Daily activities and notices from Valley City area
Wednesday community notes record Mrs J E Jones visiting Fargo, legal proceedings by Ben Tufte, Mildred Paulson returning to the University of Minnesota, Goodyear salesman Akerman, ex servicemen to Jamestown convention, weather delaying threshing, Mrs H Johnson visiting, Frank Flora packing Elmer Elliott stock, boy scouts and American Legion bound for Jamestown, local visitors from Mandan, car trips to Fargo and Jamestown, civil service exam set for October 15, local post office clerks exams, Ritchie and Henry to Jamestown for Legion, Company G drill, Prof Harry M Polk en route to Jamestown for Legion, potato haulage and wheat crop outlook, Mrs Wilhelmina Beyer of Oriska dies at 74, funeral held with Rev JF L Bohnhoff officiating.
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Frank Flora
Sanborn
Elmer Elliott
Flora
American Legion
Jamestown
Weather Hurdles Hit Threshing Season In Area
Ts reports intermittent rain complicating harvest with several days of threshing remaining. Farmers urge four to five dry days to finish gleaning as warm spells could accelerate work.
Local Legion Delegates Head to Jamestown Convention
Delegates from the local American Legion post leave for Jamestown to represent the post at the state convention. They aim to elect a local member as a delegate to the national convention in Kansas City next month. named delegates include Mayme Brady Lorne Pierce and Pete Benacn.
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The
American Legion
Jamestown
Kansas City
Mayme Brady
Lorne Pierce
Pete Benacn
The U. P. Trail at Rent. B Hampton presents western drama
Manager Piller books Friday and Saturday for The U. P. Trail a Rent. B Hampton production from Zane Grey. Kathlyn Williams stars in the great west. Critics praise its virility, courage, romance and masterful craft. If you enjoy western drama this film offers strong drama and noble romance.
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Piller
Hampton
Zane Grey
Great West
Kathlyn Williams
U.P. Trail
Crafteaian
Disastrous accident and local notices in Valley City
Mrs Andrew Brimer of Brimer township fractured her hip after a fall and was moved to St Luke's Fargo last night. Edith Northridge returned from St Paul after attending a bread baking contest in Sioux City. Recall election October 28 forbids absent ballots. polls open until nine. Mr Carl Bonde returns from Norway to Valley City and plans a harness shop. James Thomason, Dazey native and war veteran, visits Valley City before rejoining work at Davidson blacksmith shop. Home Economes Club meets at the Mason home with cake making demos and lunch. Judge Englert to hear Equity Cooperative Packing plant case in Fargo. several judges removed from eligibility list. Mike Res held for receiving stolen goods from NP boxcars. bound over to district court. Spuds prove a winning crop for Beck, Simpson, Hermes brothers. large potato shipments noted. YMCA groups organize at Congregational church play rooms with officers named and winter plans for basketball sweaters and facilities. Plan to form multiple youth groups under Geo B Caley.
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M. J. Englert
Valley City
Hls
Equity Cooperative Packing Plant
Charles Crown
Fargo
Bismarck
District Court
Cole
Charles M. Cooley
Geo. D. McDowell
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Mike Res
Harvey
Northern Pacific
Jamestown
L. S. B. Ritchie
Res
I. J. Moe
Congregational Church
Aaron Gad
Hershel Pagil
Donald Spicer
Lealand Taylor
Iith
Clurch
Geo. B. Caley
Mr. Caley
No Charge for Examination by Dr Mellencain in Minneapolis Trip
Dr Mellencain a regular in medicine and surgery licensed in North Dakota offers free consultation and examination during a one day trip with treatment costs only if desired. He cites not operating for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers adenoids and tonsils and claims many cures in stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidneys and other conditions. Call for exam at 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Mellencain
North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Roses In Abundance Grow Outdoors And Under Glass
Instructions describe taking six inch cuttings from mature wood in fall and storing in moist sand over winter. Plant in V shaped trenches in spring with one bud. Under glass, cuttings are made in November December, planted in sand in cold greenhouses, potted in February or March and planted out when warm weather arrives.
Making Shoes to Fit Corns
A Popular Science Monthly tip explains that new shoes always hurt corns and that shoe-stretchers offer little relief. Dropping paraffin or sealing wax over the corn area on the last lets the shoe stretch to form a lower mood, providing a valuable method for corn sufferers.
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Popular Science Monthly
Getchell Prairie Social Notes and Church Services
Mrs Ames of Valley City visits daughter Mrs J H Rogers as local residents host callers and attend Sunday school and church with Rev Nugent. Several dinners and visits follow at the homes of Whitcher Harpers and neighbors. A. C. college trip is noted for Mahlon Ronzheimer, and thanks are extended for garden flowers including astors from Mrs Alice Anderson and Miss Bessie.
