Weekly Times Contentions on War and Public Opinion
The Valley City newspaper reprints editorials and syndicated excerpts discussing La Follette and war dissent. It notes appeals from Hassell and Germer, editorials on loyalty, and international opinions from various papers. The clippings reflect wartime sentiment, draft views, and calls for productive work and preparedness.
Lay Him Low in the Clover of the Snow Soldier Verse
A dense montage of war era verse and scattered opinions. The piece centers on a dirge for a fallen soldier George H. Baker and Jonesey the rooky, weaving poems, letters, and clippings that reflect wartime sentiment, patriotism, and public notices across multiple papers.
North Dakota profits spill from five crops and more
A compilation of quotes and figures lifts North Dakota farming prospects. Estimates from Bis Market Station director Coop indicate five leading crops may exceed 205 million dollars, with farmers averaging about 2,700 dollars per farm if farm counts rise. Additional crops and livestock add further value, and suggestions point to opportunities for manufacturers to tap northern markets.
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New York Evening Post
North New York Herald
Dakota
Athens
Coop
Greece
Bis‘pendence
Willi
North Dakota
Army camps next to malaria free by sanitation drive
The piece notes Camp Sheridan near Montgomery Alabama is waging a broad mosquito eradication campaign to exterminate this carrier across a county. It claims this effort protects soldiers in training and also shields nearby civilians, presenting it as evidence of improved camp hygiene and disease prevention versus Spanish War conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Quiet wedding marks Stahlem Charlotte and Walter Stenshoel
Miss Tilda Charlotte daughter of Mr and Mrs Nels J Stahlem married Walter Martin Stenshoel Saturday Sept 15 in a palm bower with Rev Solheim officiating using the Lutheran ring service. Guests 50, reception in dining room, wedding party includes Hilma and Florence Larson and about 11 former pupils. The bride from Valley City a Normal School and University of Michigan graduate. Groom an assistant cashier at a Van Hook bank and plans a new bungalow.
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Clara Berg
Fargo
J. O. Jensen
E. Peterson
Valley City
Henry Jensen
Farmers State Bank
Jensen
Sam
John Johanneson
Ryder and
Dogden
Rev. Berger
Fort Ransom
Thoreson- Bunck
Walker
Emil Nordby
Louis Larson Co
St. Paul
Nordby
Eastedge
Ole M. Thornd
Camp Dodge
Lars Haanes
Paul Hanson
Burg
Bertie
Lottie Berlani
Chas Norgrant
Lewiston
Carl
A. R. Berlon
Rushford
Minn
Lincoln Grue
Minneapolis
McDowell
Marion
Waldheim Young Peoples’ Society
Mildred Abrahamson
Casselton
J. P. Bunch
Kathryn
Thoreson-Runck Co
Tilda Charlotte
Nels J. Stahlem
Walter Martin Stenshoel
Solheim
Free Lutheran Church
Hilma Larson
Florence Larson
Mendelssohn
John A. Johnson
LaMoure
Gertrude Bonhus
Florence
Nettie Stalhem
G. Gilbertson
John Holland
Normal School
University of Michigan
Hans Stenshoel
van Hook
Notice at Camp Dodge Iowa on Sept 2 1917
The baggage of all drafted men reporting at Camp Dodge must be checked to Camp Dodge and not to Des Moines. If the baggage master refuses to check through, recheck to Camp Dodge before reporting. Baggage with Des Moines as destination will be rejected by military authorities.
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
Des Moines
Plummer
Conquest Message Shapes War News and Hope for La Follette
Grit reports Mr Bryn arguing conquest of the Kaiser as the sole path to peace and notes it may take time for some to wake to the truth. The piece also signals lingering optimism for La Follette amid the wartime debate and public sentiment.
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Mr. Bryn
la Follette
Sanborn News Roundup of Moves and Departures
SANBORN Enterprise notes A J Beaudoin moving into the Tucker house today and E D Tucker goods shipped to Moorhead. W J Kirk moves into Lan Fer house. E A Engebretson arrives from Fargo. Walter France visits from Jamestown. Andy McLees transacts business. John LaFrance Sr returns from Flora visit. Dorothy Tucker enters Moorhead High. Mrs Fred Potter heads to Carpentown. Operator Hughes relatives return from Devils Lake. Mabel Schreiter goes to Bismarck. oe Trostem arrives to oversee harvest. Martha Gerntholz departs for Plentywood to teach. Col Robert Kee and daughter ...
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John LaFrance
Mary
Flora
Dorothy Tucker
Moorhead High School
Fred Potter
Carperatown
Hughes
Devils Lake
Mies Mabel Schreiter
Bismarck
Trostem
Orfordville
Wis
Barnes County
Martha Gerntholz
Plentywood
Mont
Robert Kee
Unsaken Testimony for Doan’s Kidney Pills in Valley City
Valley City resident E Deming testifies after backache and urinary troubles. Three boxes of Down’s Kidney Pills allegedly cured symptoms, with over two years of continued endorsement. Product promoted by Foster Milburn Co. 60 cents at dealers.
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Dean
Valley City
E. Deming
Fifth Avenue
Deming
Pet Down
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