Valley City hosts annual Methodist conference greeting
Rev J S Wilds acts as host welcoming ministers and friends to Valley City for the conference. He encourages unity, rich programs, and touring the city landmarks including the State Teachers College and parks. He praises cooperation of the Central Office and official board and hopes for a session of heavenly fellowship.
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Valley City
Wilds
Peru
Gentral
John Spruance
Prairies
Carlo Sabatini to make Valley City debut on Artist Course
Reports praise the Italian-Viennese violinist Carlo Sabatini as a premier virtuoso. UK and France critics hail his technique, tone, and interpretation in Beethoven and other concert selections. His Valley City appearance marks a major international musical event.
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Europe
Carlobatini
Valley City
Great Britain
London Times
Scotland
Kubelik
Glasgow
France
Beethoven
Carlo Sabatini
le Temps
Paris
Reception in M. E. Church for Bishop Burns Conference
A reception in the parlor of the M E Church honored Bishop Burns and visiting Methodist preachers. Mayor A G Botkins attended to extend a welcome. Rev Thomas E Nu ment spoke for Valley City churches about cooperation and conference benefits. John Alderman welcomed the conference, noting fifty years as a Methodist and hospitality for preachers. Burns echoed warm praise and joked about the chickens hatched last spring awaiting Beare.
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M.E
Butps
A. G. Bontins
E. Nument
Ieity
Valley City
John Alderman
Anti Eoplee City
Burns
A.B. A. S SOURCE OF BLESSING REPORTED BY REVEREND KIRKBRIDGE
The American Bible Society in America has been a source of blessing for seventy years, said Reverend 8 H Kirkbridge of Chicago to the North Dakota Conference at Valley City. He noted over a hundred million scriptures in 140 languages and dialects have gone forth, with the society printing sixteen books per minute on average and producing many embossed editions for the blind.
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American Bible Society
America
8. H. Kirkbridge
Chicago
North Dakota
Valley City
N. D
British and Foreign Bible Society
The
Minot Youth Earns Dairy Show Trip On Heifer Profit
Geo Eckert aged 18 from Foxholm reports 240 dollars profit in 16 months from his Guernsey heifer and earns a 50 dollar travel prize to the National Dairy Show at St Paul October 8 to 15. Eckert, a member of Ward County Guernsey Calf Club, kept detailed milk and labor records showing total herd value 315.50 with milk tests at 5.6 percent butterfat. He will join about 1000 North Dakota delegates traveling by special train for the event.
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Minot
Geo. Eckert
Foxholm
St. Paul
George
Ward County
Guernsey Calf Club
Paropel
National
Guernsey Breeders Club
North Dakota Guernsey Club
National Breeders Club
E. Billing
Eckert
Mercy
Ward County Club
North Dakota
Prof Women Have Frolic at Commercial Club Room
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted new teachers and business girls at City Hall last evening with about eighty attendees. Ruth Davis opened the meeting. Susan's Kitchen Band led by Professor R Inky dink performed with kitchen utensil instruments and outfits.
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Business
Commercial Club
Rooma
Ruth Davis
Susan's Kitchen
R. Inkydink
Tesa Henry
Martha Olsby
Stella Benzinger
Delis Nelson
Irene Wright
Mary Haslegrove
Gracia Amundson
Emma von Domarus
Nettie Halvorson
Mrs. Amundson
Miss Amundson
Old Town
Katy
Miss Olaby
James A. Murphy
Jamestown
Can Oe
Cantwell
Mindlub Alec
Ram
Wesley and Church Leadership Emphasize Social Faith
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns urges the North Dakota Conference to focus on practical Christian service rather than creeds. He argues evangelism and scholarship unite in church leaders who drive social reform through education, reform, and spiritual renewal, challenging ministers to align church work with youth and public schools.
