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The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

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State Redlanto Commission Makes Bil hes County Report

The State Reclamation Commission completed preliminary work on the Sheyenne river in Barnes county. Engineer Hard spoke to the Valley City Commercial club about the program, noting dam sites and storage potential across Barnes, Griggs, and Eddy counties. Alignment with local clubs and officials aims to ease drought impacts and boost water power and grain production across three states.

State Reclamation Commission Sheyenne Barnes County Engineer Hard Valley City Commercial Club James Ameea Peake Moe Barnes, Nelson, Wells Benson and Eddy Red River Dama General Peake Barnes Griggs County Rangom County Valley City Sfford Eddy County Russell- Miller Co Marsh's Kathryn Walkeras Cass Richland Trail Sargent County Farman Roberts Wilkin Traverse Red River Valley Lake Traverse Roberts “District White Rock 8. D North Dakota Hard Wheaton,Minn Traverse County Milbank 3. D Red Valley United States Red Cross

Argentina Prepares Naval Mobilization and War Plans

Buenos Aires reports mobilization of the Argentine navy near the capital amid unusual military activity. Congress and public debate possible rupture with Germany, with war plans completed and campaign commanders appointed. If war declared, two divisions would head to Europe, equipment ready for immediate embarkation, allies asked to provide artillery.

Buenos Aires Republic Germany Mhem Berlin von Luxbure Lansing Luis Mo Ynea Europe

States Votes for Women League Meeting in Bismarck

The States Votes for Women League meets in Bismarck on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hotel McKenzie. The annual convention will focus on passing the federal amendment and patriotic service across several lines this winter.

Women League Bismarck Whe ‘Neils Davotagfoles For Women League McKenzie

Pershing Demands Smart Uniforms for U S Troops in France

Paris shows General Pershing insists on disciplined appearance for American soldiers in France. The order bans British style pockets and white shirts for enlisted men, allows olive drab shirts for all, and restricts belts and canes. Officers may wear white shirts only on leave or detached duty. Web belts replace Sam Browne in trenches. Swords and swagger sticks are banned for Americans.

Paris Pershing France Prigade Ciiea Sam Browne

United States Halts Gold Exports to Spain Policy Nears

Treasury officials, enforcing gold conservation, nearly decide a policy banning gold exports to Spain. No licenses issued since the proclamation, aside from a few shipments aboard ships. Exports had surged to about 38 million dollars from Jan 1 to Sept 1, widening the U.S. trade surplus to roughly 50 million dollars.

Acot N.D Washington Treasury Spain United States

Movement of Troops To Be Kept Quiet

North Dakota national guard regiments readiness remains undisclosed as Colonel Frank White notes a War Department request to keep departure times unlisted. Rail facilities govern timing with possible move later this week. Smeltzer family arrives from Dickey and plans to settle in town, while Valley entry to equity stock exchange in St Paul is noted.

Brainard North Dakota National Guard J. A. Olson Northern Pacific Railroad Olson Frank White War Department White E. W. Smeltzer Dickey Fessenden Free Press Theo Bow Conklin Street

Bank offers free services to soldiers in service

The bank extends free help for personal matters to all soldiers serving or entering service, officers and enlisted alike, regardless of prior accounts. The offer remains through the war’s end, with a wish for their safe return and victory.

Government Will Buy Wheat On Sample For Grades Below No. 3

Bismarck Sept 24 The government will buy all wheat below No 3 grades on milling merits of the sample future to be set by the food administration special counsel Robert A Taft who was in Bismarck on business for the administrator Attorney General William Langer raised federal grades and their effect on dockage for inseparable seeds Taft promised to raise the issue with the food administration Hoover asked for an opinion on suspending federal grades during the current crop North Dakota officials report farmers in the northwest favor suspension to avoid dockage losses from inseparable seeds

Bismarck Willam Langer Robert A. Taft The Food Administration Langer Northwest Hiamarck Taft Washington Hoover North Dakota

State Publishers Form New Mutual Insurance Company

North Dakota newsrooms announce the formation of the Nerdy Newspaper Publishers Insurance Company a mutual firm with a board of directors from Devils Lake Langdon Dickinson and other cities. The initial capitalization offers 200000 in insurance for publishers newspapers residences and other risks.

