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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

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Achievement Day at Valley City October 22 1921

The County Boys and Girls Club Achievement Day will be held in Valley City on Saturday October 22 1921. Exhibits and premiums funded by Barnes County Farm Bureau and Valley City Commercial Club, with a pageant of vocations and a livestock talk by Dr Don McMahon. Awards for attendance, exhibitor reports, longest distance traveled, and final reports will be announced in the auditorium of City Hall and Commercial Club rooms.

Valley City Bevs Barnes County Farm Bueau Valley City Commercial Club Equity Don McMahon Barnes County J. B. Meyers Teachers College J. J. Moe Agricultural College Voest Uxbridge Boosters Hilda Rumer Margaret Arvidson Eckelson Club Rose Scouten Olive Permy Rose Club Vernon Haugen eBay Bee and Clarice Hager Green Township Harry Schwenger Sibley Township Robert Mesuner Ita Glub Armerien—Allience Feport Ad Mcinnes Zey Barnes County Farm Bureau Snl T. J. Moe

Mme Hammer Company to Stage Two Plays at Valley City

TheMme Borgny Hammer Company returns to Valley City and State Teachers College for two October 20 and 21 performances. Ghosta by Thaen will pair with The Climax by William J Locke. Officials applaud the college for hosting a high quality dramatic company and anticipate strong community support. The article notes redecorated K P lodge rooms and plans for winter meetings and possible degree tennis initiatives.

Valley City State Teachers College Mme. Borgny Hammer Company Ibsen Thaen William J. Locke Eyous K.P Todge

New Faculty Named for State Teachers College

The Times Record lists forty nine faculty members with twelve new hires at the State Teachers College Valley City. New staff include Bess Lee Powell head of Home Economics, Alma May Ganz from Alma Wisconsin, Josephine Nelson R N in charge of the infirmary, L Elizabeth Evans veteran English instructor, and Beulah Brunner joining Junior High. Several others cover geography, band, art, and science while two physicians and a dental examiner will be added for student health services. The faculty roster also names J B Seymour Agriculture and Paula M Kittel English among many others.

C. B. Allen Times- Record Cranz Department of Hygiene and Physical Education Teachers College Columbia Emma Steyning University of Wisconsin Valley City Bess Lee Powell Esther Clark Nielson Department of Home Economica Warrensburg, Mo State Normal School University of Chicago Miss Powell University of Alma May Ganz Alma Wisconsin Buffalo County Miss Ganz Stout Institute Josephine Nelson R. N St. Mary's Hospital Minneapolis Weat Hall L. Elizabeth Evans Mt. Holyoke College Oberlin L. &. Wright Wright Wolf Point Montana Ing C. Robertson Switzer Misa Robertson University of Mlinoia State Teachers College Charleston Beulah Brunner Maryville Columbia University Gertrude Vanderhoof Saginaw Mich University of Michigan Ruth A. Bone St. Cloud Minn University of Minnesota Minnesota Carrie A. Proctor Aurora, Ill Potadam, N. Y Michigan University Cape Girardeau Mt. Pleasant Mic Lad H. 8. Olsson Hemp Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Maryland New York J.B. Seymour Mary G. Deem Anna K. Cook Willa M. Dush Cora J. Thompson Commerce L. Kjerstad Edith van Middlesworth W. M. Wemett Mary Patton Wemett Home Economies F.C. Spalding Ruth B. Cranz Inez Noll Susan McCoy Clare M. Young Paula M. Kittel Pen Gubelman Ano. Baker Helen M. Crane Bess Lowry L. Muthaler B. Meyer Mathematica

Open Culvert Accident Strikes Hilborn Family Near Leal

Rev J W Hilborn and his family of Cathay North Dakota escaped serious injury after driving into an open culvert one mile west of Leal while en route to an M E conference. The car was badly smashed and the hilborns, though bruised and cut, were saved by a passerby who took them to Leal with a doctor arriving soon after.

J. W. Hilborn Cathay N. D Leal Hilborn M. E Foughty Construction Company Mr. Hilborn Will Moore

Achievement Day at Valley City Draws County Clubs

The Barnes County Farm Bureau and Valley City Commercial Club host Achievement Day at City Hall Valley City on Saturday October 22 1921. Cash premiums honor top exhibits in corn potatoes vegetables poultry baking canning and sewing with clubs across the county contributing to the afternoon program. G A Lieber of Jamestown attends. he usually goes to the world series though this year he did not.

Barnes County Valley City Barnes County Farm Bureau Valley City Commercial Club

Local School Music and Science Faculty Names Listed

The document lists staff across arts and sciences including Violin and Band instructors Letha Peckham and Fanny Gaye, Public School Music with Dorothy De Waller, and Viable science teachers Vida M. Austin and L. D. Rhoades. It names geography Ina Robertson, training supervisor Maresas McCarthy, and principals Brunner and Vanderhoof with several head and assistant critics for grades 1 through 6.

