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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
FATTENING FOWLS

In fattening poultry they should be
confined in a small pen or crate. Ex-
ercise produces hard muscles which
means tough meat while non-exercise
leads TO softness of the muscles
which are tender when cooked. Soft
iced should be fed as lack OF exer-
Else interferes with the proper diges-
ton of whole grain. The feed should
be fneuy ground and mixed with wat
er. or milk or buttermilk. The fol-
lowing proportions have been found
very satisfactory: II finely ground
corn. y shorts and 4 ground oats.
Use the foods that are reasonable IN
price. Corn is rich in fat forming
elements. but barley and good plump
oats can form a larger part OF the
ration where they can be secured
cheaper. The fattening period should
last not over two weeks, if continued
longer there will be loss OF vlgor IN
fowls without exercise. This fatten-
ing will increase the weight consider
ablv.. as we'll as improve the quality.
BOOSTERS not to be carried over and
the poor layers should be culled out
and fattened. Put them IN the fat
tening pen.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
BOND BUYERS
ROLL OF HONOR

The TimeS-Record expects that Lib
erty bonds will be sold in every home
in Barnes County. Uncle Sam has sp-
portioned TO Us the neat little sum of
500, 900 and We are going to buy that
much and more.
Every person who buys the bonds
he or she can is doing real bit TO-
ward defeating the kaiser. and en-
titled to the credit Of doing it. Their
names should have a place on the
Barnes county roll of honor, and the
Times-Record proposes to put them
there
While we are confident every home
in this community will be represented
by at least one name in this roll of
honor, We are in hopes that for very
many of the homes the name of each
member of the family will be included
in the list. We should like to see this
feH Of honor contain the names of
every man and woman, every boy and
girl in Barnes county
This roll of honor will be printed in
the Times-Record, and the only way
to get on it is 10 buy at least one
bond. We do not propose to print the
amount of bonds you buy, because
that would be unfair to those who can
buy only a small amount. and the per
son who can only afford to and does
buy one $50 bond is entitled TO just as
much credit as the person who can
afford to and does buy much larger
amount.
The name Of every real, 100 pc,
cent American-and the Times-Record
believes all of the people of Barnes
county are that-will be found in thi:
Barnes county roll of honor buyers.
Beginning with the first issue after
the sale of bonds opens the Times
Record will begin printing the names
of purchasers. giving in that edition
all names that have been reported ia
the sales director up to the day be-
fore the paper is issued. Each follow
ing issue will contain additional
names of purchasers, and this will be
continued up to the time the sale
closes and the names of all purchasers
have been printed.
| If you buy a bond and do not find
YOUR names in the issue of the Times
Record following its purchase be sure
to report it to this Office at once as i.
would not be fair to our county rc
have the name of a single bond pur-
chaser omitted.
After the close of the sale we viii
print the complete list on one or more
sheets in, form to be preserved anc
nrized in every home in this commun.
| ity. Copies Of these sheets should he
sent to your friends and relatives. anG
ESPECIALLY to former townspeople rs
they viii greatly appreciate them
Leave orders for the number of thcs;
Won may want at the Times-Record Of
fee before the sale closes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

Nsz- F-;dav- Sept. 81 from ? ~ )
=, n. q ne N1rhsrn Pacific station
--I ->@oDIa Of Valley CITY and Rzrne=
@~s----y will hsTe IN opportunity Of
=c-'-~ Z collee+ion Of var trophies
-~s- they would rot 71nder ordinary
oi-c71-7s-snces b. able TO SEE 4 Ene-
"'o1 -rain carving tas$e way ralies
-n'~1 ,zvs been taken from 7be bat
.'e 1e7c< Of E-rrope xill ar-7-e hsre
-sr- Frida7- md remain here for three
-a'-rs- 4 mig band fror7 The Great
1al-es -r~ining CAMP will be aboa ~
o,d -iIl furnish some -71sir S-eciel
s-,~e .@~s viii he aboard snd the t-sin
-i-- It's EXHIBITS Is SPEAKERS and its
.o-@s >-- mt FOR DU-Dose o. course
-" awaken interest au2nno the neo-
re for the forthcoming liberty f,nni
8ri~@. TIE relics from the battle
ie3dS Kill 81 interAz-i1g 70 al ara n77-
-.enole should avail themselves Of iris
or>orrunitv IN see them. We srn-z
hAfnre hand that the loan drire Is IN
be surcess because the Last one went
G-s- without snv eEor- TIE D@onie
Of the country a-e getting behind rhs
on-ernn@nt s,d the bows spIendioiy
nd TOW that the war situation Is co-l-
in~ "1- way and the Huns are beino
driven back day BIZ dsv 70 their Own
: territory with the end of the wa
drawing nearer. the neople want -
help furnish the money and pu- Il
OYER. TIE coming bond drive will be
2 success.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
SOCIAL
LAST EVENING