Recruiting Brisk For Second Guardsmen In State

Recruiting for the Second Guardsmen gains pace as word spreads that guardsmen will move within the week. Colonel White says the regiment will reach about 1,500 men before departing for camp. Sergeant and Mrs. Noel Tharalson arrived on No. 1 last night, welcomed by Second band members with a wedding march and a serenade.

White Lohengrin Old Town Noel Tharalson No. 1

North Dakota officers accepted for service drills

Fourteen officers of the Second North Dakota Infantry, whose commissions were delayed by the war department, were informed they have been accepted tonight. The First regiment plans to depart Saturday for a training camp. Mrs. Nels Johnson travels to Minneapolis to visit a friend for ten days.

Bismarck Second North Dakota Infantry War Department Nels Johnson Minneapolis

Big Immigration Meeting at Valley City October 3

Valley City to host a statewide immigration rally on October 3 to organize County Immigration and Development Associations. The plan targets Barnes County and surrounding counties to boost farm settlement with a regional effort modeled after Minnesota and South Dakota campaigns. Local residents are urged to attend the Valley City meeting at 2 p m to learn details and join the effort.

Valley City North Dakota Sheyenne Valley Griggs Steele Barnes Ransom Sargent Sheyenne River Valley Barnes County Minnesota South Dakota Montana

Library Fund Logical Way to Provide Books

Good Books constitute one of the few comforts of home which relatives and friends can provide for the men in the United States service. This Library War Fund offers a definite way by which these books can be provided. Cities desirous of furnishing books for their own men and boys in the army and navy have investigated direct methods but found administrative gaps, high costs, and poor reach. Publishers will offer big price reductions, the government will aid transportation, and the American Library Association is organizing a system to serve service members continually. Substantial appropriations are planned by cities, libraries, corporations, and individuals through the War Service Committee of the American Library Association. Donate to any local committee member or send checks to Miss Helen M. Crane.

United States American Library Association Library War Fund War Service Helen M. Crane

Women’s club opens season with war relief work

The Women’s club met Monday afternoon at president Mrs. James Grady’s home. The session focused on war relief efforts. Delegates chosen for the state Dickinson convention are Mrs. A. B. Sigurdson and Mrs. W. D. Jeffrey.

James Grady Dickinson A.8. Sigurdson W. D. Jeffrey

Stutsman Fair to Open with Broad County Exhibits

Jamestown Sept 24 With indications pointing to a successful week the annual Stutsman county fair opens at the fair grounds tomorrow at 9 oclock continuing through Wednesday and Thursday. Officials predict record attendance and gate receipts. Horse races will feature county horses. auto and motorcycle events will entertain children. Jack Lindort reported in Fargo.

Jamestown Stutsman County The Fair Association Stutsman Fatr

Valley City Auto Regulation Ordinance

Valley City enacts muffler use for all vehicles and a 10 mph speed limit. Drive on the right side and turn only at block ends. Offenses incur penalties from 10 to 100 dollars or 10 to 90 days in jail per violation. Enforced by the Police department per Mayor I J Moe.

Valley City I. J. Moe

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Redlanto Commission United States Department of Agriculture Argentina Middlewest Trust Company Capital Vatley City W. C Bank OF Valley City O. F. Ohison Northern Pacific American Railway Association North Dakota National Guard E. Geary Fargo Neumeier Orchard Mudgett Macdonald Occaronte N. Cy Thursda Devila Lake Nerdy neaEhers’ Insurance Company of M. 1. Forkner Langdon BE. M. Crary Devils Lake Ernest L. Peterson Dave Carlson Towner G. A. Monteith N. D America Jimtown Jack Lindort
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