Epworth Leagues Praise for the Salvation Army Picnic Day
Epworth Leagues of Valley City from Epworth M B church and Norwegian Methodist church joined with Tower City and Wheatland for a Chautauqua park picnic. A program followed dinner with readings music and a moving account praising the Salvation Army for wartime aid and urging local support.
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Epworth
Valley City
Corpa
Margery Caley
Philips
Wheatlans
Margarelle Chambard
Wilds
Lamb
Florence Davidson
Norwegian Methodist Church
Eliza Barr
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
League
Annual Meeting of North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
The 22nd Annual Meeting will be held in Grand Forks October 15 16 17 with topics Conservation Thrift Public Health Recreation and Americanization. Speakers include Dr Mabel Ulrich Miss Pollock Miss Julia Abbott and Fred Clayton Butler who led federal efforts on housing education recreation and Americanization worldwide. Butler, a North Dakotan, helped organize workers housing and schools and later led Americanization efforts to citizenship for millions of non English speakers. The event highlights government supported initiatives and state and federal collaboration.
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North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grand Forks
Mabel S. Ulrich
Woman's Works
U. S. Public Health Bureau
Minnesota Board of Health
Geo. Plummer
General Federation
Ilinoia
John D. Sherman
Department of the Interior
Pollock
Julia Abbott
Federal Bureau
Washington
Fred Clayton Butler
United States
America
Mr. Butler
Butler
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
Congress
North
Jamestown couple guest at the Red Ho
A. Lincoln Shute and his wife from Jamestown arrived in the city last night and were guests at the Red Ho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Shute
Jamestown
City
Red Ho
War Savings drive targets peace era certificates Oct six
An October 6 campaign in the Ninth Federal Reserve district will canvass for $100 and $1000 interest bearing tax exempt treasury certificates. M. E. Harrison says the effort will blunt high living costs and sustain wartime credibility in peacetime. Certificates sell for 84.20 and 842 with 438 percent interest, redeemable at face value January 1, 1924. Available at post offices and banks, $1,000 only at banks.
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Ninth Federal Reserveistrict
Treasury
M. EB. Harrison
War Savings Organization
Old Liberty Loan
War Savings
Pastor Lyon Given Glad Hand At Welcoming Night
Rev W C Lyon returned pastor of the First Congregational church in Valley City was greeted warmly after returning from war work in Coblenz Germany. A cordial program followed with music readings and jokes as bouquets and cards celebrated his return and the congregation noted their pleasure at him back on the job.
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Salvation Army
France
English Channel
Salvation's
Verdun
Ancemon
Meuse
Bar-le-Duc
W. ©. Lyon
First Congregational Church
Coblenz
Germany
Col. White
W. T. Craswell
Miss Johnson
Knute Froysan
Hazel Nielson
Col. Mudgett
Major Ritchie
Valley City
Mr. Lyon
Howe
the Athletic Association
Lyon
Craswell
Knute Froyson
Lutheran Conference Records North Dakota Joint Session
The Valley City Lutheran Conference of the Joint Synod of Ohio with East Missouri and West Missouri conferences held its first joint fall meeting at Lutheran Trinity Church in Valley City. Thirty ministers attended as officers were elected including President J F L Bahnholf and Secretary B L Seemann. The conference plans annual joint sessions and will reconvene in Valley City in fall 1920.
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Valley City
United States
J. F. L. Bahnholf
B. L. Seemann
Fessenden
N. D
Reverend J S Wilds Asked to Return to Charge
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference of Epworth M E church a motion passed unanimously to request the coming Annual Conference to restore Rev J S Wilds to this charge for another year with a $300 salary increase. Bishop Cooke attended and will preach at 10 30 Sunday on How to be lost and how to be saved. O J Stevens and L J left for Cooperstown from Minnesota to visit friends.
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Epworth M. E
J.S. Wilds
James Anderson
J. Cooke
Ds Moines
Bishop Cooke
Helena
North Dakota Bonds Sold At Par By Bank Leaders
The Bank of North Dakota sold the remaining bank series of five percent bonds totaling 2,000,000 and 1,000,000 of real estate series bonds at par through Col. C. B. Little with eastern bankers. The sale brings outside capital, will enable rapid real estate loans, and reissues the bank series in 1,000-dollar denominations.
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Bank of North Dakota
State Bank
Col. C. B. Little
First National Bank
United States
New York
Chicago
Col
C. B. Little
Bismarck
Eastern Investment Bankers
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Col. Little
Paper straw as future newsprint source urged by Canadian official
C Price-Green of Toronto told the Canadian Fields for Industrial Development exposition that wheat straw and other grain byproducts could replace spruce in newsprint as Canada holds vast pulpwood forests. He cited Chicago papers consuming daily 5,000 spruce trees and noted U S and world pulp markets, with Canada expanding exports from 120,000 to 71 million dollars between 1890 and 1918.
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C. Price- Green
Toronto
Canadian Railways
Chemical Industries
Price-Green
Chicago
United States
Green
Canada
British Empire
Canadian National Railways
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Dominion
State Hail Insurance Report From Valley City North Dakota
County Auditor Roppnechilly Nelson reports hail insured acres and taxes for 1919. Total tillable cropland 783,299 acres with 23,516.97 dollars in three cent tax. Untillable land 160,670.21 acres. Indemnity tax slated on 440,842 insured acres. State Hail Commissioner to report by October 15. Bismarck letter commends Nelsons detailed county abstract.
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Valley City
N. D
State Hall
Co. W. Nelson
Bismarck
CG. W. Nelson
Cass County
Tucker
Union Opposes Home Brewing at North Dakota Convention
Grand Forks Sept 26 Special The North Dakota W C T U annual session heard Mrs Elizabeth Preston Anderson Fargo for 26 years president condemn home wine making and urge a 4000 jubilee membership campaign The convention urged the US Senate to ratify the league of nations covenant and continue the anti liquor campaign Mrs Barbara H Wylie said We must go on The W C T U reported a membership gain and Mrs Kate J Wilder was honored for commissionership in Fargo Mrs Anna Gordon national president sent greetings Mrs A D Baughman Grand Forks district president challenged brewers to be driven from the earth.
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Grand Forks
Elizabeth Preston Anderson
Fargo
North Dakota
Iyucie
Lucizet Gay
United States Senate
League of Nation
Barbara H. Wylie
Anna Gordon
Evanston
A. D. Baughman
Getchel Church News Drives Statewide Mission Fund
The local church was asked to raise three thousand of the four hundred thousand statewide goal to fund missions for five years, foreign and home. The drive committee reported strong community cooperation and grateful thanks to contributors. Dr. William Ewing of Scranton, Pennsylvania, visited three days to discuss the purposes behind the fund.
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Congregational Church
William Ewing
Scranton
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Epworth Levers
Time Salvation Army
Walter F. Stevenson
Moline Plow Company
Geo. Reidman
Mr. Stevenson
Mr, m
Mrs. Lyon
The
Astor
Vanderbilt
Bank of Valley City
Lutheran Conference
O. J. Stevens
L. J
Minneaolis
Cooperstown
UNION
Getchel
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