School attendance notes and home economics push
Notes by CO Supt list teachers with nine month perfect attendance certificates and pupils with three month awards. Indoor toilets planned for Hague Temvik Odessa. A BISMARCK Ed News quote contrasts village school upkeep with county jail. The piece urges domestic science and home economics in Linton High School with plans for a new building and future classes. Next week topic announced: The Art and Science of Farming.
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Leonard Jel Jema
Kathryn E. Schon
Beatrice Reamann
May Raven
John Croasdaile
Dortha Brown
Edna Meier
Marie Schall
Barbara Volk
Hague Dist
Ruth
Frances Miller
Highland Dist
Anna B. Sogstad
Wilson Dist
Hague
Temvik
Odessa
Ani
New Bulletin
Bismarck
North Dakota
Thetate Department
State Board of Education
Linton
Stallion Inspection Schedule Across Several Towns
North Dakota Stallion Registration Board announces inspection times in Emmons county with sessions in Strasburg Linton Hazelton and nearby towns. Stallions under ten years since last examination require inspection every three years unless age exemptions apply. H. C. Sauer County Agent notes details.
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North Dakota Stallion Registration Board
Emmons County
Strasburg
Linton
Hazelton
Qua New School Building
The piece advocates a new Linton High School building funded by long bonds. It argues the project serves community needs and supports students, noting boys’ vocational preparation and girls’ home-making training as key points.
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Linton High School
Mrs Miranda Yeater of Hazelton Dead Pioneer
Mrs Miranda Yeater died in Hazelton at 8 a m Monday after a twelve year diabetes battle She was born March 22 1853 in Honey Grove Pa and married to W L Yeater in 1873 They moved to Emmons County in 1884 later living in Hazelton since 1908 The funeral is at 3 p m today at the Presbyterian church with Rev Braund preaching Pallbearers are local pioneers including M Rush S E Brindle J J Kalberer Martin Appert H A Armstrong and John Baker
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Linton
Hazelton
Miranda Yeater
W. L. Yeater
Miranda Rohrer
Honey Grove
Emmons County
Old Williamsport
Roy A
Mark
Los Angeles
Cal
F. Wright
Chas. Armstrong
Archie
Mary E. Smith
Harrisburg
Smith
Mark Yeater
Presbyterian
Braund
Yeaters
M. Rush
S. E. Brindle
J. J. Kalberer
Martin Appert
Printing bill under referendum eyed as state risk
The Record reviews the seventh bill to appear on the June 26 referendum. It urges careful reading, accuses Brinton allies of monopolizing county printing and presses voters to reject the measure, arguing it would shutter many local papers and entrench political power.
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Bank of North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Brinton
League
Scretary
Sericulture and Labor
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Hig
Country Boar’s
Bismarck
Vericulture and Labor
Railroad Commissioners
Ajratheca
Mr. Beinter
Brinton-Townley
Townley
Linton
Emmons County
Oreater
Braddock News
Hazelton Republican
Stewart
Free Press
Emmons
North Dakota
State Publication and Printing Commission Established
Senate Bill No 157 outlines creating a State Publication and Printing Commission with duties and powers to regulate printing. It names the Secretary of State the Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor and the Board of Railroad Commissioners as members and sets the commission’s initial meeting location and approval requirements.
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Committee On Printing
Sioners
State Publication and Printing Commission
Secretary of State
North Dakota appoints state printer and official newspapers
The act provides the state with an authorized state printer who acts as secretary to the commission, earns 2400 dollars annually, and resides in North Dakota. It empowers the commission to select official newspapers in each county, designate state legal newspapers, contract for state printing, and maintain files. The measure aims to centralize and streamline state publications and legal notices, with approval recorded March 15, 1919.
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North Dakota
State Capitol
Commissioners of Public Printing
Board of County Commissioners
Commission
Sch
Insurance Commissioner
Secretary of State
Bismarck
High School Review and Commencement Plans
Final examinations are being given this week. English II and arithmetic were written Monday. The eighth grade and high school commencement will be held in the opera house Friday evening, June 6, at 8 30. Diplomas will be presented by County Superintendent H. H. Hanson.
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Strasburg
Opera House
Clemens Kelsch
H. H. Hanson
Edna and Ethel Anderson
Lena Sautter
Edvina Whittmayer
United States
Ralph Woods
Miss Stewart
Alice Butschat
Marian Coventry
Lola Corner
County Agent Notes Emmons seed corn ranks state wide
county agents tout Emmons County seed corn as nationally reputed with hundreds of bushels ordered by Farm Bureaus in Burke Bottineau Foster Grand Forks Williams and Stark counties. They highlight silos and forage crops and advise on labor shortages and seasonal planting tips while promoting picnics and local ads.
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Emmons
Burke
Bottineau
Foster
Grand Forks
Williams
Stark
Mark Brindle
Hazelton
Brant
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H. C. Sauer
Geo B. Mgcalereon
Fe Iyelay
Legislative Assembly of
State of N
High School Review
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