Dean Brooks to Lead Consolidated School for Weeks
Dean Brooks left this morning for Svenstownship to act as principal of the consolidated school for a few weeks while arrangements are made. Misses Mazel Tibbetts and Marion Frazier, teachers from Cooperstown, were in the city Saturday and returned home to begin their duties. A beginners class will be organized in the primary department for children reaching six this year. The standard work continues with same basis as before.
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Dean Brooks
Svenstownship
Mazel Tibbetts
Marion Frazier
Cooperstown
F. H. Buckwalter
Kirk Taber
Carl Easton
Great Lakes Training Camp
Illinois
Lastman
Local News and Notices from Valley City Daily
News items from Valley City include illness news of Mrs. Belle Spurr prompting a trip to New Haven, a note on phone exchange calls, plans for a new Embertson and Olson garage home, a Sept 26 wedding of Lazetta M. Reichow and Gust Lutz, and Mrs. J. N. Metcalf's bond poem urging support for war bonds as feeding and clothing American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Belle Spurr
Wylie Nielson
James W. Nielson
Thorneey
H. Reichow
Lazetta M
Gust Lutz
Valley City
Bublitz
Local Notices Highlight Arrivals and Geographic Moves
Mrs. L R Loucks arrives from Froid Montana with two daughters to enroll at the State Normal. Mrs Ruby Rich departs for Washington to work in the adjutant general’s office. Miss Olive M Gray joins the city’s State Normal education department. Draft calls for Barnes county men have been cancelled per Provost Marshal. Gretta Gibson visits en route to Spiritwood to assume school principal duties. Mr and Mrs J M Walker depart Richland Iowa after visiting Heidel family post G A R convention. Prof Joseph Schafer travels from Oregon to Washington to lead the National Board of Historical Service on leave. For sale Martin Jaten residence 514 First street inquire Q Kmudaon jeweler.
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Walter McDonnell
Times- Record
Barnes County
Gretta Gibson
Kay Clare
Wis
Model Department
State Normal School
Pauline McFarland
Spiritwood
J. M. Walker
Richland
Iowa
F. W. Heidel
Walker
Joseph Schafer
State University of Oregon
Washington
National Board of Historical Service
Miss Hedstrum Receives Letter From War Hero's Friend
A wartime letter to Miss Hedstrum recounts Lieutenant Edgar Fisher's brave crossing of the Marne under fire. Describing his leadership and sacrifice, the correspondent, Robinson Murray of the 88th Infantry, honors Fisher as a devoted officer and mourns his loss as part of those who “gone west.”
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Miss Hedstrum
Edgar Fisher
France
Edgar
Eure
Sam
Lieutenant Fisher
Lieut
Fisher
Eder
Robinson Murray
Valley City wheat shipments and local visits noted
Farmers and residents in Kathryn and Sheyenne Valley engaged in threshing and hauling wheat to Valley City and Kathryn last week and weekend. Numerous local visitors and business trips contain names such as Henrikson Olstad Anderson and Opsahl with social and church activities also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dens Henrikson
Julius
Kathryn
Martin Olstad
Alfred Anderson
Helge Olson
Carl Henrikson
Valley City
Christian Hagen
Hilda Opsahl
Sheyenne Valley
Anders
Martin Opsahl
John F. Henrikson
Anton Auren
Oscar E. Aas
Carlol Henrikson
Marie Henrikson
Ester Gregerson
Anders Opsahl
Julius Henrikson
Elze Olson
Gust Collins
Jens Henrikson
Joseph Allain
Robert
Nina Henrikson
Peter Stevens
Alfred Aasau
Kathryn Fs
Otto Kraft
Andrew Lund
Valley
Carl Monson
Spiritwood
Lund
Local Critic's Harsh View Grips County Set Tre Hay
A puzzling line from a county critic surfaces in the State Journal as readers wrestle with tone and purpose. The piece hints at frustration with civic pride and constructive critique amid community debate and local governance.
