Heir to Montenegrin throne visits Fargo area Ford dealers
Count Rovigno heir to the Montenegrin throne visited Embertson and West Ford dealers in the city with F A Markel of Fargo. They toured the plant and discussed power farming and American agricultural methods. The party planned to attend a Fordson tractor demonstration in Bismarck and then continue west toward the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embertson & West
Ford
Rovigno
Old County
United States
F. A. Markel
Ford, Motor Co
Fargo
Bismarck
Ford Motor Co
Montenegrin
Embertson and Wert
Rudolf Cafe
Ford Agency
Count
Bigmarck
High School Athletes Form Student Athletic Association
The local high school shifts control of sports to students under new athletic plan led by instructor Mr. Fagin. An athletic association with dues and buttons will govern schedules and admissions, with officers James McFadyen president, Harold Bundicker treasurer, Louise Wheelock secretary, and directors Jane Wheelock and Lyle Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagin
James McFadyen
Harold Bundicker
Louise Wheelock
Ethel Belknap
Jane Wheelock
The
Sophmores
Lyle Thayer
Supreme Court Justice Reversal in Brinton Grab Case
Nonpartisan league judges on North Dakota Supreme Court reversed earlier remittitur on the Brinton Grab Act case. The case, tied to a newspaper travesty, was ordered dismissed but the remittitur is said to have been misworded and a new decision favored Tim Daly of Leith to compel printing of proceedings by Grant County commissioners. The report notes statewide reactions and related scrutiny of state banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N D
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota Supreme Court
League
North Dakota Press Association
Tim Daly
Leith
Grantounty
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cooper
A Tuesday evening celebration in Cooperstown North Dakota marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R C Cooper. About sixty longtime friends and neighbors gathered at the Coopers home to honor the couple who helped pioneer the region and financed much of the Ionic temple in Cooperstown.
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Golden Mile Post
Northern Pacific
Thia
Cooperstown
Griggs County
Coopers
Comeser
Sanborn
Iron Horse
R. C. Per
Cooper
Lightning Bolt Kills Laborer In Field Accident
Tom Scott, about 40, was struck by lightning Monday evening while driving horses on a gang plow for Charley Zaun five miles south of town. The bolt knocked down two horses, tore his clothing, burned his back and neck, and singed hair. He died instantly, likely struck on the right side of the head and along the spine. No relatives nearby. body held at N C Holberg parlors as authorities or relatives are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Scott
Charley Zaun
Scotland
N. C. Holberg
Timea-Record
Ireland
England
North Dakota
Republican Party
Wilson
Paris
Poland
Dublin
Daniel
Washington
Willie Murphy
Barnes Third in Exhibits at Missouri Slope Fair
Morton county won first prize for the best agricultural exhibit at the Missouri Slope fair with 174 varieties of farm crops and a $125 premium. Seven counties entered. Burleigh second, Barnes third, Stutsman fourth with $75 $50 and $25. Other counties Hettinger Grant Slope praised. Rexme was Mbeoduss Bisa of the Agricultural College for their exhibits.