The members and attendants of the
Congregational church had a sort Of
family supper in the Guild rooms
Wednesday evening. the affair being
given In honor of Rev. ". c. Lyon,
who is soon to leave for overseas duty
on years leave Of absence. and Prof
McMullen and family, and Prof. B. A
Wallace and family. the latter leaving
the city for Minneapolis, where be has
secs pied q lucrative position with the
University of Minnesota Prof. Nc
Mullen leaves the city with years
leave Of absence from MS duties at
the Normal school. and whether he
viii return to the city OF not. he vii!
be gone at least z year, so that this
gathering last night was sort of a fel-
lowship and farewell meeting with the
three IS honor quests Pastor LYON
leaves his work for q year in foreign
LANDS so the church membership
wanted TO show some appreciation of
his services and give him something
SD that as time flies he would have
tine 10 think of the people he has left
, behind In neat speech DR.. ". n
Palmer presented the pastor with z
fine wrist watch Prof. Wallace was
given ? set Of links 10 further link
himself and family 10 those with
whom ne has associated the past few
year, while Prof. McMullen was pre-
scented with fraternity pin which DR..
Palmer said was the key TO the hearts
Of the people with whom he had lived
and worked for the past few years.
Each one of the rscipient's Of these
gifts responded feeiingly and ex-
pressed regret al having TO sever such
harmonious relations with the church
and its peooie- At the opening of
the evenings entertainment q splen-
did luncheon was served. after which
! D. y. Clark assumed ths role of pre-
siding officer and opened the program
With the singing of America led by
Mrs. Crssweli with Mrs. Lyon at the
piano. Nr. Clark then gave very
neat and touching talk of the splendid
relations of the church and its pastor
and eulogized the services of the two
gentlemen and their families who
have not only been great help in
the social and religious life of the
church, but as fine citizens-e1oress-
ing regret that Valley City was TO lose
them as such. The speaker voiced the
sentiments of ali present. The remov-
al of the WallaceS and the McMullen's
certainly makes q lnle in the church
! life that will he hard 10 fill and as cit
liens of the city they were and are of
the best. In their removal from here
TO other fields of labor they are fol-
lowed with the most cordial wishes OF
a large circle Of friends for abundant
success. Miss Marion Aesser very
nicely rendered two readings that
brought forth most hearty applause
and which were greatly enjoyed. Mrs
/ Craswel sang solo The Americans
Come receiving a demand for more
and she responded with comical Sc
lection which was pleasing and great.
~ enjoyed. The meeting closed with
patriotic SONGS by the entire ensemble
and a very pleasant social gathering
came TO an end. e.. .
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
MANAGER TRACY
SENDS 0UTLETTER

John lracv-GlSfrct- manager TOT
the Fourth Liberty Loan has sent out
the following letter to the workers:
Valley CITY. n. D.. Sept 10, 1913.
Dear Sir: Recognizing the excel
lent service rendered by you in prev
ious Liberty Bond issues and espec-
tally the most satisfactory results at
tanned through your efforts as chair
man of your district in the Third Lib
erty Loan drive, further recognizing
that the Fourth Liberty Loan Bond
issue in considerably increased
amount will call for the best obtain
able ability to reach the success de-
sired. it becomes my pleasure and de-
sire that YOU again serve as such
chairman. knowing well that those
having past experience can better rem
der this most important patriotic ser
vice to our country and to q successful
Issue.
With a bountiful harvest and pre-
vailing good prices, North Dakota
will have little difficulty in respond
! ing by going lover the TOD" for its
Quota of eighteen to twenty million
dollars. So far as is known at pres
ent Barnes county will be called upon
to subscribe to the extent of $780,
600. more than double its last quota.
but considering the fact that this
county over subscribed its last quota
! nv subscribing with a total subscrip-
ton of 100000, this at an inoppor-
! tune season of the year. makes it
quite apparent that under present
greatly improved prosperous condi-
tons there will be no great hardship
imposed in attaining the desired end,
with everyone responding literally.
Everyone now being individually
represented, either through a rela-
tive or close friend in the prosecution
Of this great war knowing of the
glorious success of our boys. being
daily reported, recognizing their great
sacrifices cheerfnlly made and hard
ships endured. all are now thoroughly
interested and no one in their security
at home should hesitate to patrioti-
callv subscribe generously or even
sacrifice to the point that it hurts
to meet the financial demands of our
country.
Valley CITY District is comprised Of:
The City of Valley City and town
ships surrounding. townships of
Green. Marsh. Getchell, except that
part of Getchell west of Shevenne
river. the VIZ of townships of Grand
Prairie. Noltimier. Alta and Cuba. the
East fon- miles of Hobart township.
and sections 81. %. %, "a, Is. 26, p,
! %. 80. a. 35. and Sc in Stewart town
ship and that part of Ashtabula town.
ship east of river-AND IT'S QUOTA
IS s36O.0OO.
The campaign for subscriptions will
begin SATURDAY., Sept. 18th and con-
tinue for five days. Kindly report the
names Of your several assistants to
the undersigned, either by phone or
letter not later than SATURDAY,
SEPT. 14th, this in order to complete
organization that further instructions
NAV be given promptly when re-
= ceived.
Very respectfully.
JOHN TRACY,
District Manager.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

