New Attorney Hoverson Leaves For Valley City Practice
Lieut. and Mrs. K. T. Hoverson depart for Valley City where he takes up law practice succeeding Judge Engler t. He is a Grafton native born April 2 1894 son of ex Senator Ed Hoverson. A Beach High and UND Law graduate he served in WWI with the Tenth Field Artillery earning two wounds while celebrated for heroism during major operations from Chateau Thierry to the Meuse Argonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Hoverson
Valley City
Englert
Lieutenant Hoverson
Grafton
N. D
Ed. Hoverson
the Beach High School
University of North Dakota College of Law
Agar
Gulden Valley
Fort Snelling
Tenth Field Artillery
Camp Douglas
France
Chateau Thierry Salient
Champagne-Marne
The
Marne
Aigné-Marne
St. Mihiel
Mene-Angonie
Army of Occupation
Marre
McHenry Visitor and Busy Town Scene Highlight Monday
Monday scene in McHenry features visit by prominent businessman from the community, plus a flurry of social and civic notes. Local figures, families and merchants are cited in a bustling roundup of recent trips, visits, school win andbank rest room opening.
W C T U Leader Speaks on Temperance at Methodist Church
Mrs Maude B Perkiow national ed rect decret secretary of the W C T U addressed a large audience at the Methodist church on topics of interest to temperance workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude B. Perkiow
Methodist Church
Smith Towner Bill Progress and Opposition Outlined
A condensed excerpt from the NEA Bulletin discusses the Smith-Towner Bill creating a Department of Education with a Cabinet secretary and a $100 million federal appropriation. It notes bipartisan endorsements, cautions from opponents, and clarifies that federal funds would support general and common schooling without dictating state plans. The piece defends English as the basic instructional language and outlines minimal requirements for state eligibility, including 24 weeks of schooling and compulsory attendance flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. A. Bulletin
Natal Education Association
Ued States
Smith-Towner
Department of Education
Congress
Senate
House
National Education Association
American Federation of Labor, American, Federation of Teachers
Ional Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Library Association
National Civic Betterment League
Department
Hoke Smith
Senator Smith
Washington
Lea
Smith
Educati
Sachata Eye
Uns
Theag
Constitutionel Pras Yians
Sich
Captiol Newsby Letter Reports Bank Scandal In Fargo
In a capital letter from Bismarck North Dakota, the Unkept Press laments losses from a bank deal involving the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo. It notes H J Hagen and P R Sherman were arrested for false reports to examiners, while J R Waters tipped off officials as state bank examiner. The piece hints at further inquiries into the Bank of North Dakota and ongoing banking board actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N, D
Townley
Carl Elingon
H. J. Hagen
P. R. Sherman
Fargo
J. R. Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Carl Kositzky
State Bank of North Dakota
Fargo Institution
Insolvent Scandinavian Bank Closed Amid Excess League Loans
In Fargo the Scandinavian American Bank was closed by the state banking board on insolvency grounds after investigators found loans to Consumers United Stere Company, National Nonpartisan League, League Exchange, and National Service Bureau totaling $482,956.60, far exceeding the bank’s capital and surplus. Temporary receiver P. E. Halldorson named as authorities pledge solvent prospects while officials push exams of Waters bank management and related entities. Governor Frazier opposed a prior knowledge resolution and urged caution as auditors seize bank records and seal assets.
