Farm for sale or trade and local notices
Weekly wants to hear from farm owners with cash price. For sale or trade a residence on North Fifth Avenue and Granger flats opposite Lincoln school. Also Red Poll Bull Homewood Dewey 28 months. WANTED to buy a farm in Barnes area, describe price and terms to Robert A. Storm Brookings SD. Five room house for rent Eleventh Avenue, contact Kenneth McFarland. Saddle pony taken up light bay weight about 900 lbs with white markings on three legs and brand left shoulder. Prove ownership to Mrs Hanna Faust. Telephone 916F21.
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North Fifth Avenue
Granger
Lincoln Schiool
Second Avenue
S. Granger
Homewood Dewey
Geo. C. Hager
Barnes
Robert A. Storm
Brookings
Eleventh Avenue
Kenneth McFarland
Hong
Hanna Faust
Valley City notices and visits fill daily Times Record
Daily Times Record lists local social calls and arrivals with Mrs Heidel hosting Aid, editor Wm McKean visiting, many guests from Leal, St Thomas and Madison. Funeral for Karl Rude at Scandinavian M E Church at 2:30. Various residents travel to South St Paul, Bismarck, Seattle, Evanston, and Ashland while others plan meetings and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Rude
M. E
Valley City women named for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson visit
Valley City notes highlight a ladies reception committee for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson in Bismarck tomorrow, naming ten women led by Mrs. A B Cox and Mrs. Frank White. The Nelson family plans to move to Minneapolis after a brief Valley City farewell, with breakfast hosted by the Ross Hartwick family. Fall chill nears and coal supply worries rise amid a lengthy NW dock strike sparking calls for federal intervention to avert a coal famine.
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Valley City
Woodrow Wilson
Bismarck
A. B. Cox
Frank White
J. J. Earley
Herman Winterer
M. J. Englert
Leo Combs
Frank Ployhar
C. H. Noltimier
M. R. Nelson
Lloyd
Minneapolis
Nelson
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
Ross Hartwick
North Dakota
Northwest
Daily J B Hollenbeck Arrives. Local News and Visits
From Wednesday's Daily the report notes J B Hollenbeck arriving from Jamestown, Pasadena visitors for Mrs. Enerson, and Valley City guests including Mr. and Mrs. White. Several residents head to La Moure, Ryder, and Bismarck for farm interests and welcoming President Wilson. The column mentions rain, a WCTU meeting, Western Union line repairs, and local business pitches by A J Hamm of Remington.
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H. G. White
Bersail, Mont
Valley City
City
A. J. Hamm
Remington Winter Company
Hamm
Presidential train passes over high line at dawn
Early morning report describes a two section train moving near 7 o clock with newspaper correspondents in the first car and President and Mrs. Wilson with their retinue in the second. Arrival time at Bismarck not known as the party continued on under light conditions.
President Wilson Tours Wheat Belt in North Dakota Visit
President Wilson pressed through the wheat belt as his presidential train reached Bismarck for an 11 am stop then Billings. He praised the St Paul crowd for peace treaty and league of nations support while wary senators edge toward mixed views. He toured small stations, waved from rear platform, and eyed Coeur D Alene Idaho ahead where opposition looms.
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Wheat Belt
Bismarck
Wilson
Northwest
North Dakota
St. Paul
League’of Nations
Hodgson
Billings
Mont
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Coeur D’alene
Idaho
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Johnson Defends American Resolve Against Wilson Quitting Charge
Senator Hiram Johnson challenged President Wilson in Chicago saying the term quitter targets the wrong people. He framed Wilson’s Paris treaty stance as a European and Asiatic game, insisting Americans did not quit the war and urging open covenants self determination and no league or secret covenants. Johnson listed principles he said the nation should follow and condemned those who refuse to back him.
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Hiram Johnson
Wilson
Chicago
Hamilton Club
California
St. Louis
Paris
Johnson
Erope
Europe
Senator Johnson
League of Nations
Mr. Wilson
Austrians Sign Peace Treaty at St Germain
Paris reports the Austrian peace treaty was signed at St Germain at 10 15 am by chancellor Karl Renner with allied notes and two addenda. The American delegation included Henry White General Bliss and Frank Polk. The ceremony ended at 11 10 am as guards saluted. Romania and Juvo Slavic nations given three days to sign.
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Paris
Versailles
Austria
Karl, Renner
St. Germaine
Clemenceau
Renner
Henry
White
Gen. Bliss
Frank E. Polk
Steamer Moro Castle Seized by Mexican Officials
Laredo Texas Sept 10 The steamer Moro Castle is held by Mexican officials on ice charged with contraband arms for rebels and police report the vessel under strict military guard at the port.
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Laredo
Texas
Moro Castle
Penitentiary Sends Inmates After Forgery Case
State transportation agent W C Sheels arrived from Bismarck to pick up two youths, Ted Moody and Mr Reddymeyer, who forged checks on Jacobson’s. They pled guilty before Judge Englert and received the minimum one year sentence. The report notes their youth and contrasts with a hope for more sober conduct ahead.
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W. C. Sheels
Bismarck
Tor
Fragmented dawn of a new day in a noisy office
An unclear report details a shift in mood at an office, mentioning George DuVall and a surprise event. It references mop water, fixings, and home examples, then pivots to items bought from an unnamed company and praise from friends. The fragmentary text lacks a clear narrative or outcome.
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George DuVall
Cdtter
P. Nialaon
Sree
Tiethernoon Company
North Dakota Boys and Girls to Enter Sioux City Fair
The North Dakota teams will represent in the canning sewing and stock judging events at the Bronx City Iowa Interstate Fair in Sioux City. One Hettinger county canning team was noted last year.
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North Dakota
Bronx City
Iowa
Sioux City Fair
N. D
Hettinger County
Elizabeth Green Weds Edward Turgeon at City Home
A wedding at the Green residence last Saturday united Elizabeth Green and Edward Turgeon with Rev. J Li Wilda as officiant. About fifteen guests attended a wedding dinner afterward, and the couple will reside in Valley Gambier.
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J. N. Green
Elizabeth
Edward Turgeon
J. Li Wilda
Ade Ates
Valley
Gambier Pit
Om City
Birthday Party Turns Into Local Pageant Says Mrs Wylie
A rural scene recalls a birthday celebration at a farm where Mrs Wylie, amid neighborly demonstrations, found herself the center of a lively gathering. The evening featured visits, gifts, and a feast as the crowd joined in a Highland style dance. The host, Mrs W R Bat, was noted for hosting.
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Sis
Sale Nielson
W. R. Bat
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Marcella
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C. L. Messer
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W. H. Messer
L. M. Halling
Binford
N. Wilson Parsons
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Edna Hackett
Liberty Court
Seattle
Wash
Hackett
Maude B. Perkins
New York
Young People’s
Women's Christian Tem*perance Union
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Fargo
Fargo Forum
Elizabeth Wilson and Son
Bristol
Misa
Reitan
O. H. Atdahl
Ashland
Wis
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J. B. Hollenbeck
Jamestown
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Pasadena
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C. P. Enerson
Chas. G. Lund
Ryder
Charles Noltimier
President Wilson
Walter Coop
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Master Anne
Pasmens Cal
L. P. Stork
Tacoma
R. E. Skennard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Victor Landquist
Northwestern Independent Telephone System
Eckelson
Dakota
Huang
Reader
Tae
Fee Reece
Claa Og
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Prescription Druggists
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