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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
2
A note on stamp handling urges use of stamp books sold at main windows to reduce contamination risk. Postmaster Pray suggests buying clean stamp books with waxed interleaving to keep stamps sanitary. One cent covers the extra cost for the safer option.
A Times Record report cites hotel push carts along main street crashing into pedestrians and ripping a woman's skirt, urging enforcement of restrictions or street bans. The piece shifts to Barnes County sheriff election, praising James Kelly's four years as deputy and arguing voters should reward proven service ahead of the primary.
The Valley City Chautauqua claims credit for the Farm Boys Encampment idea, noting Devils Lake adopted the feature after Valley City showcased it. It promises additional exclusive events like Farm Firs' Encampment, Dairy and Poultry Schools, a Child's Welfare Conference, and a Reading Circle, urging readers not to worry.
A hungry 20 year old waif in St Paul was sentenced by Judge Grieg M Orr to 40 years for first degree robbery after pleading guilty. The New York Herald notes the verdict as harsh and questions whether justice protected the youth or merely served the state.
The Times Record endorses F E Ployhar for re election in the fifteenth legislative district citing his service to county and state interests. The piece notes occasional disagreements but expresses confidence in his continued incumbency and broad constituent support. It also credits Miss Nielson T W Burckhalter and President McFarland for successful Play Day and school events at Valley City and the Normal School. Chautauqua Park hosts weekend picnics with groups enjoying lunches and the Jenny Wren club holding a picnic with Model school pupils on Monday.
Tam Rollefberg of Cooperstown Griggs County seeks Republican nomination for State Treasurer in the June 24 1914 primary. Born 1858 Fillmore County Minnesota. registered deeds Griggs County eight years. established Courtenay Stutsman County 1897. runs implement business and farming. requests support and votes.
Captain Anthony Fiala recounts the expedition with Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt into Brazilian jungles. They faced rapids, tropical growth, and machete portages while the American canoe proved essential. The party endured hunger, sickness, and danger from wildlife as they navigated the Davida and Papagaulo rivers toward Manaus.
Berlin physiologist Max Rubner argues the American sandwich offers less nutrition for money than a hot pie or meal. He cites a 25 cent meal delivering fewer calories and protein than a more expensive option, challenging the idea of the sandwich as a cheap, nourishing choice for the poor.
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