Times Record airs campaign for Barnes County official paper
The Times-Record campaigns to be Barnes County official newspaper against four rivals The Peoples Opinion The Barnes County Citizen and the Sanborn Enterprise The paper argues it has served farmers and the public with fairness and wartime publicity and condemns townley era socialists while highlighting its circulation and community service acting as advocate for free press and tax relief.
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Barnes County
Times- Record
Old Pipe
Times-Record
Peoples Opinion
Barnes County Citizen
Sanborn Enterprise
Mr. Stearns
Valley City Times
Mr. Papke
Bill Lemke
Royal Arch
A. ©. Townley
Anl
Ins
Mr. Townley
North Dakota
Times
American Legion
Salvation Army
Boost to support local institutions praised by Times-Record
The Times-Record urges readers to renew and support the paper, highlighting its daily leased wire reports and condensed world news ahead of other dailies in the northwest. It emphasizes boosting the paper to continue providing rapid, concise coverage.
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Northwest
Times-Record
Valley City Lecture Association Opens With Strong Course
The Valley City Lecture Association announces a four‑event season headlined by Percival Vivian's Fine Feathers on Oct 19 and Arthur Walwyn Evans on Jan 11. Children’s bird entertainment by Charles Crawford Gorst on Nov 5 and Montaville Flowers close the lineup. Tickets for a thousand at $1.00 season price.
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Valley
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Chautauqua
Lloyd George
Order
Charles Crawford Gorst
Valley City
Mr. Gorst
Montaville Flowers
Lecture Association
Business Chonges
Etcc
Obituary Amy Estella Ellis 1870 1920
Amy Estella Ellis born near Winona Minnesota on February 26 1870 moved to Valley City North Dakota with her parents at age ten. She married Ernest E. Critchfield in 1888 and had two daughters Mrs John F Krug and Mrs Jens Gregerson both of Valley City. Death occurred October 4 1920 at the home of her daughter Mrs Krug after years of illness. Survived by two daughters five brothers and one sister. Funeral at Congregational church October 6 with interment in Woodbine cemetery.
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Amy Estella Ellis
Winona
Minn
Valley City
N. D
Levi Ellis
Ernest E. Critchfield
John F. Krug
Jens Gregerson
Critchfield
Mrs. Krug
Everett
MclGrath
Thomas.c
Towner
James
Miller
Alberta
Canada
Harding Cox Lead In National Presidential Vote Bulletin
The Dakota Drug Company reports bulletin figures showing Harding leading Cox in national and regional totals. Harding secures 268 297 votes in northern states and 234 282 total from men, with 79 368 votes from women. Cox totals include 130 838 men and 156 024 overall, with 45 172 women. The electoral outlook shows 853 for Harding and 178 for Cox with 514 346 votes counted so far.
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Dakota Drug Company
North Dakota
Harding
Cox
South
Rogers Rebekas Entertain Guests in Diat District Meeting
A district meeting of the Rebekah lodges of Diat. N. 4 held in Rogers North Dakota on October 7 1920 featured School of Instruction led by Mrs. Stanley District President Mrs. Lavery of Valley City presiding. Valley City degree star exemplified work with three candidates. Rogers lodge hosted a banquet and decorated hall. Valley City Lodge invited next convention to Valley City for October 1941 fourth Thursday. Dancing followed the closing remarks.
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Rebekah Lodges
Diat. N. 4
Rogers, N. D
Stanley
Hich
Lavery
Valley City
Rebekah
Rogers Lodge
Valley City Lodge
Assembly
Woman Dies After Eating Paris Green Poison
Mrs. Haldena Deering of a farm near 25 miles northeast of town died from Paris Green ingested on September 24. An inquest found she self-administered the poison during a severe mental spell. She was about 52, recently from Ashland, Wisconsin, and left two adult sons.
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Ashland
Wisconsin
William Burchill
Young Couple Married at Norwegian Parsonage
Clarence A Hanson of Sanborn North Dakota and Gertrude Harrison of Urbana North Dakota wed October 6 at the Norwegian Lutheran Parsonage with Rev. V F Larson officiating. The couple left for Fargo and other points after the ceremony.
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Clarence A Hanson
Sanborn N.D
Gertrude
Harrison
Urbana
N. D
V. F. Larson
Briday
Aden and
Etna Harrison
Hanson
Fargo
Harvey Harrison
Barnes County
Mr. Hanson
Minnesota
Sanborn
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Peter Hanson
Eckelson
Mankilled by Kick of Horse on Farm
John Carlson about 63 a laborer at Carl Newman farm was almost instantly killed Tuesday by the kick of a horse he was unharnessing. He had worked for several years on the farm a few miles away.
