County notes on farm plans and seed tests in North Dakota
County agents report farm accounts improving for veterans and returning soldiers. Agricultural tests at the college examine Mex seed wilt resistance, with about 30 days for results. requests sent to H L Bolley for samples and reports. A Canton South Dakota farmer plan proposes a shared tenancy contract dividing profits. reception praised after eight years without lease terminations. Local notices include travel and social updates from Hague and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
H. L. Bolley
N. D
Brant
Wendt
Canton
Dr. Wendt
Sca Yosalce Ak Ckta Sellor
Court Room
The Gymnasium Enthusiasm from Sisseton Youth
Gladys Jorgenson, a seventh grader from Sisseton South Dakota, writes of her excitement for the local gymnasium. She praises the fun and climbing activities, notes occasional bumps, and mentions Ruth being hit by a chair during play.
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Ruth
Strasburg Correspondence and Local Social Happenings
Hugo Timmcke passed through Friday bound for Linton. G Biechler’s pool hall was remodeled into a big dance hall with several dances. Valentine Hettig from Bismarck visited Monday and attended the dance, leaving for Aberdeen Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J P Woller from Aberdeen visited J Biegler’s Monday. Mrs Woller is J Biegler’s daughter. Mike Shoemaker and Frank Volk er s erecting a butcher shop in the old P G Books from Linton was in town Friday. Mrs Frank Sinner from Hague was the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fischer
St. Paul
Ed. Kruger
Linton
Polly Weisenberger
Julius Schatz
Henry Volk
Mike Fischer
Buster Brown
Hague
Ed Rooks
Aberdeen
A. Liberato
F. Gilbert
Hugo Timmcke
G. Biechler
Valentine ‘Hettig
Bismarck
J. P. Woller
J. Biegler
Abrdeen
Mike Shoemaker
Frank Volkers
P. G
Frank Sinner
Critics hail Crashing Through to Berlin as top war film
Critics unite in endorsing Jewel Productions war film Crashing Through to Berlin winning broad praise in New York. The item notes past films faced criticism yet this one earns unqualified approval from critics. Also mentions Electric Theatre programs and an auction sale by S. Yeager at his farm near Linton on March 4.
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Berlin
Jewel Productions
New York
Electric Theatre
Pauline Frédric
Mack Senntt
Yeager
Linton
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds in Linton
In Linton the ME church hosts revival meetings led by Mr Lind and Mr Swaney, drawing large nightly crowds and many decisions for a better life. Attendance exceeded expectations last Monday, with over 100 present, and organizers plan to add chairs as the campaign runs through February 23.
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Linton
Mr. Swaney
Emmons County School Officers Discuss Duties and Night Schools
A county meeting drew about sixty officers with twenty one of thirty two districts present. Topics included night schools in Emmons county, proposed pay increases for directors, compulsory school nurses, transportation costs, attendance laws, and the role of school boards in serving taxpayers.
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Grand Forks
G. W. Lynn
Consolidated
Emmons
Emmons County
John O’donald
France
Temvik
Bakker
Mak
Lincoln birthday program marks school week slate
The high school notes show students studying Chaucer and Canterbury Tales in English IV while arithmetic reviewers brace for decimals and fractions. A seventh grade promotion and Lincoln life lessons headline a week of programs with visitors, a refined attendance report, and a notable Lincoln birthday observance.
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Chaucer
Lincoln
Anna Postle
Charles Lang
Hattie McCulley
Arnold Ruede
Norman
R. Carley
Pagel
Galin
Swanzey
R. A. Brown
Raven
Margaret Scott
Wagher
Lydia Schultz
Lind
Delerercle Cvnvcels
Jane Rudd
Frances Meier
Arthur Heinrich
School complaint process and teacher pay discussed by official
A formal guide explains filing a school matter from the local board to the state superintendent and finally court if unsatisfied. It notes normal graduates’ numbers, salaries, and the impact of pay on teacher retention. The message invites boards, teachers, and patrons to seek assistance and cites Fred Schatz’s temporary transfer to Strasburg to cover for a sick manager.
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Wm. Lutze
Glanavon
North Dakota
Emmons County
Fred Schatz
Thompson Yards
Strasburg
Schweigman
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Shields Enterprise
Frank Irvine
Gladys Jergenson
Sinseton
Dak
Gladys Jorgenson
Sisseton
S. Dak
John Geisinger
N. Dak
Mr. Lind
Linton High School
Nyla Athu
Eet
Bretbiavos
Marian Coventry Pictures
Royal Gorge
J. J Weber
H- O. Sauer
Iice
High School Review
Victrola Selection Ee
Verda Fogle
Appareil
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