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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

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North Dakota fuel official outlines winter coal plan

Bismarck Nov 30 Captain I P Baker federal fuel administrator for North Dakota says continuous operation of New England war industries is assumed unless unforeseen mine rail or coastwise shipping disruptions reduce coal to supply current needs. He notes North Dakota stores coal bought and paid for and urges conservation without harming health or comfort while influenza losses cut production. Professor Switzer of the Normal school learns of a Y M C A war work opportunity via Dr Goode of Chicago to lecture on geography in cantonments and Europe. Switzer may join as associate lecturer if accepted.

Bismarck I. P. Baker North Dakota New England United States Fuel Administration Railway Administration Shipping Board United States Allegheny Mountains Potomas River United State Capt. I. P. Baker National Retail Merchants’ Association Capt. Baker Iam Fuel Administration J. E. Switzer Normal School J. Paul Goode University of Chicago Dr. Goode Europe Prof Switzer Goode Prof. Switzer

Farm Loans Debate and Socialist Critique in North Dakota

The Nonpartisan Leader denounces the Federal Farm Loan banks as a “big bankers bill” and a fake scheme tied to the New York money trust. Proponents claim the Farm Land Bank benefits farmers by lowering interest rates and saving millions in North Dakota.

Nonpartisan League Congress Farm Land Bank Federal Reserve Bank House Committee On Banking and Currency Henry House Senate NEW York Money ‘Trust North Dakota Frazier

Certification of Seed Stock for 1919 Potatoes

North Dakota seeks to certify seed stock to standardize varieties and prove freedom from diseases. The Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, with extension and county agents, will inspect bulk seed for citizens forming or expanding potato seed plots in 1919. Preference to those starting seed plots. apply early to H. L. Bolley, State Seed Commissioner.

North Dakota South New Yorker Department of Botany and Plant Pathology Pure Seed Division H. L. Bolley

Labor Board Wire Seeks Carpenters and Laborers for Norfolk

J. J. Moe announces a State Director Patton message urging immediate recruitment of carpenters and laborers for Norfolk shipments. Transportation from Valley City provided. Good wages with overtime and double time for weekend work Saturday afternoon and Sunday.

J. J. Moe Community Labor Board Patton Norfolk Valley City

New York Apples Arrival Announced by Co-Operative

The Peoples Co-Operative Trading Co. announces a carload of fancy New York apples in about ten days or two weeks. The apples will be late picked, worm and scrub free, and suitable for winter use. A car of fancy Western box apples will follow in a few days with low prices for winter stock. Order now for delivery upon arrival.

New York The Peoples Co-Operative Trading Co UUR

You Bet. Every Married Man Can Name One Woman

A compact quip noting that every husband may claim one woman who has a good husband. The line suggests social or humor writing without naming individuals or events.

Governor Frazier Warns Against Election Frauds in North Dakota

Governor Frazier issues instructions to sheriffs and state attorneys urging fair elections on November 5. He calls on officials to enforce election laws, stresses voter conscience, and warns that violators will be prosecuted.

Bismarck Frazier North Dakota Cil

Oscar A. Lien influenza victim obituary

Oscar Alfred Lien died at General hospital at 1 a m October 380 from pneumonia and influenza at age 40. Survived by two daughters Jessie and Orpha, two brothers and three sisters including Mrs. H Bond Valley City and Raymond Lien in service in France. Private funeral 2 p m Friday at Valley City Furniture Co parlor. interment Hillside cemetery. Rev. Lyon officiating.

Oscar Alfred Lien General Hospital Jessie Orpha Lien H. Bond Valley City N. Christianson Lethbridge Can Arthur Lien Yeoman Sask C. M. Munser Rockford Raymond Lien France Howard Clark Valley City Furniture Co Liberty Hillside Cemetery Lyon

Eligible Registrants Now Eligible for Infantry Officers Training

Draft registrants from Class 1A registered before Sept 12 who were previously listed ineligible for the infantry officers training school at Camp Fremont Cal are now declared eligible to apply. North Dakota’s quota is 110 with 11 alternates. Applicants 18 to 45 with high school education may apply. contact Major M F Steele Fargo for blanks. early applicants have advantage.

Infantry Officers’ Training School Camp Freemont Cal M. F. Steele Military Vocational Training The Agricultural College North Dakota Steele Fargo

Doyle criticizes Socialists in North Dakota race

Fargo October 29 Democratic candidate for governor 8 J Doyle accuses Socialists of dodging real issues and relying on personalities mudslinging. He defends the Joint Campaign Committee against a slush fund claim and notes ongoing silence on alleged theft by John Steen.

Fargo North Dakota J. Doyle

Campaign Against Fear Urged in Des Moines Meeting

Des Moines business leaders call for Christian Science based calm and common sense during the Spanish influenza outbreak. Dr. Witte warns fear can cause illness while noting Camp Dodge soldiers unaffected, and editors urged to publish constructive, fear reducing editorials.

Des Moines W. C. Witte James R. Hanna Z. C. Thornburg C. L. Herring Greater Camp Dodge Miller Witte Lendar H. W. Byers Beyers Dr. Witte

New York Apples Arrive With Winter Stock

A delivery of fancy New York apples is arriving soon with additional cars of winter keepers and several carloads expected. Prices are advertised as low for the fancy winter varieties.

Questioning North Dakota constitution changes and socialist critique

A lawyer questions the socialists and the Joint Campaign committee about campaign conduct and motives. He asks why the new constitution omitted key sections on railroads, school funds, and patriotism education, and inquires about a March 1918 claim in a newspaper. He urges Vargo supporters to answer publicly.

Joint North Dakota Paris Vargo Socialist Morning

New Normal School President Addresses Students

Dr. C. E. Allen, elected president, spoke to students and faculty at the State Normal school. Amid quarantine and influenza restrictions the new leader urged cooperation and school spirit, noting the institution operates only as a boarding school.

State Normal School C. E. Allen Allen Dr. Allen Normal School

Miss Palma P Davidson Dies In This City At 23

Miss Palma P Davidson eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Davidson of this city died at home on Sunnyside Avenue Tuesday evening October 22 1918 aged 23 years eight months ten days She was the third death in a family of 14 children surviving eight sisters and three brothers all at her side except Herbert who left with Company G for service in France She had chosen nursing as a career and had trained at the Lutheran Hospital of Bismarck graduating last summer

Mer Christ Miss Palma M. E Mary Palma P. Davidson Peter Davidson Sunnyside Avenue Herbert Company G France Lutheran Hospital of Bismarck

Order Now for Delivery Upon The Peoples Co-Operative

A brief notice urges readers to place orders for delivery through The Peoples Co-Operative. It emphasizes prompt ordering to secure service and outlines how members should arrange delivery.

For Sale Round Oak Heater Good as New

For sale a Round Oak heating stove described as good as new by Mrs. S. T. Leine. Price listed as 45 dollars.

S. T. Leine

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