County Commissioners Proceedings Valley City 1917
Valley City N D Sept 1 1917 proceedings list warrants salaries for county officers deponents and clerks with totals 2707 33 and bills audited Aug 6 1917 for pensions industrial lectures and county hospital supplies plus various mileage and office expenses filed by auditor C W Nelson and signed by Chairman Thos Gudmestad.
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Valley City
N. D
Chas, W. Nelson
Salary County
Eseeeue Constance McPherson
Marie Olsby
Salary
Mable Winkler
Yo. Cieeluegeve
C. W. Nelson
Barnes County
N. Dak. Thos
Gudmestad
Lee
Carriea
Anna Sather
Nsion
Thea
Marie
Eliza McCain
Bevy Auees
Turite Thorstensen
A. Bourbonnais
Center
Tillie Hanson
Minnieson
Jennie Hougen
Myrtle Robinson
Sarah McTavish
Anna Jothen
Susan W. Heckiner
Emma. Pederson
Helen Sullivan
O. A. Barton
M. Cc. James
North Dakota Independent Telephone Co
J. P. Getchell
James Kelly
Squibb & Sons
W. Nelson
Kote
Geo. D. Barnard A Co
F. W. Heidel
Thompson Yards
Court House
N. C. Halberg
James J. Degran
N. O. Halberg
S. G. Simengon
James ‘Kelly
Myhra
Aldahl Mercantile, ‘Co
Flora Hardware
Bowen, & Hollinshead
Fred Ewell
KE. Canning
North Dakota
Parsons
Farmers Co-operative Elevator Co
Dakota Drug Co
Mark Ay Smith Feed Co
John D. Gray Co
Stern Bros. Frolt
DeLancey
Myre
A. Myhre
Hugh Fortune
William Burchill
Baldwin
Grand Prairie
Simonson
Counion Ty
Flora Bee
County
Valley City Endea
Nome Tribune
Andrew Eggen
the ‘Times‘Record
G. Davidson
N. M. Nielson
E. A. Pray
A. Zimmerman
Board of Health and Health Work
Sam Hayes
Antes Toe
Geo
N. Rasmusson
Thos. Gudmestad
Thor
Harry N. Olsby
Thos
Chanty Commissioners
Agattor
Fresh Air Helps Tuberculosis Fight, Not The Germ
A tuberculosis sanatorium patient asks how fresh air affects the germ. Officials say direct germ attack is unlikely. fresh air strengthens the body’s resistance, helping patients fight the disease. Overheated rooms, dusty factories, poor nutrition and sleep weaken defenses, while open air and medical guidance boost vitality.
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State Board of Health
Eleven Billion War Credits Bill Passes
Washington report announces the House passed the eleven billion war credits bill with bonds and certificates totaling 11 538 245 460. Senate action awaits the pending tax measure. Republicans failed to curb executive control over bond disbursement. The article notes a wartime funding theme and a push for publicity limits in bond disposal.
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Washington
House
Senate
Moore
Penugyl
Lyania
McAdoo
Johnson
Ladd Named North Dakota Food Administrator
Dr E F P Ladd has been appointed state federal food administrator for North Dakota with supervision of Hoover era food measures. R O Baird becomes chief clerk, Katherine Jensen named home economics director, all personnel donate service except one government appointee yet unnamed. Hoover administration officials in North Dakota will work without pay.
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Fargo
Sept
E. FP. Ladd
North Dakota
Ladd
Washington
Food Administration
Hoover
R. O. Baird
Chie
North Dakota Pure Food Department
Katherine Jensen
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dr. Ladd
Mr.j. Baird
Miss Jensen
Mr. Hoover
Young Leslie Headland Dies in Litchville at Age Two
Leslie Warren Headland born June 7, 1919, died Tuesday at 8 30 after a week with cholera infantum. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev. W. J. Osborne and local singers, interment at St. Thomas cemetery. Community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Headland. other brief items note regional movements and teaching appointments.
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Litchville Bulletin
Leslie Warren
E. H. Headland
Valley City
Leslie Warren Headland
W. J. Osborne
Lyla
Mabel Hansen
Lydia
Louise Stixrud
Mmes. Bennett
Casey
St. Thomas
Head Jtand
Hoover Says No Price Fixing for Meat and Dairy Foods
Hoover denies government power to fix prices for meat and dairy as he warns that price controls would harm production. He cites Europe’s failed price fixes and urges increased output, noting potential stabilization through central purchasing but no guaranteed prices. Prices may rise with continued shortages, but policy aims to align meat and grain markets without legal price guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Minot
Cap Sandera
Washington
Leonard Beleal
Valley City
C. J. Coleman
Herbert Hoover
Mary
Jamestown
Europe
Wheat Committee
Argentine
Australia
India
The
Food Administration
Allied Fund
Walter L. Fisher
Interiow
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Carpenter Lumber Gu
Board of County Commissioners
Engebret Larson
Clara B. Stenshocl
O. H. Des Irgens
Betty
McPherson
Minnie J. Nielson
Annie G. Baillie
M. E. Canning
Madge Yanke
Agnes Noeride
Mary Strickler
Anna Hagen
Cora Iverson
Cook County Hospital
Wm. Rader
Dress County Hospital
Tena Bettin
Salary Maid County Hospital
Birdie Rader
County Hospital
Anna Knapp
Salary Dress
van Houten
M. D
Gray Block Valley City
N.D
E. A. Pray, M. D
Graduate Univ. of Pennsylvania
F. L. Wicks
Wicks
Valley City N
Winterer & Ritchie
Lawyers Valley City
Theodore
Lindland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ ‘Bank
No. D
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ernest Wright
Wright
Mart Mason
Fourth Street
Valley City Furniture Co
Adeline Levin
Park River
Rowdon
Erades
Ruth Wiesneck
LaMoure
Varco
Rudolf Hotel
Minneapolis
Carl Platou
Mr. Davies
Valley
Mrs. Davies
New York City
Esther Norgaard
Kathryn
Palma and
Margueriete Fenstad
State Normal School
Goodier
New York State
Norma
Ralph M. Hogan
Missouri
Tower City
Ming Ruth Odney
Canada
Odney
HW. H. Roberta
D. &. Vowles
New School Opera
D. E. Vowles
Harold Vowles
Ton
Marjorie Cook
Grand Forks
Gertrude Stine
Ted
J. Nicoll
A. Roethke
Nicoli
Elsie
Mra
Paw Krung
L. Nicoli
Leon Atherton
Roy Laney
F. J. Measor
Charlie
Florence Melton
M. P. Wells
Ry .Trubshaw
Lee Cowell
Trubshaw
Valley City Courier
Cowell
Hig
Tower
Ritchie
Post Office
Company G
College of
Saint Teresa
Winona
Minnesota
National Bureau of Education
North Central Association of Colleges
Conservatory OF Music State
Department of Home Economics and Art
Saint Clare Seminary