On THURSDAY Of this wssE sTery
-nsn in .1e United S-sres from Is %
- Tez-s If sge nus- register for
v.obsb]e Se--jre WITH ire government.
Proves Marshal Crow6e- says TIA.
;y.orerce to- -go- registering iii not
excuse >ry uzn g ample wsrniog and
:rs--r1c-;o-r= for rev1--ring rave BEEN
gwen il oIsr-v y: tine. Il ~ou are
70 - >~sv rom home on 'os- DIX
-sLe .-l n=ceSsa-v D-=Ds-a-iorS for
registration o=+o,e vou 90 a1d be or
toe safe s;E5e- Eva-r nen X exn@r-s1
- 90 his 6-7-v in -his c~isis therefore
10 noc ove-loo.. iris registration mat
TIT
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

sons real work over there and the
long expected advance By American
rrc.ops under American leadership has
come about This is encouraging and
trloes home the fact ths. the war Is
drawing nearer to close. Every day
BOW means that tns pressure against
Germany Is getting greater sDG the
United States is getting more and
more prepared 20 DO her psr-snc It
Is going 10 be z big one Yesterday
sac7.gh men registered 10 furnish ssT-
s~s' million more men for service and
Il -he kaiser and his bunch Of ts-Ti-
-o-T grsbb,srs think toe-e Is sry hope
IF -rinn;ny aysins- this kind Of z Conn
oination ne better gs. il out Of his
system. This var viii close before
7@rv long Ard when II dnes the UnTted
S-2res viii be the one BIG tsr-or that
I'll be the means Of bringing this
s5gur- They can talk If peace unt5l
,aev are black in the fses but Ihsre
=-ill BE- 40 r-esos Settlement until Ger.
nsD- Austria and tne bunch that sre
s-srdino together in the most unhols
way Of the 70rld. s-e brought 10 1hei,
knees in ahiec- subnissinn-in othe,
.vorr's nothing but complete sursn6e'
Ill bring about psses On the psr @.
the central powers
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
new BANK Is
BEING ORGANIZED

A fifth bank is being talked of for
Valley City to be called the Farmers
National bank with a capital stock Of
$4,000. A. H. Gray is interested in
the promotion of this new banking in
stitution. Almost half of the stock
has already been taken and it is fig
ured that it will be easy enough to
get the balance. The new institution
will be controlled by prominent farm
ers of the county if the deal goes
through as expected. The location Of
the new institution has not gotten far
enough along to decide but the corner
prominently mentioned for the new
bank is the corner owned by Lee
Combs and now occupied by Messrs.
Oscar Dahl and Louis Gillette. There
is nothing definite about this new
bank and we are giving this item for
what it is worth.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

most competent instructors Al vii
be offered In an intensive way and no
time vii be wasted 1t VIII be pos
slbls for those preparing for civil scr
vice positions 70 omit the professional
subjects necessary for prospective
teachers and TO devote their attention
entirely 10 the subjects IN which they
wish 70 specialize
The need Of the nation for clerical
assistants was nsysr 50 great; the In
s-itutioo Is ready to assist IN meet
ing the demand; it rests with the am
bilious young men and women of the
state 20 measure up 10, the oppor1uni-
ties presented
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

- John Barleycorn and the non-par-
tisan league have joined hands>in Min
nesota to try and down Joseph All
American Burnquist, the loyal gov
ernor of that state. Nr. Townley has
not yet gotten over his pique at being
beaten in the Minnesota primaries by
Burnquist andl has finally secured a
candidate to run against him in one
Evans, who has pledged himself to
help out the saloons by vetoing any
measure that might be passed by the
Minnesota legislature favoring a dry
state. 1t may be that our sister state
will stand for such move and will
elect man who is going hand and
glove with John Barleycorn and he
may be elected-but the national con-
gress with its bone dry amendment
will put the saloons out of the run
ming anyway. Minnesota better stand
by their present loyal governor in this
fight and take no chances.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

