Advisory Board Plans Salvation Army Campaign in Barnes County
Yesterday the Barnes County Advisory Board met at City Hall to form an organization committee for the Salvation Army fundraising drive. The county quota is 4900, the smallest ever asked, with funds to cover only actual Army needs. Committee chairs were named, a speakers roster set, and the campaign to begin October 2 with hope for a prompt, generous response from Valley City and Barnes County residents.
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Commercial Club Reomue
City Hall
Barnes County
Salvason Army
Barnes
Carl J. Olson
F. L. Wicks
T. 3. Henry
Herman Stern
W. E.shrum
C. E. Allen
Howdus
Bonhus
Argentaatiort Committee
Is Barnes County Going In for National Dairy Show Delegates
A Grand Forks telegram reports every Commercial Rotary Kiwanis and civic club in the Grand Forks district will send accredited delegates to the National Dairy Show at St Paul October 8 to 16, plus one delegate from each bank and county fair and at least ten from each county. Morton Grand Forks Foster Stutsman Ward Days counties already arranging carloads. Delegates leave October 11. fare is a fare and a half.
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Times- Record
Grand Forks
Rotary
Kiwannis
St. Paul
Bottineau County
Anys
Max Morgan
A. C
Morton
Foster
Stutsman
Ward
Days
Four Horsemen at the Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre to screen Vicente Blasco Ibanez derived feature The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse for three days starting Monday Adapted by June Mathis under Rex Ingram supervision it is already the current attraction at leading city theatres in the nation The photoplay is billed as a major motion picture venture with wide reader appeal and high expectations in Valley City The story, among the century’s best known, has already seen extensive print runs in English
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Grand Theatre
Vicente Blasco Thanez
June Mathis
Rex Ingram
United States
Valley City
Judge Englert appoints Barnes County conciliators board
Judge M. J. Englert appoints the Barnes County Board of Conciliators with members Minnie B. Featherstone O A Interred J Fredrickson Valley our H M Stroud Wimbledon Wri McKeaneeres Pad W Green Leal Tof Darey Fred Hemmer Luchvities 3 0 Tenven a a T Dokken Nome Chis Jac Fingus Jesse J Taylor
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Barnes County
Nome
Chis
Jac Fingus
Jesse J. Taylor
Store Force Hosts Jolly Gathering for Miss Falkald Farewell
The Peoples Store force met at John Laird’s home on a Wednesday evening in September for a four course dinner in honor of Miss Mamie Falkald who has resigned to move to Wichita Kansas. Guests decorated rooms with astors and candlelight as Miss Falkald received a rose linen cloth memento. Miss Falkald thanked all and hinted at returning for future events while Mr Taylor toastmaster praised her five years of faithful service. The gathering featured music and chatter, with plans for a chorus and future Artist Course numbers, and ended with thanks to the Lairds for their hospitality.
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John Laird
Peoples Store Force
Siven
Mamie Faukald
State of
Kansas
Wichita
Theu
Margaret Mikkelyon
Margaret Swanson
Astors
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Mise Faukald
The
Force
Bismarck Seeks State Legion Headquarters Fight
Delegates head to the state convention in Bismarck to press for the state headquarters home. They cite the new Liberty Memorial building at $500000 and the capital city's central role in state business as reasons to locate the Legion office there.
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Bismarck
American Legion
Exon
War Mothers
Sding
Legion
Bismarck Post
Four Horsemen In Film Supreme At Grand Theatre
Epic romance of SOTTing passion spans Argentine plains Paris prewar and northern France as Rex Ingram’s Million Dollar production The Poor Horsemen of the Apocalypse unfolds at the Grand Theatre on Oct 2 3 and 4 Adapted by June Mathis from Vicente Blasco Ibanez the drama promises breathless intensity and grand war spectacle drawing audiences from New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Paris
France
Grand Theatre
Metro
New York
Chicago
Beston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Los Angeles
June Mathis
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Salvation Army Cheerful Workers Endure Grief Without Gratitude
An article praises Salvation Army workers for aiding others despite a lack of gratitude from recipients. It cites Christmas baskets distributed in one city with scant acknowledgments, including a request for false teeth, yet Salvation Army officers remain committed to service for eternal happiness.