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North Dakota
Valley Zits N. D
Charles Wesley Burns
Wesley
Max
Church of Christ
God
Paul
Tertullion
Chrysostom
Basil
Savonarola
Luther
Latimer
Calvin
Knox
Wycliffe
Hooker
Jeremy Taylor
Baxter
Tillotson
Fenelon
Mason
Massillon
Robert South
Robert Hall
Edward Iving
Newman
Stanley
Channing
Bushnell
Chalmers
Spurgeon
Brooks
Matthew Simpson
Beecher
Pinney
John Wesley
Drummond
Hugh Price Hughes
G. Campbell Morgan
J .He. Jowett
Alexander Whyte
T. L. Cuyler
Robertson Nicoll
Brent
Wits
Jesus Christ
Germany
Tedson
Clean Up Campaign Aims to Aid World War Veterans in Barnes Co
The Barnes county effort runs October 20 to 22 with the Red Cross and American Legion aiding veterans in filing compensation, hospitalization, vocational education, and war service questions. The Clean Up Squad, based in Fargo, includes a medical examiner and federal board representatives. Daily hours 9 am to 4 pm, with Red Cross workers helping those unable to attend in person.
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Barnes County
Red Croys
American Legion
Fargo
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Compensation and Insurance
Red Cross
The
V C High School Dominates Oakes In Season Opener
Valley City high school overwhelmed Oakes 66 to 0 in the season opener on the local gridiron. Mulcair starred at fullback as Valley Citys pushed through for big gains. Coach Frank Wyttenbach, a former Valley City boy, hopes his Dukes improve after the lopsided win.
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Oakes Gridiron Warriors
Mulcair
Valley Citys
Annual Methodist Conference Opens in Valley City
North Dakota Methodist conference opens with morning examinations at the church house. Afternoon sessions schedule more exams, a 5 30 banquet by the itinerant club, 8 pm hospital and homes board anniversary under Rev. G L White, and a bishop Burns reception. Delegates spread to quarters and the event aims to advance the denomination’s Christian work.
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Methodist Churches
North Dakota
Board of Hospitals and Homes
G. L White
Valley City
Valley City Library Hosts Lost Book Roundup Week
The Valley City Public Library invites residents to return overdue books drawn before Sept 1 1621 during Oct 3 8 without fines or questions. Many books have vanished and the drive seeks returns with no embarrassment. Citizens urged to search homes for any last books and bring them in. Free Jap Rose tagsets of Kirk's Flake White Laundry Soap.
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Valley City
Kirk
Bishop Wesley Burns To Preside At North Dakota Conference
Bishop Wesley Burns will preside at the annual North Dakota Methodist conference convening here tomorrow. He will speak Thursday at 8 o clock on Through John Wesley's Spectacles, with an admission of five cents per ticket.
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North Dakota
Wesley Burns Remaiis
Bishop Burns
John Wesley
Gov Frazier Visits City Stirs Crowd With Mixed Review
Last Saturday at the high school auditorium Gov Lynn J Frazier spoke for two hours before about 500 people. The speech focused on big business and bankers, with limited farmer relief details and little on timely warrants, leaving attendees disappointed and calling the event more a funeral sermon than a victory song.
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Lynn J. Frazier
C. A. Fisher
Andy
Thore Frazier
Officials deny protest over loan by Equity Co operative
Washington reports Eugene Meyer states R G MacGregor and M O Grangaard did not protest the loan to the Equity Co operative exchange. The two officials traveled to Washington to clarify their agency’s actions on extending credit to banks. A second item notes WFC set a 54.4 percent rate on six month agricultural loans under certain conditions. Also, J N Wright of Barnes County, born 1882, died in California and was buried in Riverside on September 23.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
R. G. MacGregor
M. O. Grangaard
Aricultural Agency
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Scopo Review
Quity Co-operative Exchange
Messrs
MacGregor
Grangaard Jist
Agricultural Agency
J. N. Wright
Barnes County
California
Riverside
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M. E. Church
M. E. Conference
Bank of Valley City
Barnes CO
V. C. High School
Wesley Burns
Gov. Frazier
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