Tragedy Near Dale Ends in Double Killing
Thor Thorson, a southwestern Emmons county farmer, shoots his wife and then himself at their farm six miles southwest of Dale. The couple’s two young children witnessed the aftermath. Investigations find no inquest, with motive tied to possible recent ill health. funeral held in Dale.
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Emmons County
Dale Post Office
Coventry
Hogue
Louis Portz J
Dale
B. Thoreson
Indiana
Thorson
B. Thorson
Thor
Pei
Orson
Mr. Thorson
E Henry Bader
Onry Bader
Chris. Naadeni
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Tracy
Linton
Joe Glas
Glanavon
Chris. Nanden
H. P. Tracy
County School Notes Reading Circle Awards and Salaries
Awards named for Reading Circle pupils include Green Seal to Odele Venne McCulley Ruby Purinton Highland Blue Seal to Blanche Stedman Ernest Kuehl Quinton Foell Odele Venne Eunice Venne Reginald Albrecht McCulley Red Seal to Blanche Stedman Quin ton Foell Odele Venne Reginald Albrecht Eunice Venne McCulley Gilt Seal to Blanche Stedman Quin ton Foell Odele Venne Reginald Albrecht Eunice Venne McCulley Punctuality Pins sent to Hester Parson Inez Dutton Estella Parson Isabelle Lamb Lucille Lamb Com ment on Play Day and Commencement scheduling Next year. Educational cost comparisons note North Dakota $402 per child in 1905–1918. rural teacher salaries in 1918 averaging $284 in North Carolina low, with United States average $479. several states pay more than North Dakota.
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Odele Venne
McCulley
Ruby Purinton
Highland
Blanche Stedman
Ernest Kuehl
Quinton Foell
Eunice Venne
Reginald Albrecht
Hester Parsons
Inez Dutton
Estella Parson
Isabelle Lamb
Lucille Lamb
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North Dakota May Not Attract Teachers As States Pay More
A state by state pay comparison shows North Dakota sits below the national average, prompting concerns over teacher recruitment. The notice urges timely submission of several school records and census data, plus reminders about July reporting deadlines and the June 7 election poll books. It emphasizes counting every child and recording the election turnout, with a plan to release updates once all poll books are in.
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Napoleon Defeats Strasburg In 3 1 Baseball Clash
Napoleon staged a comeback to beat Strasburg 3 to 1 as Myers pitched and Houser and Myers boosted the Napoleon lineup. Strasburg fans praised the game and hitting, while Napoleon’s defense snared several hits. The league standings show Strasburg and Linton tied at 3 won, 1 loss, with Braddock and Napoleon at 1 and Hazelton at 1 with 3 losses. Next Sunday Linton visits Hazelton and Braddock goes to Strasburg.
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Strasburg
Houser
Myers
Linton
Hazelton
Braddock
State Hail Insurance Raises Rate Before July First
The State Hail Insurance Department at Bismarck announces a $3.00 per acre increase may be applied for any time before July 1. Applications, in duplicate, use blanks supplied by the department or county auditors. After notarized, send to the county auditor for filing. policy issued. Loss notices also in duplicate on 1921 blanks, with original and duplicate sent to the department within three days of loss.
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Bismarck
Department of County
Hail Department
Hail Insurance Department
No Sense in It Quote From Medical Journal
A fragment quotes a child stating there is no sense behind doctors being sick, attributing the notion to a Medical Journal and criticizing doctors as self-absorbed. The remark appears as a brief censorious aside within a larger page.
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Elizabeth
Medical Journal
Braddock and Linton Scrape Ends in Walkout at Seeman Park
Sunday league game at Seeman Park between Braddock and Linton ended in a 1 to 0 score with Braddock quitting in the fourth inning amid constant bickering and disputed calls. Umpire Paulson drew protests over safe calls at third and second, sparking walkoffs and calls for rules on umpire selection before games. The setback threatens county league relations and promptes discussion of tougher penalties for quitting teams.
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Linton
Pollock
Lintonites
South Dakota
Steele
Rierson
Cranston
Aross
Biergen
Parrott
Strasburg
Eugene Klein
Aston Junge
Klein
Dornbush
Junge
Megorden
Becker
Seeman Park
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Braddock Boys
Paulson
Lesher
Stewart
Petrie
Sisco
Miller
Woods
Shier
Worms
Hazelton
Kintyre
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