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Salvation Army
Lealman Man Turns to Patented Inventions
Mr and Mrs Chas Peterson of Leal visited the city to report that Peterson, long a general merchant, is shifting his focus to patented mechanical inventions. He plans to sell mercantile interests and move to a larger center for manufacturing and distribution. His Peterson Fire Alarm uses cotton cord to trigger an electric bell when flames touch protected areas, praised by fire insurance experts. He also devised a trap door pivot that raises a railing around an open cellar, activated by the door’s movement.
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Chas
Peterson
Leal
Seal
National Dairy Show to Be Held at St Paul
The 1921 National Dairy Show is set for October 8 to 15 at the Minnesota Fair Grounds. Manager W E Swinner says the event will display the finest dairy equipment cattle and research exhibits under one roof. A one and one third rate may apply for attendees with strong interest in dairying expected to attend in large numbers from Farm Bureau members.
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Paul
Minnesota Fair Grounds
W. E. Swinner
Chica
Farm Bureau
Interest Grows in Barnes County Dairying Meeting
A large, engaged crowd gathered at Dr. Van Houten's farm last Friday to learn about dairy cows and sires. Bankers and farmers from across Barnes County attended, with plans to support financing for dairy purchases and expand dairy interests countywide.
Riccardo Martin to Sing Here at Valley City
The renowned American tenor Riccardo Martin, famed for Metropolitan Chicago and Boston appearances, is announced for a recital on the Artist Course season. Critics call him The American Caruso, and he blends art with broad interests as a reader, linguist, and sports fan, promising a major musical event for Valley City.
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Riccardo Martin
America
Metropolitan
Chicago
Boston
Italy
Germany
England
Latin America
Prac
New York
Curuso
Caruso
Martin
Valley City
Dump Man as IWW Organizer in Sanborn Road Work
The dump man for Curren-Cowell, building the new Sanborn road, is revealed as an IWW organizer. He urged workers to quit, eleven followed, one returned after surrendering his red card and IWW literature. Cowell now holds the IWW card and wobblies constitution. The situation may draw gubernatorial intervention as contractors run with half crews.
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Curren-Cowell
New Sanborn Road
SW. W
Cook House
Lee Cowell
Wobblies
Frazier
Market days set for Friday and Saturday in Valley City
Farmers and buyers plan a two day market at the Maresh barn in Wesley City this Friday and Saturday. Cow milk interest rises while buyers seek cows and machinery. Sellers urged to bring geldings mares calves poultry and other farm goods. residents asked to spread the word and attend the sales.
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Jin Wesley
Galnan
Valley City
American Legion Holds Meeting in Valley City Hall
The American Legion met last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Delegates were instructed for the Jamestown state convention and given support appeals for Devils Lake and Mandan to host the 1922 gathering. Clifford Ferguson was nominated as delegate at large to the national convention in Kansas City. A club room committee was formed with T S Henry chairing. Valley City tags bearing Red and White insignia were announced to promote Legion presence. Lorne Pierce was named to replace Bryan Clark as state delegate. Rev Bloom became post chaplain, succeeding Rev Fox.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Jamestown
Devils Lake
N. P
Great Northern
Mandan
T. S. Henry
Meney
Kansas City
Henry
Clifford Ferguson
Post
Legion
Valley City
Tracy
N. D
Lorne Pierce
Bryan Clark
UO. M. Bloom
Swedish Lutheran Church
Chaplin
Fox
Rev. Bloom
Woman Leader Nominated for Advisory Armament Committee
Valley City Review members announce Miss Bina M West, founder of the Woman's Benefit Association, has been presented to President Harding as a leading candidate for the Advisory Conference Committee for Limited Armament. Delegates from the National Fraternal Congress of America back the appointment and urge Senate and Congressional endorsement. The notice also includes unrelated agricultural figures on rye yields and potato production for August, noting potential fall potato prices.
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Valley City Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Bina M. West
Harding
United States
Miss West
Fraternal Congress of America
Hotel Sherman
Chicago
Illinois
Ms West
Mary A. Bordwell
McCumber and
Ladd
Congressman Young
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Adviory Board
Englert
Four Horsemen
Lealman
Dr.Van Houten
Pickett of
Minnesota
J. J. Taylor
Oriska
John Tracy
First National Bank of
Henry Nelson
American Exchange, Bank
Dice
Agricultural College
Rice
van Houten
Robt
Flint
Atate
Labor and Agriculture
Dr. van Houten
T. X. Calnan
Bank of Valley City
S. W. W Organizer
Frank Hermes
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