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Fargo
Aso
Wil Langer
Albert E. Sheets, Jr
State Banking Board
P. E. Halldorson
Consumers United Steres Company
National Nonpartisan League
League Exchange
National Service Bureau
Nonpartisan League
Langer
Thomas Hall
Gover- Boe Apeeier
Ono
J. R. Waters
Frazier
J. R Waters
United States
Sisal Trust
H. J. Hagan
P. R. Sherman
League
Langer and
Hall
Secretary of State
Kositzky
State Bank of North Dakota
Fargo Bank
P. .E Parent
Cupid Drives Alumni to Nearly Every Wedding
A Valley City newspaper notes numerous 1917 weddings among VN alumni including Ruth S. Odney and Harold H. Vowles at Tower City Dakota, Isabelle Lyddon and Adolph G. Hauge in Wolf Point Montana, and Mabel M. Zimmerman with Joseph J. Schmitz at Sahbatn North Dakota, with homes planned in varied towns. The writeup highlights graduates marrying after summer and autumn events, naming couples and their origins while chronicling community ties and future residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Deak
Ruth S. Odney
Harold H. Vowles
Tower City
Dakota
A. J. Lyddon
Brainerd
Minn
Isabelle
Adolph G. Hauge
Hauge
Isabelle C. Lyddon
Hauge Prill
Wolf Point
Montana
Mabel M. Zimmerman
Joseph J. Schmitz
Sahbatn
North Dalota
Valley City Normal School
Fred Tickson
Preducksnret
Grand Forks
Valley City
Fred Keadhe
Marion Thoburn
Frazier
Myr
John Arthur Syverson
Minnesota
Kenche
Generstenk
Sy- Verson
Cooperstown
Hope
N. Dat
M. Jefferson
Cess Valley
Two Town Weddings Highlight Hope North Dakota Note
The Hope North Dakota area records two weddings on September 10 with Edith Wittkopf and Rebecca Wagle among the brides. Edith Wittkopf married Rev. D H Lottes at Davils Lake while Rebecca Wagle wed William Claude Lindsay at the home of her parents and will reside in Calvin after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jickson
Vine Hope
Mane
Charles Dwin Williams
Cooperstown
Warwick
Williams
Willian Wittkopf
Edith
D .H. Lottes
Davils Lake
N. Oak
Hope
N. Dak
E. S. Carpenter
Alice
Edmond J. Shri
Ales Shruai
Siirtin
Mrs. Lindsay
Valley City
Rock Lake
Calvin
Valley City Normal School Loyalty Song
Lyrics describing Valley City Normal School in North Dakota, praising loyalty and love for V. C. N. The piece references the Sheyenne River, the school, and Alma Mater with chorus lines and cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheyenne
Valley City Normal School
North Dakota
V. C.N
V.C. N
V.C
Alwayee
Old
Mayor Poorman Eyes City Hall Fall for Prisoners
Canton Ohio mayor George Poorman proposed abandoning the basement rail area of city hall and converting it for a new city building space. He said the current fall serves drunks and smokers and is no longer useful, noting the new space will be large enough for all prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mayosr
Poorman
Lor
Weekly Wants Dr F L Wicks Ocuilist Advertisement
Weekly wants Dr F L Wicks ocus on eye ailments with contact details. Wicks Block phone listed. Fragmented listings describe animals for sale including two and three year old ewes, black faced ewes at 17 dollars each. Also notes sale trade for a mule and other small items. Contact GP Luessen & Son and Mart's Mart for listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diack
GP. Luessen & Son, Aia
Lady's
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W. W. Smith
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G. C. Mudgett
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Gateway City
M. H. Dreyer
Litle
T. Hart
Iowa
Coutines
Barnes County
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Hattie Eldridge
Seattle
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Marion
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Grice City
Grace City Gazette
Hannaford Entterprise
Jack Fearing
John A. Syverson
Chicago
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Grigze County
Ning
Perkins
Jamestown
Ione
Tomorrw
Normal
FP. G. Lewis
Binford
Otto Fritz
Lewis
Times- Record
N. P
Detroit
Valley City High School
Valley City Boys
Bowen
Busdicker
DeLancey
Middlewest Trust Company
Bank
Frank White
T. Melvin Lee
Times-Record
J. B. Jones
Weekly Times Record
Capitol
Bill Lemke
Lemke
H. A. Bronson
Supreme ‘Court
Bronson
James Robinson
Supreme Court
J W. W
Morton County
Tw.w
Genfist Tanger
Bill Haywood
State Bank of
Koriteky
William Langer
At & O
Waters
Evans
Cupid
F. L. Wicks
Wicks
Fof Galt
Sramie
Granger
Second Avenue
S. Gransr _ Beate
Homewood
Dewey
Montitt
Geo. C
C. F. Figensen & Son
Val- City
Bittow ‘Barn
F. Reussen & Son
Dt Foyy
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