State administration cited as misusing fire fund in editorial
The Fargo editorial asserts the state government withheld 46 73 120 from volunteer fire departments in over 200 towns, claiming law requires two percent of fire insurance premiums be paid to towns with volunteer departments. It notes money was certified for payment in April, yet no disbursement has occurred, leaving firemen to cover costs and fundraisers without the expected share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
State Firemen's Association
H. L. Reade
North Dakota Firemen’s Association
A. R. Aslakton
Secretary Mellon assures no push to cancel foreign loans
Secretary Mellon told the Senate Finance Committee the administration has no plan to cancel foreign debts. He noted the Allies’ intergovernmental debt wipeout idea has been presented to the United States twice by the British government. The Fargo Forum relates a Vanderbilt joke about ownership and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
United States
New York Central Railroad
Vanderbilt
Fargo Forum
Dairy cow numbers urged to rise in Barnes County North Dakota
A North Dakota campaign urges increasing dairy cows statewide amid rising dairy demand. Farmers in Barnes County consider purchasing animals from Wisconsin with North American Holstein programs offering half-price funding. Economies show dairying outpacing wheat, with some communities already benefiting from dairy income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Barnes County
Wisconsin Holstein Association
New Salem
Wwisconsin
Canning Bulletins At Farm Bureau Office Valley City
Instructions on canning and the Maryland proce method of canning are available at the Farm Bureau office in Valley City. This is the season to preserve fresh vegetables for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Valley City
Berkeley Bell Tower A Timeless California Landmark
A grand bell tower at the University of California, Berkeley, gifted by Mrs. Suter, rises 802 feet high with a white marble top, built of California granite. It houses a large clock and twelve bells ranging from 849 to 4118 pounds, transported from the old world during earlier world war years. The inscription on the tenor bell speaks of chiming and telling the land’s peaceful part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
St. Mark's
Venice
Hemisphere
University of Calfornia
Berkeley
Waring
The Language of Flowers List of Meanings
The excerpt catalogs numerous flowers and their purported meanings from the language of flowers. It pairs each plant with emotions or qualities such as friendship, loveliness, devotion, fidelity, sorrow, and vanity, though many entries show garbled or inconsistent spellings.
Man the Dog's God in a Boston Globe quotation
A quotation from Svelozar Tonycroft in the Boston Globe contemplates the dog as mankind’s origin, a being whose devotion to a master defines progress. The excerpt presents dogs craving companionship and worship, portraying loyalty as a defining trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Gion
Svelozar Tonycroft
Boston Globe
Teat condition causes from unclean milking practices
Poor milking hygiene leads to teat affections. Unclean wet hands and dirty floors cause damage and bruising, producing hardening and soiling that hampers milking and can spray milk. Trimmed fingers and careful milking prevent corn-like teat sores.
Tris Speaker Clever as Southpaw Roper of Steers
The Texan Spoke, famed for baseball, also rops and rides. He ropes steers in minutes, owns a Hubbard City ranch, and plans a future in contracting work with Jim Dunn. Spoke remains a beloved figure for Indians fans after leading to a pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Speaker Clever
Southpaw
Roper
Steers
Tris Speaker
Spoke
Bubbard City
Bubbard
Dean Snyder
Chicago Post
Cleveland
Nets
Moses Cleveland
Eis
Hubbard City
Indians
Speke
Stner
Jim Dunn
The
Tris
Diamond Squibs and Trading Moves Stir Baseball Circuits
Saginaw released Red McKee to Toledo. pitcher Fred Hengeveld quits Little Rock. Birmingham shines with Phil Morrison. Brooklyn Nationals reportedly offer for Babe Pinelli. Rochester ships Earl Brown to Albany. Detroit sends Lefty Stewart to New Haven. San Antonio sells Zeke Landry to Bloomington. Minneapolis recalls John Grabowski from Saskatoon. Joe Bird may join Washington. Speck Kennedy moves to Joplin in the Mission league. Tom Sheehan joins Richmond at second base. Chattanooga beats Little Rock three straight under Eddie McDonald. Nashville fans eye Eddie Bogart return to My show. Nashville management seeks changes with New Orleans trade.
Tim Beckwourth Blessed by Crows for Medicine Death
The narrative portrays Tim Beckwourth as a famed scout and legendary figure born in 1798 who married multiple wives among the Blackfeet and later the Crows. It recounts his feats against Sioux and Arikara forces, his roles in the Mexican War era, gold discovery in Colorado, and a dramatic death blamed on poison from the Crow tribe after a farewell feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Beckwourth
Jim
Beckwourth
Maryland
St. Louis
Ashley
Eliza
Tim
Phil Kearney
California
Colorado
Denver
Caifornia
Local News Digest From Valley City and Nearby
Tuesday through Sunday reports list residents visiting relatives in Fargo, Jamestown and Bismarck, teachers headed to Dazey and Underwood, folks sailing to Colorado and Minnesota, and several moves. Notables include Prof Olsson to Mason City, Miss Kittle to Colorado teaching, Babe Rath’s baseball feats, and the Episcopal Guild meeting reminder with schedule change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Kittle
Teachers College
Casselton
Colorado
Jamestown Visit Sparks Curiosity About Local Attraction
Andy Higham spent yesterday in Jamestown with friends as rumors swirl about a major attraction. Meanwhile Hotel Kindred dining room reopens after a month of remodeling, inviting old customers back for updated service starting Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bonhus
Minnesota
Local Golf Club Tournament Sets Fast Pace
A club tournament was held yesterday afternoon on the local golf links. Fifteen of our fastest golfers demonstrated skill with the clubs. A. C. Thomas won first place, Charley Petersen second, and Chief of Police Swanson third. Members enjoy the brisk play and more visitors come daily.
