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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
2
The Valley City Times-Record reports on a seat change in Worth Dakota, with official confirmation from the paper of Barnes County. Details on the new holder and implications for local governance are expected in upcoming editions.
An article reviews eye strain and nearsightedness in children, arguing most cases arise from excessive close work during growth. It explains astigmatism causes blurred vision and muscled eye strain, urging properly fitted glasses to prevent long term damage and preserve growth. The piece also contrasts prioritizing scientific war research with public health and education needs.
The Fatherland, a New York German American paper, bids fair minded Americans to consider a set of questions about German policy and British power. It notes colored news items irritate Germans and frames debates on Zabern Kishinev naval arms and the alleged perils of Germany versus Britain.
A Valley City merchant reports a surge in mail orders from Barnes County, attributing the trend to a months long relaxation in business and catalog houses pulling customers from local stores. He urges aggressive local campaigns, better seller consumer cooperation, and increased hustle to keep money in the county.
The Times Record states it will not change its policy while remaining independent in political matters. It pledges fair treatment for all citizens and kind references to public institutions, with support for only clean, suitable officeholders. The paper promises to prevent objectionable content, ensure prompt manufacturing work, fair pricing, and timely collections.
Report claims bombs fell in Parla last Sumilay from German aircraft. The piece calls for strong condemnation of inhuman warfare harming innocent women and children and urges Europe to respond. It notes parity with Allied actions but stresses German accountability and dignity.
The Northwest Nursery Co demonstrates northern fruit success in North Dakota with continually bearing strawberries ripening into September. Apples plums berries thrive here, and locally grown strawberries were on market this season, debunking the old belief that fruit cannot be grown well in the state.
A satirical dialogue debates controlling prices through government intervention vs private greed. A dogmatist favors jail threats for profiteers while a heretic urges state action to set depots and fair prices, arguing private business should serve the public and curb price gouging. The piece cites sources and public figures to critique laissez faire and consider policy avenues.
A heated exchange discusses whether people should govern themselves, accept private monopolies, or tolerate government regulation. The heretic argues for public action against monopolies, while the other insists on traditional methods and warns of Europe’s government ownership. A petition gains 60 million signatures toward President Wilson.
A late 19th and early 20th century view on prohibition in West Virginia recounts 1888 and 1912 votes, noting gains by anti liquor sentiment. It cites F O Blue and lists four reasons for changing sentiment, including school instruction, liquor interests, bar employers, and personal loss, claiming a nationwide crusade.
Sunday was set aside for churches to pray for peace amid the war. The piece notes speculative effects yet argues peace would benefit the nation both morally and financially as millions of men and billions in money are wasted. It urges that prayers may aid in ending the conflict.
Joe Williang near Pettibone outlines plans to build a solid concrete barn with dimensions about 50 by 150 feet. The notice specifies the new structure as a substantial agricultural building on his property.
Campaigns push for women’s suffrage in the state constitution, urging voting on November ballot. Debate centers on whether women should be allowed to vote on all matters. success hinges on male voter turnout and avoiding indifference.
The Times Record urges debtors to pay overdue subscriptions and bills at once to settle pressing obligations, arguing it is fair to patrons and stockholders and to place the paper on a solid business footing. The appeal emphasizes immediate payment by all owing money.
Despite attempts by the Mexicans to spur action and politicians to seek attention, the public remains focused on the European war and ignores other events.
What would you do right now if you had a severe cold This ad extols Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as highly effective and valued by long time users Mrs C E Sar sent Peru Ind says Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is worth its weight in gold and recommends it It is advertised for sale by Siegfried Pharmacy Taylor to have a white way The village board plans to install a new posts with five lights on the main street of the town.
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