For Sale High Grade Shorthorn Bulls and Milks Cows
For sale two high grade Shorthorn bulls from C F Leussen and Son Valley City. Also four good milch cows or trade for a good team of horses. M Gudmestad advertises items and a local deal. OCULIST Wicks Block J T Wicks offers glasses and eye care. War effort urged with wheel turning slogan and a push to qualify for business or government positions via Mankato Commercial College Minnesota with a free catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, F. Leussen & Son
Valley City
Wtf
M. Gudmestad
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
City Schools Open Tuesday in Junior High Shift
City schools announce changes for the next year to group seventh and eighth graders with domestic science, manual training, and gym at the Ritchie school. High school students stay at the high school. Two kindergartens will operate at Lincoln and the library, with admissions starting at age four before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie ‘School
Lincoln School
Ritchie School
R. L. Brown
Zabel
Miss Freeman
Perry
Davis
Severson
Steinfort
Miss Chapman
Wirt
Brown
Divers
Anderson
Nelson
Robarge
Bergan
Helen Stowell
Benson
Miss Sanderson
Miss Faust
Miss Ritter
Miss Forbes
Miss Schroeder
Miss Phillips
Miss Hackett
Miss McBride
Miss Busdicker
Miss Messer
Miss Zabel
Edythe Stowell
Miss Boynton
Miss McCorkell
Miss Johnson
Miss Cameron
The Hardiest Rye N D 959 From North Dakota College
The hardiest rye for North Dakota is the N. D. 959 developed at the North Dakota Agricultural College. Rye is a valuable bread crop and requires less work alongside other grains. It also functions as a good weed killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Shock Troopers Send Out Furnished Shockers
The harvest season saw shipments of shock ers from various businesses including Right Price Mercantile Co City Drug Co The Fair Gilbertzon Cigar Store Aldahl Hardware Anderson Clothing Co Bank of Valley City American National Bank Middlewest Trust Co Dakota Drug Co Barnes County Abstract Co Brady Pool W Brown barber Valley City Grocery Valley City Courier Times Record Straits Clothing Co Oscar Dahl tailor Lewis Gillett shoemaker Golden Rule Ratprark Grocery Post People s Cooperative Trading Co C C Chaffee Store Valley City Furniture Co Valley City Plumbing and Heating 2 Pegg Garage Valley City L Light Plant City Hall August Swanson shoemaker Telephone Office M J Englert attorney and local visitors from Tower City Alzada and Mrs Dalton were in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right Price Mercantile Co
City Drug Co
Gilbertzon Cigar
Aldahl Hardware
Anderson Clothing Co
Bank of Valley City
American National Bank
Middlewest
Trust Co
Dakota Drug Co
Barnes County Abstract Co
Brady Pool
W. Brown
Valley City Grocery Co
Valley City Courier
Times-Record
Straits Clothing Co
Oscar Dahl
Lewis Gillett
Golden Rule
Ratprark & Grocery
Post People’s ‘Cooperative Trading Co
C. C. Chaffee
Valley City Furniture Co
Valley City Plumbing and Heating
Pegg
Valley City L
City Hall
August Swanson
M. J. Englert
Geo. Buswell
Alzada
Dalton
Tower City
Wedding Bells Ring at Lutheran Parsonage
A quiet wedding occurred August 28 at the Lutheran parsonage uniting Swen Swenson of Dazey North Dakota and Clara Pederson of Valley City. Rev C G Naeseth officiated as Esther Swenson and Clara Pederson attended, with Al Bert and Melvin Heybrdahl as escorts. A four course dinner followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swen Swenson
Dazey
N. D
Clara Pederson
Valley City
C. G. Naeseth
Esther
Clara
Albert
Melvin Heybrdahl
North Dakota Socialist Plan Faces Weather Reality
The piece argues that conscripting wealth and land to fund war and debt falters without weather-based wealth from farming. It notes Governor Frazier’s weather safeguards for seed loans shift risk to banks, and cautions Roosevelt’s warning on government ownership. It concludes with North Dakotans seeing flaws in the socialist approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Kingdom of Heaven
Frazier
League
Roosevelt
Saratoga
North
Word to the Wise Get in Supplies
Rail and government authorities urge early winter stockpiling of household staples and fuels to ease upcoming car shortages. Farmers, retailers, and consumers are asked to order now, prevent freight congestion, and support the war effort with prudent preparations before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Hannaford
Northern Pacific
Acker
Food Control Department
North Dakota
Himelf
Bees Do Not Harm Fruit In Orchards
Investigations in Italy show bees cannot perforate fruit skins. Damage blamed on bees is due to birds wind hail hornets and other insects. Bees benefit orchardists by pollinating fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Popular Science Monthly
Duty of all is clear in wartime effort at home
This editorial urges every citizen to support the war by funding and supplying American and Allied armies. It stresses that victory requires not only soldiers but money, food, clothing, weapons, and countless essential goods produced at home for Europe’s war effort.
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United States
League of
North Dakota
Lenine
Trotsky
League
America
Europe
Flanders
Patriotic Call Urges Support Amid September 1915 Events
A dated note from September 28 1915 urges citizens to back the government and unity, warning that government failure would threaten national spirits and freedom. It emphasizes patriotism and collective duty as essential to avoid societal collapse.
Patriot Duty to Hire Liberty Bonds and Save for Victory
A wartime appeal urges citizens to fund the war effort by buying Liberty Bonds and saving money. It details a goal of 24 billion dollars for the year, with 16 billion from loans and 8 billion from taxes, stressing that failure to raise funds would doom the treasury, the war, democracy, and the world, and urging thrift and productive living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
United States Treasury
United St Treasury
Third Liberty Loan officers named for the Fourth campaign
The article notes that over thirty thousand volunteers from a 5 million population supported the Third Liberty Loan. It states Washington must be credited only for directing the effort, while Northwest army officers led the drive and will head the upcoming Fourth campaign from September 28 to October 3.
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Washington
Northwest
Northwest crops deemed satisfactory for Liberty Loan push
The Ninth District will contribute its full share to supporting the armies of freedom and will then lend the Government funds to ensure the Fourth Liberty Loan succeeds. The passage extols the region as a fine part of a wonderful country.
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Armies of Freedom
Liberty Loan Subscriptions by Country and Ninth District
Record shows totals for First, Second and Third Liberty Loans with country and Ninth District figures. Notable figures include country subscriptions of 4 617 592 300 and district figures around 182 942 350 for First, 2 600 000 and 1 800 920 450 for Second and Third Loans respectively.
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Ceaeseine
Rakeseees
Wetter
Occ Sc Esses
Ninty Distrieet
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Boosts Northern States
The people of Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan have shown patriotic cooperation. They are urged to continue and improve their splendid showing during the Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northio
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
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F. J. Wicks
Wicks
Stern
Candy Shop
Stern’s
Peyton Brand Real Gravely
P. B. Gravaly Tebecco Company
Denville, Virginia
Agricultural College
Fargo
Gamble-Robinson Co
Minneapolis
E. F, Ladd
Dart
U. S
P. B. Gravely Tobacco CO
Danville
Terme
Herat
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