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Morton County
Burleigh County
Barnes County
Stutsman
Hettinger
Grant
Slope
Udges
Rex Me
Mbeoduss Bisa
The
Agricultural College
Valley City to Open Community School of Religious Education
Valley City plans a Community School of Religious Education directed by J. E. Switzer with Anna Larson as registrar. Aimed to train teachers for local Sunday Schools, it will offer high school and Normal school credit, meet Tuesday evenings, run three eight week terms, and charge one dollar yearly tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City City School of Religious Education
C. £. Allen
R. E. Skennard
Anna Larson
Henry Nelson
F. C. Spalding
Sam Mikkelson
Pete Davidson
F. L. Wicks
Gev. B. Caley
Antonette Sanderson
BR. H. Pray
J. E. Switzer
Valley City School of Religious Education
Valley City
School of Religious Educa AO
Geo. B. Caley
Local man weds Fargo lady in Midwestern ceremony
Misa Theodora Genhara daughter of Mr and Mrs Graeham of 1006 Third Ave wed Wesley T Morris of Valley City at the Graham home. Dr H H Frost pastor led the high noon service in the presence of family and few friends. The bridal party wore blue velvet and black taffeta with yellow rose corsages. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned a Chicago trip before settling in Valley City where Morris works with Pearson Morris distributing Delco products. Mr Morris served in the 164th infantry overseas. Out-of-town guests included P S Kerfoot of St Paul and H T Bennett of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Theodora Genhara
Graeham
Third Avenue
Wesley T' Morris
Valley City
Graham
H. H. Frost
First Methodist Church
Earl F. Briggs
Mendelssohn
Lenora Graham
William Pearson
Bank of Flowers
Morris
Chicago
Pearson & Morris
Delco Products
B Company
164Th Infantry
Editor McKean Visits Barnes County In Sanborn
Editor McKean of Sanborn N. D. visited the city yesterday afternoon and was hosted by local newspaper men. He left with Mrs. Oscar Lindgren and Mrs. Allen, both of Sanborn, who were also in town due to a car breakdown, allowing him to return home earlier.
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McKean
Sanborn N. D
Barnes County
Oscar Lindgren
Allen
Aow
Sanborn
Federated Clubs Meet in North Dakota Capitol
The 24th annual meeting of the North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs will be held in Bismarck October 6 7 and 8. A constructive program emphasizes legislative literature and civics with guests from Chicago Kalama x00 and other states. Delegates will hear speeches by notable club women and educators as citizenship and community service serve as the keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Capitol City
City Federation of
Bismarck Aand
Commercial Club
Physic
Civiga
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamax00
Michigan
Civica
Guy Blanchard
Chicago
General Federation
Florence Ward
Eebee
Brooke
Tractor Demon stration Saturday in Barnes County
Barnes county farmers are invited to a large tractor demonstration on September 25 at the Frank Hermes farm three miles west of town on the Red Trail. More than 26 tractor types will be entered with local agency representatives explaining merits. Demonstration aims to show power farming benefits beyond plowing including threshing seeding harrowing and other farm tasks.
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Barnes County
Frank Hermes
Red Trail
Barnes
Mott Good
Valley City
Griggs
LaMoure
Stotaman
NASA
James Combs Makes Good at Camp Custer and Perry
James Combs, among a group of Shattuck School boys, completed a six week R O T C course at Camp Custer Michigan earning a Senior course diploma and multiple medals. He helped form Camp Custer’s rifle team which competed at Camp Perry Ohio in the National Rifle Association matches July 20 to August 28. The team, led by military officers, placed 21st in its class and won individual medals for marksmanship. The narrative praising character and citizenship closes with notes on the Ohio State Rifle Range facilities at Camp Perry and the broader NRA aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Combs
Shattuck School
Camp Custer
Michigan
R.O. T.C
James
Biddel
Leonard Wood
Camp Perry
Ohio
Red Cross
National Rifle Association
Regular Army
Col Clark
Gilchrist
Clark
Martin
Waller
National Rifle Association of America
United States
Custer
Army
Navy
Ohio State Rife
Camps
Perry
Lake Erie
Dreyer Moves To New Store In Valley City Building
M H Dreyer transfers his Ind ies ready to wear business to a new bank of Valley City building after four years of steady growth. The new location features fine fixtures and a neat, modern design aimed at efficient service and courtesy. The Times-Record applauds the move and wishes continued patronage and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Jas. J. Barley
Bank of Valley City
M. H- Dreyer
Mr. Dreyer
Indies
Eyer
Dreyer
Times-Record
Hia Pees
Letter on Ireland and self determination prompts debate
Willie Murphy argues for Irish independence and self rule while comparing Allied promises to Ireland with wartime ideals. The letter recalls historical oppression under English rule and cites Wilson's points and postwar settlements as context for Ireland's claim to self determination.
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Capital City News
W. Cathro
State Bank of North Dakota
Kin
Pep Auala
Walter Thomas Fills
Ee Cathro
Eee
Laborer
Northwest
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