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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

4

Valley City News Roundup Amid Flu Tolls and Travel

Tuesday news notes include visits by Daily C. L. Prouty and E. T. Nelson, illness in Ashby and Enderlin, and funeral plans for Mrs. P. P. Idsvoog. Senator Baer campaigns in Fargo as influenza claims four local deaths while Dr. and Mrs. Allen assess a new home in Valley City. Harry Randolph of the Normal School lineage is noted as the first alumni casualty from influenza.

C. A. Olsen Valley City Furniture Company Binford N. D P. P. Idsvoog Idsvoog Valley City Griggs County J. M. Baer Kindred Fargo Baer Fred Bartholemew Grand Forks Bartholemew Rogers Harry B. Randolph State Normal School Fort Sheridan Ill Upper Town University Randolph Barnes County Harry Marion Normal School Hamlin College LaMoure Winnebago College Minn

The Difference of Science and Arts in Atlantic Quote

A quoted fragment contrasts science’s focus on stars and fleas with art literature and religion’s concern for mankind and the universal. The remark, attributed to Dallas Love Sharp in Atlantic, frames science as dealing with measurements and anatomy, while arts address dream, defeat, and romance of life.

Dallas Love Sharp Atlantic

Lion standoff in British East Africa roars to a chase

A hunter faced a near face to face encounter with a lion that leaped but missed his arm by two feet. The beast fled into the woods, and the following day eight men tracked it to an open jungle space where it practiced low lumps, as quotes from Oliver Wendell Holmes and Thomas Paine appear in the text.

British East Africa

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C.L. Prouty Minneapolis, Minn E. T. Nelson Barnesville, Minn R. L. Lewis Enderlin, N. D Kindred Hotel Clara Hoff Ashby Harry Bjerkes Bottineau Burlington N. C Minneapolis C. T. Hoverson Olga Anderson Lieut. Hoverson Ed Hoverson 10Th Field Artillery France C. K. Hills C. E. Allen Carbondale, Ill Allen Melton’s The Peoples Co-Operative Trading Co Chaffee’s Tome Cts Cen China Daily Thought Oliver Wendell Holmes Brunswick America Thomas Paine Len
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