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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
11
An article notes the rise of built-in furniture as a practical and fashionable feature. It highlights a library corner with Gothic style bookcase doors and a high wainscoted desk, illustrating how architects increasingly control furnishing choices for cohesive interiors.
The Fargo Search Light applauds a Sturgis jury that ignored a judge’s acquittal suggestion in a bank loan case. It argues jurors no longer fear courts and may act on conscience, urging decency and equal justice in trials. Subscribe for the Times-Record.
Alva AVOLUNHL hosts box party at Rex theatre and other gatherings at the home of Mrs. Murray. Euclid Circle of the Aid Society meets at Mrs. Olson's. Knoxs prep to move to Medicine Hat Alberta. Official board dinner and pipe organ recital plans discussed. Local high school football vs Fargo set for Saturday. Carrie Krug marries Charles Burtelt at Laona with reception and serenade. Various visits, travels, and community news across Valley City and surrounding areas.
Mr Grigsby works for Cirkler s of Minneapolis and Charles Namer of Des Moines who has a 100 foot soda fountain said to be the largest in the world. Miss Beatrice Sorem teaches art in Shreveport Louisiana schools to about two thousand pupils weekly and enjoys the South. John Kretschmer chairman of the county board visited Valley City Wednesday on his way home to Oriska.
August Janiach, a former Fort Ransom blacksmith, was found dead under the Cayuga depot with his throat cut. He had been missing for about two weeks, leaving a Montana family, and local authorities pursue the unclear death as a possible suicide amid surrounding mystery. Devils Lake Indians have acquired the Lemon Extract habit.
The ad lists multiple city houses with prices and features from No 1 to No 11 plus estate items and furniture. Includes land near Valley City, water, heat, cisterns, and outbuildings. Also offers loans on Barnes County lands and sale of household items and stock.
Atty. Gen. Miller advised Gov. Hanna that a 40 percent clause repeal makes a special session unnecessary to enact direct election of U S senators. He also noted the seventeenth amendment limits the governor’s appointment power absent legislative authorization. Secretary Hall will act ministerially, awaiting formal rulings and further study.
A. H. Gray & Son Supply House announces improvements to service and sanitation to offer top quality goods at the lowest prices. Oysters, buckwheat flour, maple syrup, cranberries, spring chicken and more advertised with promise of prompt attention to customer satisfaction. Phone listed as 21 for inquiries and orders.
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