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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
Entry indicates second class wall matter at the Valley City North Dakota post office. The fragment references mailing and publication handling under postal regulations. It suggests a formal notice related to mail distribution and classification.
A composite local column condemns state mismanagement and high taxes while criticizing the federal peace treaty approach. It mixes editorials on the auditor, public works, labor, and the Soviet critique, urging watchdog scrutiny of officials, debate over a municipal gas plant purchase, and strong opposition to perceived executive overreach.
A statement from the Independent Voters Association warns buyers to beware bonds and guarantees in states that backed nonbank ventures. It cites eleven states repudiating over 160 million dollars in bonds linked to rail roads canals and banks, noting losses to investors and poor state management.
The Grand Lodge of Benevolent Protective Order of Elks in Atlantic City New Jersey on July 10 1919 unanimously adopted a resolution urging lodges to read the American Creed during initiation and to promote patriotism and constitutional loyalty among members The resolution was certified as a correct copy by Grand Exalted Ruler Brugue A Campbell with the lodge seal
A 1919 resolution from the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks declares support for the U S flag and constitutional government, pledging to bar members aiding Bolsheviks or anarchists. It notes approval at the Atlantic City Grand Lodge session and is signed by Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce A Campbell and Grand Secretary Pred C Robinson.
Mrs Hawkins and child arrived in Hamilton for the night. E B Stebbins and Mrs Stebbins are visiting from pay and staying at the Eins sen sie. Lawrence and Edward Bohnhoff traveled to Fy wee, seeking work. Mr and Mrs McFarland hurried from Colorado to visit family. Dr W N Palmer returns from two weeks vacation. Miss Ji¢ien will attend Evanston school next year. Frank Kaiser, formerly a resident.
A fragmented report notes a well known figure visiting friends near Buford North Dakota. The tale mentions distant acquaintances from Jamestown and nearby areas greeting the visitor. The text hints at county farms and local residents preparing for upcoming events as old connections are renewed.
Adolph Christensin recently returned from service and has entered employment in Jamestown at the American change basement tailor shop with Paul Sherman. Miss Kathryn McCann of James town visited Valley City, left for Stutsman county capital No 3, served as chief operator for the Jamestown telephone company and was guest of Miss Sorenson.
Mrs. Georke Bake and her two sons move to a new residence on No. 3 in Lone Hace Cal. The extended family follows years of persistence and dream of city growth. Wishing success in their new home and community integration.
Mrs C J Olsen of 18 Fourth Ave Nus hosted a small afternoon gathering for Mrs O H Aldahl who is leaving the city for California. The event included social conversation and a luncheon, reported as a successful and enjoyable neighborhood hostess event for local ladies.
Major John D Black and his granddaughter Mies mie Black arrived from Milwaukee last night and are staying with Postmaster and Mrs. W. W. Smith. The major appears in fine health and his friends are glad he will spend time among familiar faces. He has long been a leading business man in Valley City.
Last Saturday night the Home Economica club surprised Mrs O H Aldahl at Mrs D S Raney’s home. The hostess will soon move to California. members provided high quality refreshments and the ladies had a delightful time.
Yesterday Rev Naeseth and his family departed Tusday night for Morrisonville Wisconsin where he has accepted a pastorate. The Time-Record notes his eight years as pastor of the Synod Lutheran church in this city and extends best wishes from editor and many friends for success with his new congregation.
The Barnes County Pair Association announces a significant football race this Thursday September, featuring a large purse and strong prize money. Organizers emphasize efforts by officials and the expected high attendance, with plans for ample rewards and additional attractions. Remember the date for a prominent fundraiser amid community interest and lively competition.
Miia Margaret C Burns former critic for Kand Ard fourth grades at State Normal School is remembered by many friends of the taonels in Florida On Temes Records it kmed.
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