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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

8

Prominent Farmer Sees Terminal Elevator Benefit North Dakota

Fargo Sept 4 Prominent farmer John N Hagen Deering republican nominee for North Dakota commissioner of agriculture and labor says establishing a state terminal elevator will boost dairying and beef industries by cutting feed costs and enabling by products like bran shorts screenings to stay in state He urges state aid to cooperative marketing and a mixed farming future with stronger grain and stock sectors plus a state grain grading system to deliver real value to growers.

Fargo North Dakota John N. Hagen Deering Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor of Hagan Minneapolis Havng Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor

V C Boy Writes Poetry at Border

Poems by a Northern Dakota regiment soldier reflect on guarding the Rio Grande and the rough life of duty. The narrator vents about detentions and inspections yet mi rrors pride in serving Uncle Sam and hopes for calmer days and possible return home.

Rio Grande Uncle Sam

Local Notes Chronicle Farm Visits and Social News

Logan of Weyburn Canada attends farm duties and visits. Stella Martin and Antoinette Zoellers assist with threshing. various neighbors from Rogers Valley City and Viola visit or work together. Major Black returns from Wisconsin amid strike rumors. G A R encampment draws large crowds. Idalia Larson heads to Minneapolis. Swede Swanson named poet at school. Life at the border era noted with a wartime vignette.

Frank Logan Weyburn Can John Mies Stella Martin Omar Nelson Zoeller Valley City John Eggert Minnie Andem Stella Martin Antoinette Zoellers Vogel Wilbur Logan Andem Herman Vogel Rogers Annie Vogel Harris Aronson St. Paul Fred Becker Fred Kutler Hobart Dowell Viola Wis Dr. Martin John Logan Will Colville John D.black Wisconsin Nelson M. Black Milwaukee Major Black Dr. Black W. W. Smith Arban Alvin G. Swanson Kipling Em Company G Bryo Renale Times-Record

Machine Guns for the Troops at Mercedes Camp

Machine guns arrived at camp and will be practiced with. each costs about 1000 dollars. Officers returned from Harlingen to train, with assignments to Ft. Still. A militia chaplain officiated at the funeral of Eugene Jones, three, drowned in the canal. Jesup Lopez aided in rescue. Orders in camps ban live animals and hunting. visitors cannot bring guns.

Dr. Moultrie North Dakota Regiment Eugene Jones Orlean Jones Jesup Lopez Mercedes Tribune Indiana Mercedes

Frazier Seeks Labor Support at North Dakota Speech

Fargo report quotes Republican gubernatorial nominee Lynn J. Frazier at a Labor Day event. He pledges an employers liability act, opposes child labor, and seeks women’s work regulation. He explains union workers and farmers share common interests and reflects on the Nonpartisan League’s origins and aims.

Fargo Lynn J. Frazier Frazier Nonpartisan League North Dakota

Three Horses Poisoned by Oats in Brinamade

Brinamade Sept. 2. Andrew Loew lost three of his best work horses recently after feeding poisoned oats by mistake. Five horses were exposed to the poison. two were saved. A sack contained strychnine coated oats left by a prior owner and were fed to the horses by a hired man who did not know they were poisoned.

Brinamade Andrew Loew

Valley City Visitors and Local Residents Arrive and Depart

N Haas of Carrington and J D Reeves of Steele called in Valley City. Bessie Hopkins of Moorhead and Hilda Anderson of Maddock visited the city, with Misses Hilda and Edna Anderson of Nome also seen there. Hoff returns from Ashby to teach in city schools while Liza Egge arrives from Sioux Falls to teach in District 37 starting Tuesday.

N. Haas Carrington Bessie Hopkins Moorhead G. B. Glade Fargo J.D. Reeves Steele Valley City BE. H. Gamble Oriske Valley Hotel Hilda Anderson Maddock Hilda Edna Anderson Nome K. Hoff Ashby Minn Miss Hoff Liza Egge Sioux Falls S. C Asa

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