Dudley Nash Speaks on Ameriganism in Devils Lake
Hon. Dudley Nash of Minot delivered a searing speech on Ameriganism at the Grand Opera House in Devils Lake during a celebration honoring the signing of the Constitution. He traced rights from Pharaoh to Hamilton, praised the Anglo-Saxon role, and urged adherence to law in free expression amid recent railway labor tensions.
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Devila Lake
H. Prentiss Case
Elaret
E. Flynn
Nash
United States
Nash Sail
Pharoah
Israel
Red Sea
Alexander Hamilton
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Nash
Two Delegates Chosen For Red Cross Northern Division
A meeting of the Ward County Chapter and Minot Red Cross branches at the Leland hotel selected two delegates for the Northern Division Conference in Minneapolis on September 22 and 23. Dr A D McCannel will speak and represent Ward County alongside delegate Mrs A Carr. Dr Farrand returned from abroad to address the conference.
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Ward County
Minot
Red Cross
Leland Hotel
Minneapolis
A. D. McCannel
A. Carr
Farrand
Promoted Walter S. Mitchell to St Louis post
Walter S. Mitchell, longtime executive at Northern Moline Plow Co of this city, will soon transfer to St Louis after a well merited promotion. Friends across the northwest regret his departure as he bids farewell with a Kad-N-Tonim Grotto send off at the Masonic Temple featuring a banqueting evening.
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Walter S. Mitchell
St. Louis
Northern Moline Plow Co
Northwest
Mitchel
Mr. Mitchell
Donnybrook Corn Reaches Maturity In 80 Days
Os car C. Norgard, a Donnybrook farmer, harvested fine mature Northwestern Dent seed eighty days after planting on June 20. He had expected fodder quality only and spoke in Minot about Ward county farmers needing a state owned mill and elevator, urging Minot to secure one.
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Donnybrook
Northwestern Dent
Oscar C. Norgard
Minot Expected to Land Factory for Pal Swing
Local architect G H Bugenhagen has patented the Pal lawn swing and plans large scale production in Minot. Negotiations with a local firm continue as he builds public interest after showcasing the swing at the St Paul state fair.
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H. Bugenhagen
Minot
G. H. Bugenhagen
Bugenhaven
Roper
Bugenhagen
St. Paul
Major Crane Finishes War Education Reforms at Army Hospitals
Maj. A. G. Crane, head of educational service in army hospitals and Minot Normal School president, leaves Washington for Minot on 25 day leave to attend opening exercises. He will return to wind up affairs then resume command of the Minot normal. Crane supervised extensive wartime educational work in 48 army hospitals, aiding thousands of disabled soldiers to read, write, and learn trades. He suffered a nervous breakdown later, is improving, and is drafting a history of physical reconstruction in army hospitals for the War Department.
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Washington, D. C
A. G. Crane
Army
Minot
N. D
Normal
Washington
Normal School
Crane
Minot Normal
Major Crane
Department of Vocational Training
Walter Reed Hospital
North Dakota
War Department
Harrison Consolidates Ad Junct to Minot Normal
The August bulletin reports the Harrison consolidated school six miles southwest of Minot will join the Normal school as an adjunct for cadet teaching under Normal supervision. Miss Bernsjako of Kenyon Minnesota named principal, with study extensions in curriculum and new instruction in typewriting and bookkeeping led by Miss Leona Taylor. Major Crane plans Minot visit by September 29 as head of the Normal.
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August Sulletin
Normal School
Harrison
Minot
Normal
Berns Jakko
Kenyon
Minn
Miss Bakko
Farm sale exceeds expectations at Independent ad
J. P. Sampson praised Tuesday’s farm sale advertised exclusively in the Independent, expecting about $2,000 but totaling over $3,000. One cow sold for $126, a scrub cow. E. A. Dunn bought five grade milch cows at an average of $95.
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J. P. Sampson
Independent
E. A. Dunn
Minot Grange Schedule Sept 26 Meeting at School
Minot Grange will meet on Friday evening September 26 at nine o clock sharp. The gathering occurs at the new consolidated school house six miles southwest of Minot. Prospective members should apply to local secretary Miss B A Selton before the meeting. A class will be initiated that night.
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Minot
New Faculty Members at the Normal School
The Normal opens fall term with several new instructors. Prof. J. H. Colton succeeds Prof. H. C. Fish as History head, bringing experience from New Rockford. Prof. George F. E. Mueller will head physical education, returning from prior Normal service and military duty. Miss Helen J. Hoover departs for Spokane positions. Three new critic teachers join to replace recent resignations, and Miss Margaret G. Black of Corvallis takes a role in grades three and four at the Training School, expanding staff and opportunities.
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H. C. Fish
University of Washington
Seattle
J. H. Colton
Serioo's
New Rockford
Colton
Illinois College
The
Normal
George FE. Mueller
Normal College of
Indianapolis
Idiana
Helen J. Hoover
Spokane
Wash
Mueller
Normal School
United States
Miss McDonald
Miss Staudt
Towa State Teachers’ College
University of Chicago
Margaret G. Black
Corvallis
Oregon
Black
University of Michigan
State Normal School
Macomb
Ilinois
John Howard Named Minot Music Director Leaving Hudson Staff
The Hudson Star Observer notes violinist John E. Howard, longtime Hudson leader and teacher, leaves to become director of music for the Minot public schools in North Dakota. His wife Mrs. Howard, daughter Lucile Aldridge, and Hud son community mourn his departure. The article also lists staff changes at Spearfish and Charleston as education officials appoint new critic teachers and assistants.
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Hudson Star Observer
John E. Howard
Z. G. Holmes
St. Paul Tater
Twin Cities
Severy
Smd
Katherine Lwurutae
Minot N. Dak
Minot
John Howard
Howard
Lucile Aldridge
Roberts
Hudson
Minot Lad Philip Lowe Wounds Toes In Hunting Accident
Philip Lowe 13 son of Albert Lowe, River side Mercantile Co proprietor, sustained two toe injuries when his shotgun discharged while running after a duck at the Galusha farm southwest of Minot. The shell damaged a toe but spared the bone. he was treated at the scene.
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Philip Lowe
Albert Lowe
Riverside Mercantile Co
Galusha
Minot
Philip
Sotrusk Anarere Aeilip
Ima
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Hayat
Red Cross Cenfer
Buyerthagen
GOV
Harrison Consolidated
Rural Consolidated School
Leona Taylor
Taylor
Pee
Sudents
Clarke
Spearfish
South Dakota
Tuscola County Normal School
Caro
Michigan
McDonald
Edith C. Wood
Charleston
Wood
Eri
Charleston Normal
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Joy Ellis
Muncie
Indiana
Miss Ellis
School of Education
Hil
Minnesota
Elgin
Illinois
Murfreasboro
Tennessee
Mary G. Rud
University
Hicago
Rud
Juis
Julia C. McDonough
Columbia University
New York
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