Valuations on City Property Boosted by State Board
State board of equalization boosted Cass county town and city lots by 900 percent in a broad reassessment. The decision raised Burleigh county values to 3 148 000 and altered many county valuations, with totals across several counties reflecting substantial percentage increases. The figures show per county changes and the overall statewide percent increase of 163.37 for 1919 valuations.
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State Board of Equalization
Td Beetel Kenley
Duss
Caan County Vert
Forth Dakota
Burleigh County
Cass
Hoste Ri
Aminas Morton
Ramsey
Richland
DB Any
Stark
Ward
Wiliams Williams
Ita Sill
Amen Saarae
Lars Atte
Red Cross exhibit at Minnesota State Fair features pageant
At the Minnesota State Fair a Red Cross exhibit will present a daily pageant by thirty five actors in Living Pictures tableaux showing duties of Red Cross workers as wartime tasks shift to peacetime chores. Visitors are invited to join Northern Division ARC HQ at 423 Fifth Street South and insurance reinstatement details follow.
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Minnesota
Pershing Returns to American Shores in Heroic Welcome
Gen Pershing lands after two and a half years abroad greeted by vast crowds in Hoboken. He receives Navy and Army honors, a certificate as full general, and a nation’s praise. President Wilson address nearby crowds defends treaty terms amid debate on reservations and Shantung.
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Valley City
Orth Dakota
France
Hoboken
N. J
Gen. Pershing
Leviathan
Sasa
Army
Navy
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Pershing
Baker
United States
The
Argonne
Episcopal Regional Conference Returns to Fargo Notes North Dakota Efforts
A regional Episcopal conference in Fargo gathers leaders from across North Dakota to discuss the Nation-Wide Campaign for church growth. Key clergy L. G. Moultrie and D. G. Gallter, with lay volunteers W. H. Barnett and George Hancock, join Bishop James Wise and B. F. Finney to outline progress and expansion plans for the Missionary District of North Dakota.
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Episcopal Church
North Dakota
Race Meet Attracts Real Hope For Sept 18 Event
Six entrants from the state GP era have entered the auto race with more fast entries expected. Moorhead motorcycle riders may join, and the board weighs offering a parade. Local owners boast confidence as preparations advance for a promising Barnes County race meet on September 18. Lieut Axberg plans to return from the east with a new airship for a first appearance at the meet.
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Axberg
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Valley City News Roundup of Local Visitors and Travel
Friday's Miss Mayme Brady notes show a steady stream of visitors and travelers including Mrs C F Cobb of Fargo visiting Burgess family in Sheyenne apartments, Mr and Mrs Swartout and Grace en route to Fargo to visit relatives, Mrs W H Crowle from Livingston Mont visiting Valley City, Mrs H C Ramoth heading to Bismarck, Druggist C W Ware from Rogers spent night, several Fargo arrivals selling lumber, John Halverson returning from Minneapolis on business, F E Swanson from St Paul due to a relative's illness, Mrs H N Walker and Mae to Fargo for several days, Laura Hedstrum departing, teachers from local schools taking posts, George Reishus of Mi not visiting, James Gradys settling in new home but visiting, Mrs Fred Belgreen arriving from Montana, Mrs Carl Myhre of Valley City and H C Aamoth to visit late week.
Wilson on train reports progress on league treaty
President Wilson, en route on his special train, expresses confidence in victory for the peace treaty and the league of nations. He stops briefly at Underwood Iowa and plans future talks in Omaha Sioux Falls St Paul and Minneapolis while continuing extemporaneous speeches to varied audiences. Weather updates accompany his journey.
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Total Wheat Crop Forecast For 1919
Washington reports the 1919 spring and winter wheat crop is projected at 923 023 000 bushels on September 1. The forecast compares with 940 000 000 bushels issued August 1 and follows a five year average of 791 000 000 bushels. San Francisco notes a fire aboard the U S New Mexico may delay its Pacific duty, killing three sailors and injuring many others.
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U. S
New Mexico
Pershing Lands at Battery Amid City Welcome Crowd
General Pershing landed at the Battery at 10 15 oclock. He was escorted by police and city officials to an awaiting auto and driven up Broadway toward the city hall. Thousands lined streets in the financial district and from windows, cheering echoed among skyscrapers as the returned commander passed.
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Battery New York
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British destroyer strikes mine off Helsingberg
British destroyer 8-19 struck a mine near Helsingberg Finland on Wednesday. Twenty four officers and crew were drowned in the casualty.
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Helsingberg
Finland
Reed attacks Wilsons stance on league of nations in Akron
Senator James A. Reed denounces the peace treaty saying it cedes sovereignty to an international tribunal where the US is a minority. He calls Japan a rival and accuses the administration of swaggering terms and anti republican language while addressing about two thousand in Akron. He urges the question be settled by reason not rhetoric.
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Shantung
America
The
League
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Nebraska
Akron
Ohio
International Tribunal
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Missouri
Reed
Villa Forces Put To Rout In Burango Pursuit
Galveston Texas Sept 8 Gen Dieguer commander of government forces in Burango reports a three segment pursuit of Pancho Villa has wiped out the Villista cavalry. Government forces killed 356 Villa followers were captured along with 800 horses and equipment. Villa and Lopez escaped to the mountains and are being pursued by light cavalry.
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Galveston
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Pancho Villa
Burango
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Lopez
Baillie to accompany Wilson on transcontinental tour
United Press Washington manager Hugh Baillie will join President Wilson on the president's transcontinental tour. The announcement was made in Washington as Baillie travels with the White House press corps.
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Wilson Washington
Hugh Baillie
Washington Service
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