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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
7
A Chicago firm claims a harmless remedy can cure bedwetting and frequent urination. They promise a free 50 cent package prepaid to any Times-Record reader, urging readers to share the medicine with family and neighbors.
Public notice from W C Gilbreath, Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor, warns stock owners that any unrecorded or lapsed livestock brands or marks by December 1 1913 will be abandoned to the state. Brands must be re-recorded by December 1914 with a 25 cent fee per certificate. cancellations occur November 1 1913 if not renewed. Dated August 15 1913 in Bismarck ND.
State of North Dakota Barnes County district court summons to Walter Kennedy to answer the complaint for divorce filed August 1 1913 in Valley City The notice states thirty days to answer from service and warns of default judgment. Attorney A T Paulson of Valley City represents plaintiff Clara Kennedy.
The Valley City City Council approves and extends water mains on Main Street and Fastaide Avenue to improve fire protection. The city engineer prepared plans and estimates filed with the City Auditor. the council concurs with the report and resolution.
City of Valley City North Dakota council resolves to extend water mains per city engineer plans. Expenses to be paid by special assessment on benefited parcels within the water main district. Resolution published in two weekly issues. Adopted August 1918, signed by Mayor L. S. Platou and Auditor M. J. Boyd.
The City Council after reviewing city engineer estimates approves extending water mains along Helena Avenue, Third and Fourth Streets from Elizabeth Street to Seventh Avenue. The plan includes special assessments on benefited parcels and requires publication in the official newspaper twice over two weeks. City Auditor and Mayor sign the resolution.
A fragment promoting Allen's Cough Balsam as superior relief for coughs and colds. The ad claims long standing endorsement and wide availability in bottle sizes of 25e, 60e, and 41,00 units, reflecting old advertising language.
Saturday's Daily notes a flurry of visitors and departures across the region. Figures include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall and daughter Helen visiting Bismarck, George Isensee on business, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Amacker in town, and many others from Casselton to Crosby, with several heading to Minneapolis and Grand Forks for study or teaching. A hunting party returned with 21 chickens and ducks, distributed among friends.
Supt. r ink Ingles discusses the new depot work eighty by twenty six feet with a central telegraph office bay window view of tracks, two entrances, twelve windows, large end windows, frescoed ceiling, carved roof brackets, dormers, and a sixteen foot plank sidewalk. The building aims to be first class and a landmark for the city. Also notes changes to Jeweler Knudson store, Wright’s crops talk, library patronage, a surprise party for Marshal Simons, hens ducking in water to prevent setting, and plans for central telephone office equipment.local items include crammed news on crops, politics, and town life, with references to Dakota needs women and a note on Sheyenne fish.
The report details receipts from state apportionment and district taxes for the year ending July 1, with total receipts and expenditures itemized. It records approved figures by the school board, including cash on hand and balance, signed by Clerk and President with date references.
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