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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1913

Page

9

Milk Shortage Fears Hit Valley City Households

Valley City faces a looming milk famine as the Chilberg dairy herd is slated for sale next week and many cows may be shipped out of the country. With milk at ten cents a quart and prices climbing, locals scramble to secure winter supplies while eggs and butter rise to high levels. Local clubs consider attracting a larger dairyman. others urge households to raise their own milk where practical.

Chilberg Valley City McFarland Bonhus Otto Zetterberk

Walsh County Schools Classify for State Aid and Amounts

Rural and village schools of Walsh county in 1912 13 listed with state aid amounts. Fairdale first class consolidated $200. Lankin second class graded $100. Wainburg Fordville and Conway second class graded $66.66. Districts 67 46 16 first class rural $33.33. Districts 1 3 5 38 59 62 76 94 104 108 first class rural $16.66.

Grafton N. D Walsh County Fairdale Lankin Wainburg Fordville Conway

Saints Defeat Dakotans in Hard Fought Gridiron Battle

Saint Thomas defeated the University of North Dakota 6 to 0 in a fiercely contested game at Grand Forks. Ward scored the lone touchdown in the third quarter after a 40 yard run, as North Dakota, coming off a short rest, pressed hard but could not overturn the deficit.

Midway Grand Forks N. D St. Thomas University of North Dakota North Dakota Hamline Ward

Falling Memory Herman Brewer Bound Over for Trial

Herman Brewer, known as J. W. W., appeared before County Judge William Murray on the assault and battery charge and was bound over to the next county court term. He waived examination and demanded a jury trial. The case involves a row with Off ver John Reed amid police and T. W. W. agitators in Minot on October 18.

Herman Brewer Minot William Murray Brewer John Reed

280 Acre Farm Nets Profit in North Dakota Record

Larimore North Dakota Oct 18 Over seven thousand dollars net profit marks George Croziers 280 acre Niagara farm ten miles west of Larimore He claims a state farming record for success He produced ten thousand bushels of potatoes and other crops by farming it right.

Larimore N. D George Crozier Niagara North Dakota Mr. Crozier

Alleged Illinois incendiary captured by deputy sheriff

Deputy Sheriff James Kelly returned from Litchville yesterday with Andrew Stern, wanted on an incendiarism charge in Maine. Stern allegedly burned a farmer's barn at Mount Clemens and its contents, and was located while working for the Larnon family. He awaits Mt. Clemens sheriff arrival.

James Kelly Litchville Andrew Stern Maine Stern Mount Clemens Larnon Mt. Clemens

County and railroad prizes awarded at exposition

Last evening awards were announced for county and railroad prizes for best county exhibits. Cash prizes total from four railroads each contributing 300 dollars with first, second and third place awards. Winners include Northern Pacific LaMoure Morton Stark Soo Line Burleigh W Field Stark Great Northern Richland Barnes Sargent Milwaukee Hettinger Emmons and C E Lockwood won first prize for celery at the Industrial Exposition.

Wrms Ane Northern Pacific Railway LaMoure Morton Stark Soo Line Burleigh W. Field Great Northern Railway Richland Barnes Sargent Milwaukee Hettinger, Emmons C. E. Lockwood Mr. Lockwood Ia

Two Americans and one Mexican killed at Mexican mine

London reports no immediate British policy shift toward recognizing Huerta as U.S. intervention feared. Guadalajara details: two American citizens, one Mexican killed at Hostotpaquillo mining camp. 25 foreigners threatened with extermination. dead include mine manager Thomas Barrett and miner William Kendall. Rural guards escorted foreigners to a train toward Magdalena.

Guadalajara Mexico Hostotpaquillo Here Thomas Barrett William Kendall Barrett Kendall Magdalena

Largest coastal gun at Sandy Hook and its range

The 16 inch gun at Sandy Hook is the Army’s largest coast defense piece with a morzle velocity of 2150 feet per second. Computations show it could fire a 2400 pound projectile about 21 miles at 15 degrees elevation, while other guns reach up to 12 miles in range.

Sandy Hook

Hunt trip ends with geese and ducks near Island Lake

H. D. McKay and party returned Sunday afternoon from Island Lake where they spent a couple of days hunting geese and ducks. They got some geese and a few ducks.

H. D. Mckay Island Lake

Women club push for health laws and clean slaughterhouses

Federation of Women’s Clubs session lauds Grand Forks municipal slaughterhouse gains and calls for stronger laws against patent medicines and quack doctors. Speakers urge truthful labels on canned goods and a yearly health day to promote sanitation in markets bakeshops and related businesses. Mrs. Fannie Dunn Quain could not attend.

Vvrom America England E. F. Ladd Fannie Dunn Quain Bismarck Public Health Department Washington

Dangers of the American Home Warned by Federation Leader

Mrs. Percy Y. Pennypacker, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, warned nearly 1,000 attendees that the absence of a father's influence endangers homes. She urged mothers to cultivate humor, proper atmosphere, and patient preparation for childhood and womanhood while condemning excessive worry. A tea for visiting delegates followed at Ceres hall with state leaders and a college orchestra aiding the event.

General Federation OF Women's Clubs Percy Y. Pennypacker General Federation of Women’s Clubs Agricultural College Ceres Hall J. H. Sheppard Minnie Nielson Jennie Fuller W. 5. Lauder H. 5. Oliver Frank White N.C Putnam

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