In Yesterdays press DISPATCHES
from Washington we note that con-
gress is goiro to make an effort 10
curb the nrofts of the meat hackers
who have been gonging rhe public f"-
50 long and an effort will be made to
have the government yeollate the
price of meat This should have been
done long time ago. The poor Deo-
pie of this country are entitled 70
meat once in awhile but at the nr'ces
we have to pay for it now-which is
unjust - only rich people can. afford
to dine on meat. Not only should the
packers get it in the neck but there
are other lines of merchandise that
need regulating and while the con
gress is at it why mt clean up the
coal barons. the steel barons and g
few others who have put up prices
with the sky the limit. If the farmer
can be regulated successfully the resi-
Of the profteers can be done the same
Tay.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
Pulling.

"Pa." said the young hopeless, Il
can't understand you growed parents
tall. You and mother always tell me
you amt got 40 money whenever l
want to buy candy er ice cream dain-
ties. but / take notice you don't seem
TO have much trouble digging up a
nickel for me to take TO Sunday
school. India uapolis Star. -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

II bog Foe, ~1,yestad -ho@ the gate
er.,rrei1 r< So<c-=a --oI7'i;+ Lr,--;n~
this fol- &c 2 eSs.1ra - fS~t II IS
rernr4e1 20 ~ -ls+ =-scI artior is rnS-
Sih1o T. * c7e;v,ei ~ tno=n -v7o me-
tend IN lr-nx that this -<nUlH mean 2
prest =o--i-> ri roons- % well as nf
,,eteriSI which - -,~>1oa IN this -F'~r.
They s'~o claim +Is- l--r-i~~ c>7 hs
6cre without gerry Will OF r~-lrSs
sr,cI ? -r-nrefju-e ---oul6 he t"r1oI IN
those fe'Tn---s Tho ho-e hrnrh+ ths'-
licon=o >~a who r-,ote thei- erns1al
h-rr+i,~ rim orr If tho or""" even-s
nf their lives. We lo-1Fv thin.7 SrIrh
drastir mes suree will na necessary As
the state cn7,nciI of defense ma" size
10 the sitUatior Is 4 means OF fir
nishing foods and thus c1'' dorm rne
consumption of fresh beef and o-ha'
meats. There are two sides to thi:
saving business.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

The Fargo CoT-;l--Ne~= = ~e-ti-g
t7sse9 m ->rlv IN -1S r0li-ical gag.
Wonder = -rev feel -he'r ror,SH s'7o-
Ding Or * >re --7i-cr Of the e :. -71n-
rino oD- Of eii-~-izl u>-e-iel. EAs-
-srdsv Sere-n- FrsrE Plcvns~ e0me
n te- u-nun;nent editorial roas- that
has .eo- tr7- ee--l@ro1 veil before
he neoole but WHICH r7z rot c@"ssd
franz ninTrte'= lrs% n sleep. AMI "a
6sT Miss Minnie Nial<on oe-z sn-e
Tarv desirable >d-@--isio" ia ire ~-s-
IF eoiu-nn Of sl1sh. This KIND Of
polit;czl guS usually axis Is 2 boom
srsn2
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM!
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
It who has suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness Of
joints, the results Of weather exposure.
Women, too. by the hundreds Of
thousands, use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical.
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's Lini.
ment" to your druggist. Get it today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

SeDs-or Lewis democrat. Of Illinois
il feeling so confident that the wy
viii end soon thst he IS BEGINNING n
make some predictions for the conino
presidential csmpsion. which Is nn7v
tEo years away. We are pleased rhat
the senator takes this view Of the ont
rome Of -he wait Is MIR own oDi7-
ion that II will end within the cnrn-
ing year 1919. Here are few Of the
democratic senator's predictions:
Tho tariff will disappear IS q
party issue
THE big issues of the next cam
palm will be the question of govern
ment ownership.
AAnntber big issue between the
democrats and renlbiicsns in the com
! ing csrnaien will be over foreign Dol.
lev = D1fating on what he processes
viii bethe democratic attitude on for-
e'gn policy. he devntes considerable
! time to explaining the racial ORIGINS
Of Americans and IN Suggesting that
orlr future policy will be dictated b,
these origins
! 4+The farmers will be heard from
more than ever in the next campaion
They will tell Us that their profit:
have been limited and their h',sines:
reg'ilated during the war. while 9th
ers have been getting rich without re
straint because Of the war"
-And lastly. he expects the wa
70 be over before the next presidential
contest which he thinks will auto
natically eliminate the question of tn
third tenn.
Here is fairly definite outline o
the democratic program for the imn7e
date future On two of these repub
liran leaders would nrobablv aere
with Senator Lewis Ore is that tn
war will be over befnre the next pres
identia' CAMPAIGN. for the win tn
War Now" policy. republicans hav
Dedicated themselves completely Tn
other is that the farmer will be hear,
from. they nr,oht 70 be heard from
and the republicans are already fran
ing effective measures to relieve thei
present distress.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
"Self."

