Minot Names Public School Teachers for Next Year
Superintendent Wolfe announced the upcoming Minot public school staff. The list includes Henry Wolfe as superintendent. Dorothy Poppy as high school principal. Annie Clark English. Clarence Dence mathematics. Ming Dell commercial. William Mitchell science. Lodiard German. Pearl McCurdy English history. Laura Welch penmanship physical culture. Florence Cowan minor and drafting. Jay Knowlton manual training. several grade teachers such as Phoebe Minsart Blanche Murray Olive Mahlen and others across central and McKinney schools. Also notes Stockwell case appeal over misused funds and state action seeking recovery.
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Wolfe
Minot
Henry Wolfe
B.S. University of Minnesota
Dorothy B. Poppy
University of Michigan
Annie L. Clark
Mount Alison University
Clarence J. Dence
University of Syracuse
Mathematica
Ming A. Dell
Gregg School
Chicago
William R. Mitchell
Lawrence University
Pels
Dra A. Lodiard
University of Minnesota
Waseca
Minn
Germany
Pearl McCurdy
B. A. University
of Minnesota
Madiseo
Beir
Phoebe L. Minsart
Oshkosh
Wis
Normal
Georgia L. Madison
St. Cloud, Normal
Foley
Mary T.lockhart
Winona
Minn. Normal
Clear Lake
Lucie H. Blaine
Pennsyvania State Normal
Central School
Blanche Murray
State Normal
Lena Wilkinson
University of N.dak
Cordelia Waller
Valley City Normal
Bonni Beadle
Mankato
McKinney School
Aana M. Hanson
Moorhead
Laure Fosmark
County Jail Held Killer After Stampede Stabbing
Oscar Benson, who stabbed his companion Henry Joseph of Duluth to death with a knife at Stampede, is brought to Minot and placed in the county jail for life. Bowbells jail deemed inadequate for such offense. Benson not admitted there. He was intoxicated at the murder, but sober now and remorseful.
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Oscar Benson
Henry Jo
Sean
Duluth
Minot
Bowbells
Burke
Benson
Glenburn
Sam Clark
C. A. Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Clark
Fargo Forum
Commissio Fgnt
Sam Clark J
Clark
Pinga Pioneer
Sam
Mr. Johnson
Sam Ia
Greek Worker Attacked Near Ward Street Viaduct
A Greek employee of the Great Northern was beaten under the Ward Street Viaduct after a shift around 11 PM Monday. He was struck multiple times, suffering a head wound and a broken arm. several hundred Greeks were paid off that day, and the assailant escaped before any money was taken. Police were notified but no arrest yet. the victim could not identify the attacker, though suspects were described as white.
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Employe
The
Great Northern
Ward Street
Ward County Fairgrounds Purchased by Agricultural Society
Ward County Agricultural Society completes purchase from Ward County Racing Association of sixty acres south of the jetty with track and stables. Property valued at 12 000 dollars establishes a permanent fair ground. Preparations underway for the fair on September 27 28 and 29 with the premium list being published now for farmers.
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Ward County Agricultural Fair
Ward County Racing Association
Flax Crop in Northwest At Risk Says North Dakota Expert
By H L Boley a North Dakota expert warns Northwest flax production is slipping, stressing pure seed disinfected seed and soil health. He urges farmers to adopt clean seed through the North Dakota Experiment Station to prevent disease and preserve this key crop for the region.
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H. L. Boley
Northwest
North Dakota
Union
Northweat
Minnesota
United States
Department of Botany
North Dakota Experiment Station
Pure seed and soil flax program seeks growers and buyers
The North Dakota Agricultural College extension urges flax growers and buyers to join a pure seed and pure soil program. Interested farmers should send name and address and indicate seed needs or supplies, with field or bin samples for inspection when possible. The bureau aims to boost flax yields and protect land, warning that industry losses would raise oil and paint prices.
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Bureau of Information
Northwest
North Dakota Agricultural College
Local Real Estate Firm Expands Money Lenders and Loans
Halvorson and Bates take charge of Brush McWilliams real estate and loan business with offices in the Scofield block. They advertise all kinds of money to loan and claim ample funds for favorable cana. A Minot man reports a telegram seeking a stud poker dealer, showing there are several to spare. Paul V. McCoy adds sewing machines to his merchandise, stocking Pree Sewing Machines at lower prices with superior quality as he broadens his business ventures.
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Halvorson & Bates
Brush-McWilliams Real Estate
Scofield
Minot
Sooner fines issued for shooting prairie chickens out of season
Stanle Hendrickson district game warden arrested Kasmer Schneider a Russian at Towner Thursday for shooting prairie chickens out of season. He was fined 10 dollars and costs. Berthold threshers form a combine and secure threshing price of 60 dollars a day including engine and separator. farmers must furnish the rest. Many locals oppose the high rate and will boycott such machines, preferring to stack grain and await other machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanle Hendrickson
Kasmer Schneider
Towner
Berthold Threshermen
Dry Farming at Indian Head Saskatchewan Focuses On Windbreaks
The Indian Head experimental farm in Saskatchewan showcases windbreaks of elm and caragana planted since 1889, guarding 680 acres. Superintendent Angus McKay recounts tree-planting efforts, soil drift control, and crop yields with 30 foot windbreaks extending protection to 3,400 feet. Wheat, oats, and barley yields are noted, along with trials of early-maturing wheats and rotat
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Indian Head
Sask
Angus McKay
Mr. McKay
Bell Farm
Rais
Canada
McKay
Saunders
Ottawa
Corp
Bowyer
Turkestan
Grimm
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Jay F. Knowlton
Stout Institute
Menominie
Aveta
Mipg
Moseboole
Stockwell
Jong
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miller
Geaten
Agricultural Society
Racing Association
L. E. Waterman
Mesocee
W. H. Reighart
Independent
P. F. McAneny
Minneapolis
Marion
St. Catherine's College
Earl
St. Thomas Seminary
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