Valley City Normal School Ends Controversy Retains Professor
The Valley City Normal School conflict ends with Professor McFarland retained and the school opening September 24. The piece notes governor pressure and political reactions, plus broader temperance progress and a Sovereign Grand Lodge amendment barring saloonkeepers and gamblers from membership. It also comments on lake level discussions and the value of public schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City Normal School
McFarland
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow
Atlantic City
New Jersey
America
Ludden Department Highlights Local Happenings
The equinoctial storm arrived on schedule this year. Ellendale lawyer A T Cole and Straudville resident Joseph Phimater visited Ludden on business. Various locals recall crops, stock concerns, and winter plans as residents discuss weather, social events, and small-town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Cole
Ellendale
Joseph Phimater
Straudville
R. L. Bolts
Ludden
Wilbur Conwin
Riverdale
B.T. Marlin
Sistes
Leaf
Rev. Johnston
F. W. Keeler
Chester
Minn
Lee
Community Visit and Local Events Highlight Townof Lah Town
R Kenney visits Seattle area with a large volunteer group including the Lah Town unit to plant national colors in the town. Services Sunday at 1 a.m. in Van Horn and 3 p.m. in Tieville with Rev. F C Johnston. The Young People's entertainment postponed to Oct 5 featuring Aggie Baker and other performers. admission adults 25 cents, children 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kenney
Heather God Kenedy
Seattle
Hit
Carius
S. C.spitel
Columbia
E. R
Aggie
Baker
Florence Beers
Maudite Man
Thors Randall
Shadbelt
McKee
Folsom
Jennie Foster
Messrs Dunton, McCracken
Greenwood
Doran
Art of Eating and the Roast Beef Domination Slogan
A World column excerpt discusses teaching children about dining choices. It argues many Americans lack knowledge of menu components and default to familiar dishes like roast beef. The speaker vows his children will learn what to order and reject roast beef domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Micchel
Paul World
A Woman of Humor by Appearance and Character
A portrait of Miss Bridges, tall and graceful in movement, with dark complexion, grey eyes, and brown hair. She lives in Brooklyn with a younger sister and four brothers, sharing a family home with remaining siblings. Sociable yet selective, she gives full loyalty to a few chosen intimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline
Bridges
Brooklyn
Familly
Pine
Inga
WIT AND TUMOR. A quip and proverb collection
A garbled collage of quotes and witticisms from various papers. It includes lines on work, weather, virtue, counsel, and debt. The mix features references to Texas Sistings, Trzan Sistings, Rams Horn, Galveston News, and other sources, with humorous and pointed phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Sistings
Trzan
Rams Horn
Johny
Mont
Plain Dealer
Gods Fortune
Galveston News
Stonk
Dinghamton
Clarissa
Fred
Puck
Philadelphia Record
Final days of the Civil War recollection of Sherman visit
A reminiscence recounts Union General William T. Sherman visiting wounded prisoners at a farmhouse near Fayetteville after a clash at Smithville. The account notes his compassionate gesture of offering water and a salute, reflecting his war weariness and a reported Irish connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Saya RJ
N.Y
Lee Surgenieres
Rebs
Blue
Smithville
Fayalieville
N. GC
Datuiefleld
Slerman
Star
Sam Hal Irish
Jeane Hie
Seducing the South and the Reform Club Debate
The text discusses a supposed corruption fund linked to the Reform Club and Chamber of Commerce aimed at swaying Southern loyalties. It asserts the fund is unreal, outlines distribution of Sound Currency literature, cartoons, and supplements to newspapers, and questions why any influence would be needed. It also includes polemical questions about free coinage and the silver standard, ending with a funeral sermon quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seociation
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Drainage Canal
West
Northwest
Great Lake Region
Journal of Commerce and Commercial
Reading Commercial Journal
Reform Club
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ernest Seyd
Colombo
London
Chamber of Commitree
Lts
Reform Glob
Ubess
Kunsua
Middle West
Carlisle
Gouth and
South
Mle Capital
Eavings
China
India
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Business Cares
Irwin’ House
Irwin
W. D
Oakes
John Kennedy
Dave
Chamberlix
Agency For Real Estate and Loans
G. Cady
Boardman
CARES
rErenson
Cigarsa
Sotasa
Mtx
Stuer
Vant, D
Ghurch
Methodist
Cal
Young Dee Sabot
Schoo Adl
Abalooa
Hudson
Cavery
Vewsen
York
Guo
BE. Batcey
P.M
Presbyterian
Baptist Sabbath School
Baptist Sabbath School of
Onkes Fire Department
Gorder Block
Ragusticax Allice
Ery. Evans
M. Biven
Rand Army
Asonic
A. M
Hai Ia Halon
Geo. H.keyes
J. M. Giver
Iasonic
Hope Lodge No.20
AF. i
Union Temple
Quin
QPP
Renee Savas
Lodge No. U
Fintan
Sack
Marah
Fidelity
Lodge Egaat Iseeting
Wem- Mamie Ci
Hattie A. Lynch
Wodeen
Taion
R. x
Conaile
B. O
Clor
Oress
Republican
Bans
Racaa
Suison
Fillsboro
Sargelit County
Ludden Department
Lee Samson
W. J.shadbolt
Randall’s Hall
George Adams
George Beams
J. M. Wilkins
George Sunberg
W. H.bush
Marsh of
R.O. Smith
F. M. Folsom
Nellie Champlin
Jamestown
Oc. W. Cain
van Horn
Tieville
Sudden
F. C. Johnston
W. Sherman
Paris
U.S
Saari
Flo Daid
Sven
Colane
Indianapolia Ibane
Apie P
Ongel
BUR
Bootortal
Ilo
Aa Weil Ag
Inter Ocean
OATEW
The
Aweekly Inter Ocea
IME Ini Ocean
Eavorus
Chicago
NEWS
WLSI
Alleghany Mountains
Benner
Victor Bicycles
Vietors
Boston
Overman Wheel Co
Vietor
New York
Denver
Gan Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Detroit
Portland
Pawar
Aldrana
Loveor Pwr
Wall
A. P. Blocum
Drougiot
J. F. Hoelzle
C. M.C
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