If your house looks so and so. it is
because you are 50 and 50. There is
no way of separating yourself from the
envelope of appurtenances that you've
chosen to surround yourself with.
Your self is simply the cluster Of
circumstances that you have culled
from the rich weiter OF the world to
put into the makeup Of your life
Exchange.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

Il HIS b-o- @eeid-3 tns- the snl6ie-s
ran gre I'nde- -heSa c,i-~1l~S-snr1=
: vnDld -.e vel for ~, cis~'als 20 "e-
r.-=-- --@ SSn -ne- -he r11vs e-a fu--
-i=hed 1-i-A -oe nAcH=sa-T ~ r1~S s13
blanks 80 -h1- .hav can -egister thei-
y-efr~er~e <o- =->re n:T~ers - the
eornir~ <o1l a1ee-irn We d. rn- know
-17- -Ii= * done hTs- -a IN l,s.o-H f"et
4 -riTl tzEa Se-ersl 7-o1Ls n o@- tie
h.sTln-= IN the hrs and get than ~e-
-71rne1 e. th@;r nrnDar csn--asSing
1r,r1=. 50 NJ Cnr,---- .r16ito- o.
--hoe~e- il - that will have 10 lcn.;
sfter 4li= r12-e-. cc~re-ce nuttiro
me noch;rerv in motion IN give -'A
-ovz IN -Le Se-=-;ra chance- We
Dresnrne II WOULD helm snrre 4 the
court- o71S;-o- -ore furnished the r's~-
ret address nf tnose IN esorns u -1'e
court~v 81 -hat matters Of this kind
could be facilitated
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

FOR SALE-Four good mich COWS
Or will trade on good team of
horses. NJ Gudmestad. 5-3tIp
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

The state election was held in
Maine on Tuesday Of this week and
the result was a large gain for the
republican party, not only on the state
ticket but in local and state affairs.
They say that Maine is the political
barometer of the nation and as Maine
goes so goes the nation. Whether
this is true or not one fact stands out
in bold relief and that is that the peo-
pie of the state of Maine by their in
creased republican vote have voiced
the sentiment that the republican
party is just as loyal and just as com
petent to run the government as the
party in power We have always con-
tended that the democratic marty Is
not the only party that could handle
the war successfully and if the people
Of the country see fit to change ad-
ministrations before the war is end
ed we have confidence enough to be-
lieve that the country viii 20 ahead
lust the same and that the republican
party will be found competent and
worthy Of the trust.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

Yesterdays dispatches indicate that
for the first time America has started
her first complete offensive on the
western front under the leadership Of
Gen. Pershing. The American armv
started the offensive Yesterday and
from the wav the dispatches are COM
ing in the Yankees are going over the
TOP in just the way We would expect
them tn 90. They advanced five miles
Yesterday and the reports stated they
were still going. This is not what we
want to gloat over or seem boastful
about. hut the thing that inpresses
US mostly is that the United States
now feels that it i. in a position to do
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

DIX. F. l.. WICnS. OCCL1ST
Special attention given to the hit
ing of glasses. Wicks Block. Phone
No 493
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19
POSTERS FEATURE
COL. FRANK WHITE

Announcement was made at the
State Normal school today that az
rangensnts had been concluded with
the State Council Of Defense for the
showing in the auditorium On October
3 of the North Dakota In the World
War" films These films were taken
not only in this state. but the states
activities are also shown in France
and at other points where ou soldiers
have been On duty since the deelsra-
ton OF war
The large lithograph billboard
sheets show an excellent likeness OF
Col Frank White. WHICH viii be of
in1eres. TO local citizens Col. John
H Frame IS also featured Our boys
al Fl Lincoln and in France are fea-
tu-ed. 4 poster received this morn-
ing -1-S
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

SEE OUR BOYS MARCH PAST ON
THE SCREEN ON OCT. 3.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-19

The Boys from Home Who are
CHASING THE HEINIES