Ge Amoth L. E. Wright Thepreoriental Letha Peckham Fanny Gaye Dorothy de Waller Vida M. Austin L. D. Rhoades Ina C. Robertson Maresas ‘McCarthy Soh Cular Brunner Gertrude M. Vanderhoof Togine High School Logan Norton Ruth A. Bone Carrie A. Proctor Mary Gardner Ladonia Murphy

Address of Rev C G Rarick at North Dakota Conference

Rev C G Rarick executive secretary of the Board of Temperance spoke at the North Dakota Conference in Valley City on prohibition. He cited a survey of 160 cities and argued that prohibition largely succeeds while warning against anti prohibition propaganda and lawlessness. He noted high physician license noncompliance and predicted the end of the fight against prohibition in France and England within five years.

G. Rarick Washington, D Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals North Dakota Valley City N. D United States New York Chicago Rarick France England American Medical Association United

W C H Triumphs Over Enderlin in 38 to 0 Gridiron Display

In a low tension game marked by loose play and fumbles W C H hammered Enderlin 38 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. Mulcair was sidelined by practice injuries while Beleal directed the offense. Kid Soras starred in the second half as the reserves moved the ball through Enderlin’s line.

Enderlin Valeley Soras

Bishop Burns Lectures on John Wesley Spectacles

The Methodist church crowds hears Bishop Charles Wesley Burns discuss John Wesley and the evangelical revival. He traces the spectacles as a symbol of Wesley's vision, notes their journey from England to Helena, and lauds Wesley as a leading figure who shaped English and world history with a heart-centered gospel. Mr and Mrs Robert Evans of Milca City, Mont. attend.

John Wesley Charles Wesley Burns Sammy Helena Hester Amn Rogers Gibsboro Yorkshire Henry Laugher America Stephenson England Wesley Henry Carlyle William Pitt Duke of Wellington Napoleon Bonaparte Bolingbroke Chesterfield Hegel Palestine Holland Scotland Oxford Robert Evans Milca * City, Mont

Car Goes Into Ditch On Heimes Road In Early Morning

Roy Milner and P G Flaherty, both garage men, drove a Maibonetie toward Cooperstown at about forty mph when steering failed and the car left the road tumbling twice. They escaped uninjured. the vehicle was towed to Pege's garage for repairs.

Roy Milner P. G. Flaherty Heimes Flaherty St. Paul Milner Cooperstown Pege

Poultry Culling Demonstrations Drive North Dakota Fricasse Interest

Indications that chicken fricasse popularity rises as C A Barton and county agents run statewide poultry culling demonstrations. Farmers’ records show post demonstration egg yields, plans to form an egg shipping association, and Barton’s call to expand markets and improve flock quality. Demonstrations to continue in Dickey, Barnes and Wells counties over the next ten days.

North Dakota C. A. Barton Barton Sargent Richland A. Jones Thompson Grand Forks New York City Burton Dickey Barnes and Wells County

Suspected Auto Thieves Nabbed After Nome Man Loan

Nels Ostrom and Carl Gustafson formerly of Nome now claim Fargo as their base were arrested and charged with stealing a Nome man Nelsons automobile. Ostrom allegedly asked to borrow the car to transport his wife and child to Enderlin and failed to return it, taking Gustafson with him. They traveled to Sheldon and other towns before Nelson alerted authorities. Ostrom appeared before Justice I J Moe with defense by Lashovitch and Ritchie, bail set at 2000 for Ostrom, Gustafson discharged. Gustafson was held for possible embezzlement by Fargo authorities.

Nels Ostrom Carl F. Gustafson Nome Fargo Nelson Ostrom Enderlin Sheldon Gustafson I. J. Moe Harry Lashovitch D. 5. Ritchie Itchie Justice Moe Sheriffs Office

Barnes County tour by Kitchen and Richter speakers

Hon Joseph A Kitchen independent farmer labor candidate and Fighting Dan Richter will tour southern Barnes county next Monday. They will speak at Itsehville Hastings Kathryn and Nome about political issues with Richter arguing against the Wobblies. Both men are noted speakers and southern Barnes residents are invited to attend.

Joseph A. Kitchen Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Dan Richter Barnes County Itehville Hastings Kathryn Nome Kitchen Barnes

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Salley City MME .Hammer CO G. A. Lieber Jamestown Gus Mr. Lieber Rev C. G. Rarick W.C. H Bank of Valley City Bishop Burns Christ Paul Arter Him Martin Luther Savonarola Florentine Jettera John Calvin John Knox Luther LV. A
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