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Ed. Harper
Valley City
Chas. Whitcher
Clara Christianson
J. H. White
Ben Wilson
Harris Wilson
Florence Holcomb
Mr. Longfellow
Martin
W. W. Harper
Helen Thureday
Leyi Getchell
Helen Harper
Harriet Whitcher
Florence Ronzheimer
Clara Christinson
Henry Kranz
Oriska
van. Martin
Helen
Ayres
Varlyn
J. H. Whitcher
Mahlon Ronzheimer
Fargo
A. C. College
Wonders of America at American Museum of Natural History
A fragment describes the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan New York City as a vast collection museum spanning about ten acres. It highlights specimens touted for public edification including a 36 ton Greenland meteorite an Indian dugout carved from a single tree a 79 foot whale life size models of birds and prehistoric tools plus a library of about 70 000 volumes and a note on its purpose to educate the public through real specimens.
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Greenland
Legion Convention Opens at Jamestown North Dakota
Jamestown reports the North Dakota American Legion state convention opening with bids for state headquarters. Potential candidates include Bismarck's P. H. Harrington and Fargo’s Jack Williams. A military parade, officer elections, and discussions aim to boost posts across towns like Devils Lake Wahpeton and Mandan, with Spiritwood Lake events closing the gathering. The event also includes a push for stronger Legion Auxiliary participation as Mrs. Eugene Fenelon urges expanding women’s involvement and a 100 percent Americanism pledge.
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Jamestown
American Legion
North Dakota
Department of the American Legion
Bismarck
P. H. Harrington
Jack Williams
Fargo
Jack Wiliams
Legion
Pevenne
William T. Kroll
Claims Department
Devils Lake
Wahpeton
Mandan
J. M. Hanley
Spiritwood Lake
Legionaires
Eugene Fenelon
Woman’s Auxiliary
National conference urges cities to open employment agencies
Washington reports that every city must create an employment office to place idle men before winter. Governors and mayors are urged to act as part of a plan to revive the federal employment service with a national scope and emergency funding. The committee also says employed men should share work with the unemployed. It notes railroads seek about 500 million dollars for unemployment relief.
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Washington
National Conference
United Press
Federal
Congress
Approval of treaty abandoned in Senate ratification drive
Washington reports Republican leaders will drop their push for senate approval of the German treaty until refinements in the ratification effort are completed. The fate of the German as well as the Austrian and Hungarian pacts rests with 86 Democratic senators, with 30 possible to defeat the treaty.
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Washington
Senate
Man burns in granary fire near Devils Lake
John Snietko a thresh er on Herman Whitkop s farm near Devils Lake carried a lighted lantern into a granary and ignited a barrel of kerosene. He was burned fatally as 4000 bushels of grain two autos and farm machinery were destroyed in the blaze.
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Devils Lake
John Snietko
Herman Whitkop
Snietko
Daily Market Report
Minneapolis price ranges for grains and livestock from Sept 28 with No 1 Northern wheat at 1.45 to 1.50 a bushel, corn 44 cents, oats 31 to 82 cents, rye about 94 cents, flax near $1.98. South St Paul yard estimates show cattle up to 9 dollars, hogs up to 7.60, sheep 1 to 8 dollars, with varied ranges for calves veal and stockers at Union Stockyards.
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Minneapolis
South St. Paul
Union Stock Yards
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J. E. Jones
A aEaby
Ben Tufte
Coopertown
N. 10
Englert
Mildred Paulson
University of Minnesota
C. S. Akerman
Goodyear Tire Company
Fred Fredrickson
R. G. Wills
Ward
Lee Ferguson
Stutsman County
H. Johnson
Daphne Harrington
Duluth, Minn
J. Wold
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Wold
George H. Wilson
N. D
McPherson
Scott Hull
Cooperstown
Civil Service
W. T Witter
Harry M. Polk
Valley City Rmal
Achools
Bowbells
Wilhelmina Beyer
Barnes County
Rey. J. F. L. Bohnhoff
Andrew Brimer
Brimer Township
St. Luke's Hospital
Edith Northridge
St. Paul
Miss Northridge
Sioux City
Iowa
Bread Baking Ast
Carl Bonde
Norway
United States
Bonde
Times-Record
James Thomason
Second Engineers
Thomason
San Antonio
Texas
Davidson
Sim Mason
Josephine Enson
Home Economes Club
Mason Home
Simonson
William Story
Beck
Hermes Brothers
Mellenthin
Kindred Hotel
Willie
Office 206
Rea
J. van Houten
M.D
Gray Bist Valley City
E. A Pray, M.D
Graduate Univ. of Pennsylvania
Postattice Block
Winterer & Ritchie
E. A. Pray, M.D
Pray Bloel
F. L. Wicks
Wicks
Call
Valley
Titan
Matt Mason
Pan Ted Chen
Ho Dinins
A. Stern
Lewis Baumer Farm
Getchell Prairie
Wonders OF America
Daily Market Report
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