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Tre Hay
Obwe
Clark City News Highlights Local Happenings
Local school opens with Miss Ruth Gomesrude from Ypsilanti as teacher. Residents attend Sanborn service flag dedication. Seward McQueen sells car and plans to join Camp Grant. Belgian War Relief day raises clothing for Valley City. Red Cross reports September contributions from many residents.
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Clark City
Ruth Gomesrude
Typsilanti
John Jones
Eckelgem
Haase
Arthur Kee
Stillings
Green Township
Peter Kramp
Wisconsin
Jamestown
Sanborn
Seward McQueen
Litchville
Seward
Camp Grant
Valley City
Frank Stillings
Rev. Dalton
Kee
Red Cross
Frank Hinchberger
Mary Elliot
McLees
D. R. Jones
Wm. Elliot
Larson
Equity Finance Corporation organized to aid farmers
A new institution named the Equity Finance Corporation held an organization meeting in the city on Monday. Officers elected include President J Anndahl Vice President A B Cox Secretary Geo L Isensee and Treasurer A H Gray. Directors mention C H Nottimier Jacob Messner Moses Wharton Herman Noeske and H C Schumacher. The prospectus cites serving farmers and farmer owned enterprises such as elevators banks and livestock development at reasonable rates to remedy past neglect by eastern financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Finance Corporation
J. Anndahl
A. B. Cox
Geo. L. Isensee
A. H. Gray
C. H. Nottimier
Jacob Messner
Moses Wharton
Herman Noeske
H. C
Austin-Dakota Development Co. Telegram on Ore Find
A telegram from the Austin-Dakota mines reports a single vein takeup with three mining cars of ore. Ore found on both sides of a raise, waste stripping underway, and future separation planned due to high ore richness. Northeast drift near a dyke shows diabase spots entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin-Dakota
Dust-Saving Window Shades For Pantry Shelves
A simple window shade design runs up and down over pantry shelves to keep dust off stored items. The device promises reduced cleaning and neater shelves.
Butter Price Stabilization Sought by Food Administration
Washington reports a conference with Hoover and dairy leaders urging steps to stabilize butter prices amid a temporary shortage. A committee including King, Brane, Ingersoll, Warner, Rice, Kingsley, Schilling, and Scaville was named to advise on government purchases to support the market and curb margarine substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Ladd
Washington
Hoover
Agricultural Advisory Board
Clyde L. King
Pennsylvania
Charles Brane
Urbana
Ohio
J. Ingersoll
Slyrit
Warner
Michigan
G. R. Rice
Wisconsin
Frank Kingsley
Iowa
W. F. Schilling
Minnesota
Robert Scaville
Connecticut
Wheat theft arrest after 14 sacks sold near McClusky
Dr. J E Featherstone reports excitement in McClusky where a man who sold 14 sacks of wheat was arrested after bloodhounds traced a scent 25 miles out of town. The piece also mentions a league started consumer store selling $100 privilege per shopper and farmers' backlash.
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J. E. Featherstone
Mel Clusky
League
Puck
Weather Prognastication Tradition
A traditional saying links morning rain to improved weather while evening rain signals fair weather. The folklore suggests rain timing forecasts the day’s mood and tempers.
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Northern Pacific Express
Ndworks
University
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Paige
George
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Camp Arthur
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Deming
John Neustaedter
Betatea
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Geo.t. Peake
O. N. Guldlin
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Simenson
Somdahl
Guldlin
A. A
Rochester
Minn
Craswell
Embertson & Olson
Ford Car
Messrs
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L. R. Loucks
City
Froid, Mont
Ruby Rich
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General's Office
A. S. Greenwood
Olive M. Gray
Department of Education
Miss Gray
Charleston
Martin Jaten
First Street
Q.kmudaon
Marne
Fidelity
Bank OF
Getchenl Prairie
Luther Brown
Charles Whiteher
Gussie White
Orisha
Dora Large
J. H. White
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Hope
Charles Whitcher
Pillsbury
S. E. Harper
T. T. Scout
Charles White
Audrey Inscomb
Fargo
Fred Getchell
Jimmie
J. R. Getchell
Levi Getchell
Savaides
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