Local notices mix with travel and events in Valley City
Fragments report visits by Mrs J C Geest and Mrs Treglawny from Weethope and St Brainerd Minnesota, plus multiple city residents traveling, a Baptist Auxiliary Guild meeting resuming, and a Democratic state committee meeting at Bismarck. Widespread social notes, a stolen Ford tale, wedding plans, theatre openings, and fair announcements fill the dense page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Treglawny
St . Brainerd
Mion
J. C. Geest
Joe Naughton
St. Paul
M. Naughton
Joe
Dick Henry
Valley City
Barnes County Pioneer Dies at seventy seven in Urbana
Goran Johnson, a Barnes county pioneer born in Sweden in 1845, died at Riverside hospital at age 77 from kidney and bladder trouble. Funeral at Sonuahl's Chapel at 2 pm Friday, Rev. J. S. Wilds officiating. Interment Hillside Cemetery. He leaves four sons Elvin Theodore S. Walter Ray and three daughters Mrs. John Nelson Urbana Mrs. Bud Thayer Urbana and Mrs. Fred Knudson Makoti N Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hospital
Barnes County
Goran Johnson
Urbana
Douglas County
Minnesota
Johnson
Elvin
Theodore S
Walter
Ray
John Nelson
Bud Thayer
Fred Knudson
Makoti
N. Dak
Northwestern North Dakota banner crop promising despite moisture
Northwestern North Dakota leads the fair with a growing banner crop report. The southeast suffered from excessive moisture while the central region remained poor. Threshing nears completion and a late frost could still yield a good corn crop. Grand Forks anticipates higher rye production and county agents note farmers plan to store potatoes in fields with yields ranging from zero to one hundred dollars per acre in some cases. Livestock farming remains essential as crop prices falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Hooper
Grand Forks
Thomas
Visitacs
Jy Itees
Livesto
Rotary Club Meeting Report Shaky But Busy
The Rotary club held a regular meeting with Charlie Robertson reporting on next Tuesday's agenda. M Frank Heiney and committees will run the program and dinner, while plans for intercity events and possible governor invitations were discussed amid caution from directors after luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netel Ruvols
Charlie Robertson
Charlie
M Vrank Heiney
Carl Allen
Lek
Monfay
P Rosertsan Yarth
Jugal
Amkine Sarl Hyonaht
Edgar Fung
Ween
Give
Bratnein
Bic
Rotor
To Iyue
Neop
Tr. Barker
Wester
Beekeeping Booms in North Dakota Bee Region
Dr. R L Webster and bee industry advocate Percy Wessels tour North Dakota touting beekeeping as a high paying ag sector. They cite 40 000 acres of sweet clover near Grand Forks supporting 40 000 hives, with the Red River Valley described as the nation’s prime bee country and nectar output boosted by day night temperature variation. Wessels notes Neche colonies averaging 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
R. L. Webster
Grand Forks
Pellett
United States
Sioux City
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Canadian
America
Red River Valley
Percy Wessels
Neche
N. D
Honey yields per hive across several Canadian and U S apiaries
Extracted honey per hive details from E J Harris Pembina and W A Richmond Grand Forks show 75 and 500 pounds respectively, with 60 hives and 40 per colony. a Grand Forks beekeeper averaged 200 pounds per colony. A Winnipeg-area monastery reports 160 pounds per hive for 16 years, 277 pounds last year, and 79 pounds in the poorest year, with hive counts up to 500 under experienced care. production varies by location, plant supply, and apiary management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Harris
Pembina
W. A. Richmond
Grand Forks
Walter Peabody
Winnipeg
Coal Supply Exhaused Statewide In North Dakota
Bismarck August 3 State authorities warn North Dakota coal supply is exhausted and wholesalers will not fulfill orders Consumers lack lignite burners and must appeal to the Federal Fuel Administrator The notice follows cooperation between wholesalers and miners amid communication issues with Minnesota and Wisconsin announced by the State Railroad Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Authencite
Buuy
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
State Railroad Commission
North Dakota Attorney General probes LWV activity in state
The North Dakota Attorney General Sveinhjern Johnson urges notification of Industrial Workers of the World activities within the state. He warns of possible crisis as IWW supporters allegedly recruit and intimidate, calling for vigorous enforcement of laws to protect property and liberty and asking for information on criminal sabotage actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveinhjern Johson
North Dako
Ia ‘S
North
W. W
Dakot
North Dakota
Forks Temple Plans Circus at Grand Forks Pavilion
Grand Forks North Dakota August 31 Kem Temple A A O M M S will stage its second annual circus at the Grand Forks livestock pavilion from October 16 to 21 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Temple
Grand Forks Livestock Pavilion
Swamp Fever Horse Billy Dies After Long Blood Study
North Dakota horse Billy, known as North Dakota No 636, died after a lengthy swamp fever experiment begun in 1908. Researchers note a 14 year period of regular temperature checks and blood sampling, comparing his case to Typhoid Mary, as no other horse is known to have endured such a sustained medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
North Dakota
Dev A. I Si Inavian
Agricul
Shulk
Lodge supports soldier bonus opposition to $4 billion claim
Senator Lodge cited the federal commission projection as absurd and said the treasury would not be hurt. He argued the government would extend payments over years and rejected an opponents’ $7 billion figure. He asserted the true estimate is $3,859,481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inston
D. C
Wong
Federal Commission
Lodge
Teacer
Senate
Treasury
Lolse
Newts
Veterans Employment Drive Aims For Full Job Placement
The United States Veterans' Bureau establishes an Employment Section to secure work for rehabilitated veterans across Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Local representatives including American Legion officers and Commercial Club members will collect job openings for C. D. Hibbard, Minneapolis District Manager, and dispatch trained veterans to fill positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
American Legion
C. D. Hibbard
Minneapolis
Veterans’ Bureau
Rye Seeding Window Set by Agronomist in Fargo
Fargo August 31 seed rye timing advised by Dr Walster North Dakota Agricultural College agronomist. He states seeding should occur between August 20 and mid September with today being the proper roper date for sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Roper
Walster
N. D. A. C. Agronomist
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Me Sant Moe Willian
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Ernie
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Right Price Mercantile Co
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Risnigyek
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Gertrude McConghuey
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Monsey
Herman Klahn
M. A. Jorgenson
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Gatton
John Sortland
Litch
Rex Theatre
Rio Grande
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Sargeant County Fair Association
Forman
Auc Giris
Pos Tite
Aneri Om Couty
Dack Makale
Erekwiile Janiminer
Watertown
Lis
Dakbols Fee Circuit Sud
Phayiys
Symstoniye
Wien
Veal
Lewis Bagiint
Iaelean Sud
Meee
Guphiver
Peti MiMi
Alftetel
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Patt
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