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A. C. Thomas
Charley Petersen
Police Swanson
Vague Events From Local News Blend
A fragmentary local item notes XM Maiiers Wilds returning from Geneva Y W A with remarks on service for youth. It mentions Mr and Mrs C Brudevold traveling by auto to the Minnesota state fair for a likely pleasant trip. Church Council meets Wednesday at 7 45 pm to discuss this year’s plans. Holiday mood described as mild. businesses mostly quiet.
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Green Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Mrs A N Green's home on Wednesday afternoon September 7. Mrs Cheney is program reader. Bring mite boxes. Election of officers planned and a large attendance is hoped for. Bring a friend.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A. N. Green
Cheney
Valley City Adds New North Star Trail and Signs
Travelers will notice a new trail through Valley City marked by a black star with a white N. More trails are planned to decorate telephone poles as work continues. Mrs Lafayette Knox left for Hurley New Mexico to join her mining engineer husband recently transferred from Rabbitt Minn on the Mesaba Range. Miss Franceska Winterer daughter of Mrs Herman Winterer is remembered. E C Hilborn returned from Minneapolis after touring Southern Minnesota nurseries. Miss Mollie Oleen former C C Chaffee employee will open a new millinery shop in Drever or Robertson stores near the Bank of Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Shane
Lafayette Knox
Hurley
New Mexico
Rabbitt, Minn
Mesaba Range
Knox
Franceska Winterer
Herman Winterer
Mollie Oleen
C. C. Chaffee Company
Drever
Robertson
Bank of Valley City
Miss Olsen
Frank Lannon Moves Back to City From Farm
Frank Lannon, who had been trying to sell his Eighth Avenue house, has changed plans and decided to move back to the city. The town welcomes him back and notes the house is not for sale now that he resumes city life.
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Frank Lannon
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Lannon
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Planned in Barnes County
Three poultry culling demonstrations will be held in Barnes County on August 30 and 31. D A Barton, poultry specialist from the Agricultural College, will assist. Meetings include L B Stillman farm Noltimier township August 30 at 2 30 a m and James Thoreton farm Pineal, plus Sanborn August 31 at 3 00 p m with a court talk and tour of local poultry workers. The aim is to cull unprofitable birds to boost revenue. attendance is open to all ages with questions welcome.
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D. A. Barton
The
Agricultural College
L. B. Stillman
Noltimier Township
James Thoreton
Pineal
Sanborn
C. A. Barton
Sanborn Noultry
Barton
United States
North Dakota
Avery Farm
Barnes County
Eiverynne
Voune
Old
Nouher
Winter Rye Yields and Hardiness in North Dakota County
Farmers report seeding rye from August 15 to 20 yields well when done early, while late sowing relies on stubble to protect snow. Rosen rye shows promise in Michigan and Wisconsin but lags in hardiness, with North Dakota No. 959 noted as the hardiest yet. Kubanka and Acme reach around 20 bushels per acre in trials.
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Ferm Bureau
Michigan
Wisconsin
Barnes County
North Dakota
Acme
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Editorial
Wonders OF America
T.T. Maxey
Bugs
Fort Worth
Trecently
Saginaw
Red McKee
Toledo
Wee
Fred Hengeveld
Little Rock Club
Eee
Phil Morrison
John Morrison
Birmingham
Oakland
Brooklyn Nationals
Babe Pinelli
Rochester
Earl Brown
Albany
Detroit
Lefty Stewart
San Antonio
New Haven
Zeke Landry
Dallas
Bloomington
Minneapolis
John Grabowski
Saskatoon
Joe
Red) Bird
Shreveport
Washington
Speck Kennedy
Des Moines
San Francisco
Joplin
Mission League
Cae
Veterso
Tommy Sheehan
Richmonds
Luke Stuart
St. Louis Browns
Dennis Williams
Cincernnati Reds
Carlos Patrick Ragan
Chattanooga
Eddie McDonald
Little Rock
Nashville
Eddie Bogart
Nashville Management
New Orleans
Beckworth
Geo, Tsehsee
Fargo
Alfred Magnuson
Sheyenne
A. G. Becker
Hig
Rogers
K. P. Hall
Ray Brunelle
Chicago
Academy of Fine Arts
Gordon Cox
Bismarck
A. Beecher Cox
M.A. Eddinger
City
Jamestown
C. J. Ranney
Samuel
Binford
Marion Coyle
Dazey
Hannes S. Olsson
Public
Mason City
Iowa
Frank E. Bailey
Enderlin
Laverna Busdicker
Underwood
N. D
Babe Rath
Boston
A. P. Mark
Curtiss-Yale-Holland Company
Evelyn Caley
Evansville, Minn
A. J. Moline
Frank Peterson
Carlyle, Mont
Episcopal Guild
George Drake
Jeannette Nielson
L. P. Nielson
Eleventh Avenue
Martha Dorn
Roy Larson
Cooperstown
First Congregational Church
Mike Naugton
Daughtera
Tom Condon
St. Paul
Crores Siler
Tacoma
Spokane
Stiles
Andy Higham
Andy
Maiiers Wilds
Geneva Y. W
Fennes
Middlewest
Church Council of
E.C. Hilborn
Hithorn
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