Board Proceedings in Emmons County April 1919
Emmons County Board of Commissioners convened April 7 1919 with no quorum, adjourned to resume April 8 and April 10. They approved road bills bonds and salaries, handled tax refunds and highway petitions, and discussed a new Board of Administration law creating a five member body overseeing state penal, charitable and educational institutions with appointed members and defined powers.
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Lee
T. P. Lee
L. duHeaume
Ben Matthews
Register of Deeds
Sat. Aclo
Patlacce Chk Ee
Fee Ceee Ee
Scessseee
Pice Piessiad Tdmsmercis Ks
L duHéasume
E. H. Brant
State Bonding Department
Peter Y. Wolf
Andreas Wolf
A. K. Fischer
John H. Kimball
G. A. Lenhart
L. H. Briggie
A . J. Wengel
Bain
A. J. Wengel
Fred Seppanen
William Rteree
Hwo Bse
Adam Ibestastata
Peter Keller
Rochus
A. C. Ryan
Highland
Northwestern “Sheet & Iron Works
North Dakota
Linton Bridge
T. Atha
Henry H. Hanson
Henry Hanson
Doni L.' Tracy
A.L. Gell
Leona Reinke
Cleek
Wattam
Kost
Coventry
John Bader
Wolf Bounty
Kasemer Junt
Srasmemaptise Fund
Sipeaghkaha Sachin Se
Leo Shapiro Co
Gopher Pol- Bom
Ceceveree Oos
Ktight Printing Co
Gob Heepes
Globe-Gasette Printing Co
Bismarck Tribune Co
Emmons County Record
duHeaume
Matthews
L.P. Holmes
Joseph Williams
Pollock
Dak
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
E.D. Fogle
H- B. Tuttle
R. J. Beale
Same
Range
State Highway Commission
J.B. Hola
Frank Meier, Jr
Frank Meier
P. T. Malone
Maine
J.D. Meier
Thor
Tha Boas
Asteodom
A. Gearin
Hague
Henry Ruggles
Dr. Hogue
Wolverton
Board of Administration
Legislative Assembly of
State of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bismarck
State Capitol
University and Agricultural College
Subiany
Doings of the Last Legislature and League Program
North Dakota officials attack a growing payroll of high paying state jobs linked to the league program. The Board of Administration bill, added last winter, aimed to unseat the state superintendent. the measure will go to voters on July 8 for a formal decision after public reading and scrutiny.
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Frazier
North Dakota
Morris
St. Paul
Kositzky
League
Board of Administration
Minnie Nielson
MacDonald
Notable Education Updates and District Changes Mentioned
An eighth grade diploma was issued to Pearl Little of Liberty District. Three month perfect attendance certificates were awarded to students across McCulley Dana Gayton Winchester districts. Nine month awards went to Winchester District recipients Sebastian Thomas Arnold Schaffer Iris Meinhover Alma Schaffer Velma Corner. Cecile Horstmeyer transfers to Burr Oak District. Several teachers completed terms: Margaret King Edith Horstmeyer Virginia C. Caryl Carrie M. Busby Julia M. Schuck Joyce Solseng. Election supplies issued with complete instructions. The eighteenth annual High School Conference will be held in Grand Forks May 15–17, with a county superintendents meeting. Indiana Legislature approved a ~40 percent teacher salary increase.
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Pearl Little
Liberty
McCulley
Gust Wenning
Peter Baumgartner
Eleanor Kuehl
Ernest Kuehl
Dana
Gordon Clarks
Alfred Bibelheimer
Gayton
Theodore Gimbel
Winchester
Fred Kist
Edna Klaudt
Elizabeth Bosch
William Wolverton
Clark Gillespie
Rosalia Goldade
Bennett Ramey
Theodore Meinhover
Iris Meinhover
Hattie Heyerman
Stanley Bechtle
Helena Bitz
Magdalene Matthews
Joe Kramer
Emmons Bartu
Sebastian Thomas
Arnold Schaffer
Alma Schaffer
Velma Corner
Cecile Horstmeyer
Burr Oak
Margaret King
Edith Horstmeyer
Virginia C. Caryl
Carrie M. Busby
Julia M. Schuck
Joyce Solseng
Grand Forks
Indiana
The Kindergarten and Americanization
There is a call to expand kindergartens for immigrant children as the key to successful Americanization. Early childhood education through mothers' meetings with kindergartners is seen as the best pathway to teach English, honesty, industry, and thrift. Also noted are county schools that could become Standard Rural Schools with small efforts, and a classified note offering three houses for sale and a new player piano via John Schenkenberger.
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John Schenkenberger
Chairmanship and town issues spark calls for truth from league speakers
The writer questions the choice of leadership and urges accountability from the league's hired speakers. He suggests they address legal points with factual, hard data rather than humor, as taxpayers would bear the costs if rhetoric fails.
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Emmons Corner
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Edward McConville
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Same Township
P. M. van Soest
Senate
Cahill
Townley
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