agricultural districts and urges mutual understanding among bankers, residents, and farmers to boost progress. Also comments on local home ownership, city heating, and civic club vitality.
Local notices spotlight Paulson’s campaign for Fifth Judicial District judge with praise of his legal mind. Fargo Press urges continued city growth through goodwill with farmers and criticizes attacks on farming groups. Lamoure Echo reflects on five and a half years of the paper’s effort to serve the community and improve standards. Sherbrooke Tribune mentions a caller about a sandy quarter-section land issue.
A farm was forced off the mortgage and moved in a rapid sequence over Sunday and Monday, with landlords warning that no questions would be asked. Officials say a respectable sale would have been filed, but the action aims to avoid a lingering farm.
A fragmented verse collage celebrates farm labor and nature's hired man with lines about agriculture, health, and air. It shifts to Williston community notes praising cooperative enterprise, civic boosting, and the need for collective action to grow the town.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana describes years of stomach trouble and failed remedies. She found immediate relief after taking Chamberlains Tablets bought at a local drug store with the firm claim they are obtainable everywhere.
A compact montage recalls a speaker defending the weak and a poet lamenting aging. Whitelock argues against targeting the vulnerable, while Field reflects on childhood friends, a familiar orchard, and the wish to be young again, with memory and longing as central threads.
The Valhalla Mountaineer notes Usher L. Burdick’s rising profile as he moves toward statewide recognition in Minot. Officials say Burdick’s growing influence could affect regional politics as he becomes a notable figure nationwide.
The North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station shipped a small consignment of fit cattle to South St Paul. A steers sold for 10 dollars, three for 9.50, and three heifers at 9. A hundredweight. The high grades Angus and Shorthorn were fed on barley heavy grain mix with oats bran alfalfa and corn silage. The stock aged three years were used for practice judging by agricultural students. The notation accompanies W. H. Peters from Fargo. A lengthy notice follows on North Dakota primary election procedures and precincts for Barnes County dated April 28 1916.
A Republican candidate is running in Barnes County for the office of Register of Deeds in the upcoming primary election on June 28, 1916. The race centers on local records, property filings, and clerical efficiency.
A batch of candidates announces for Barnes County offices and the state legislature on the Republican and nonpartisan school ballots. They ask for support in the June 28, 1916 primaries, including Minnie J. Nielsen for county superintendent and Frank E. Ployhar for state senator, plus others for register of deeds and state attorney.
The district 99 school board invites bids for three old school houses in Green township. Bids must be received by June 6. The June 6 meeting at Codding school house will consider bids and run until 5 p.m. The board may reject any or all bids. Fred A. Nelson, Clerk.
Miss Minnie Nielson announces candidacy for superintendent of schools in the coming primary. The Times-Record notes her strong recognition makes the announcement itself notable and suggests the present superintendent may prevail. Also included: bids for three small bridges in Barnes County due by June 5 1916 with $100 bid bond. plans at theCounty Auditor's office. commissioners reserve right to reject bids.
In District Court Barnes County North Dakota Wood Brothers Thresher Company a foreign corporation sues Ewell M Kennaday. The State of North Dakota serves summons requiring answer within thirty days from service. If no answer, default judgment sought. Dated April 27 1916 Thorp Chase attorneys Jamestown ND. Last publication June 8.
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