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John Carlson
Carl Newman
Swedish worker fatally injured by horse strike at barn
A Swedish man employed by a local team was unharnessing horses in a barn when a mean horse kicked him in the leg behind the stomach. He died about ten to thirteen minutes later. He had no known relatives in the country. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM at N. O. Holberg funeral parlors with local cemetery interment.
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Sweden
N. O. Holberg
Valley City versus Fargo gridiron clash eyed for title
Valley City prepares for a big football showdown with Fargo as captain Wertin shifts to right tackle and Leussen takes the quarterback role. McFadgen and Briggs are hurt but may play as coaches stress cautious practice. A large crowd is expected and Valley City seeks revenge after last year’s two point defeat. The contest starts at 3 pm with Rhodes, Spalding and Scarlett as officials. LaMoure downs Oakes 54-0 to start season. LaMoure meets Enderlin next Saturday.
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Fargo
Wertin
Wilds
Wagner
Ploybar
Leussen
Capt Wertin
Briggs
McFadgen
Seymour
Fagin
Valley City
Cough Fagin
Rhodes
Spalding
Scarlett
Valley
McFadyen
Mulhair
Curren
Jal Briggs
Kernkamp
Will
Capt. Wertin
Lisbon
McPadgen
Luessen
Root
Playhar
Larson
Fighting Valley
Enderlin
Dates Named for N D E Association Meeting
The North Dakota State Teachers Association sets its annual gathering for November 10 to 12 in Grand Forks. Valley City State Normal School faculty hold several roles, with J. E. Switzer as president of Higher and Professional Education, Susan Norton as secretary of Elementary Education, J. B. Meyer head of Science and Mathematics, and Fanny C. Amidon as vice president of Magical Education. A report will follow listing invited sectional and general program participants.
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North Dakota State Teachers’ Association
Grand Forks
Valley City State Normal School
J. E. Switzer
Miza Susan Norton
Ing School
Department of Science and Mathematica
J. B. Meyer
Fanny C. Amidon
Department of Magical Education
Valley City Triumphs Over Fargo in Tough Gridiron Clash
Valley City edged Fargo 13 to 6 in a hard fought first half and pulled ahead in the third quarter with a Mulhair to Kernkamp drive and a Curren fumble recovery for a touchdown. Briggs starred on both offense and defense as Valley’s line and air attack controlled most of the play.
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Valley City
Fargo
Valley
Lengsen
Fotal
Wagner
Eade
Memorial project notice on soldiers and sailors memorial
The Darey Commercial expresses a fair view on the proposed memorial at Valley City and reveals facts and needs for the building. The notice, published by the Board of County Commissioners, concerns the election regarding the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial project to be erected in Valley City.
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Darey
Valley City
County considers tax levy for memorial building
The article reviews county deliberations on a proposed levy to fund a county owned memorial building. It notes past petitions pro and con and urges evaluating the common need and justified expense, while discouraging prejudice and local jealousies in deciding support or opposition.
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Wall City
District Camp R N A Organized in Valley City
District deputy Mrs Hannah Haaland led the gathering as Barnes and Stutsman county camps joined Friendship Camp 4376 to form a district camp. Rosamond Smith was named District Oracle with Georgiana Hewes as Recorder and Clara B Cliff installing officers. meeting adjourned to 2 pm.
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Hannah Haaland
Royal Neighbors of America
Valley City
Barnes and
Stutsman
Friendship Camp
Inez Embertson
Rosamond Smith
Stutsman County
Haaland
V. C
Augusta Blaisdell
Medina
P. O
Georgiana Hewes
Jamestown
Laura Schoen
Enderlin
Esther Anderson
Inner_ Sentinel
Mary Furgeson
Margaret Carroll
Pearl Hobby
Margaret Nelson
Buchanan
Alma Gardner
Anna Peterson
Kensal
Clara Calnan
Warner
Wimbledon
Frances Blaisdell
Luck Ranney
Hanson
Litchville
Clara B. Cliff
Wimbledon Soldier Buried On Monday
The remains of George Oscar Altringer died in France December 3 1918 from battle wounds arrived last Sunday and funeral services were held at St Boniface church Monday. A requiem mass was sung by Father Mahne and deacon duties were performed by Fathers Mulloy and McGeough. Father Mulloy delivered a patriotic address praising the service to God and country. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery with a military salute. Altringer son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Altringer was 25 at death and among Wimbledon boys who served in France the only one brought home for burial.
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George Oscar Alstinger
France
St. Bonaface Church
Father Mahne
Father Mulloy
Father MccGeiugh
George Altringer
Ferdinand Altringer
Wimbledon
Wimbledon News
Allens Entertain New Facultyites at Alea Home
The new faculty members were entertained at Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Alea’s home with a two course dinner for twenty two guests. Informality marked the evening as guests gathered in the library for light entertainment and conversation.
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C. E. Aleasist
Lirbrary
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Jas, J. Earley
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Allens
J. E. Haskell
P. R Trubshaw
B A. Parsons
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