Uniform plan for normal school credits discussed
State board of regents at Grand Forks debated adopting a uniform credit plan for normal school students entering the university and the agricultural college in Fargo. A three member committee led by Dr. A G Crane Dean Joseph Kennedy and Dean A D Weeks was named to draft a formal statement.
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State Board of Regents
State University At
Grand Forks
Agricultural College
Fargo
A. G. Crane
Minot
Mormal Schools
Joseph Kennedy
University
A. D. Weeks
Weekly wants Dr F L Wicks Oculist
Advertises weekly eye specialist service by Dr F L Wicks at Wicks Block with special attention to glass fitting and phone contact 493 for appointments or inquiries.
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F. L. Wicks
Wicks
New Shes from Old Ones at Swanson's Shoe Shop
Old shoes can be renewed to extend service. Swanson's Shoe Shop in the American Exchange Bank Building Valley City North Dakota invites customers to learn how they restore footwear. Also advertised is a sale of Duroc genetics from W. W. Brewer, offering breeding stock, boars, and late March to April furrow timing at $50 each.
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Duroc Gifts
King the Col
Oviska
W. W. Brewer
Uniform allowance proposal for normal school credits
A discussion centers on adopting a uniform allowance for normal school credits. The proposal aims to standardize credit costs across programs, potentially impacting students and faculty planning.
New City Administration Takes Office in City
Andrew G. Bonhus became mayor as Nick Hesch H. N. Walker and E. Feldman joined the council. The council elected J. H. Thomson president and named M. J. Boyd city auditor A. P. Paulson city attorney E. Swanson chief of police P. Hanson street commissioner. Police chief appointment sparked a vote split with C. C. Chaffee voting no and others supporting. weighmaster appointment not made.
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Andrew G. Bonhus
Nick Hesch
H. N. Walker
E. Feldman
J. H. S. Thomson
Counche
M. J. Boyd
A. P. Paulson
E. Swanson
Kroghi
Laughlin
Olsberg
Thompson
Chaffee
Walker
Sity
Alaska Officials Seek Pulp Rush From Federal Forests
Governor Thomas Riggs announces Alaska forests could ease the pulp and newsprint famine by allowing pulp mills in Tongass and Chugach reservations. He travels from Juneau to Washington to press legislation to open reserves or return them to national domain. Forests cover about 4000 square miles with hundreds of millions of feet of suitable pulp wood. Sitka spruce, western yellow pine and other species are cited as ready for industry with abundant water power and year round ocean access.
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Seattle
Alaska
Thomas Riggs
Governor Riggs
Juneau
Washington
Tongass
Chugach
Northern Territory
British Columbia
Indiana
Puget Sound
Potato Growers to Hold Meetings in Barnes County
A series of meetings of the Potato Growers Association of Barnes county arranged by county agent T. X. Calnan. Local associations will meet at farms in April with demonstrations on seed potato selection wilt and Rhizoctonia treatment and seed cutting. Eligible growers may have fields inspected and certified as pure seed for premium market sale. Attending Prof Bolley’s department will be present. Directors listed include Green, Emery, Smith, Joos, Rassmusson, Calnan.
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Potato Grower's Association
Barnes County
T. X. Calnan
Kathryn Potato Grower's Association
H. M. Hanson
Valley City Potato Grower's Association
Frank Hermes
Litchville Potato Grower's Association
Tom Casey
Leaf and
Carey Potato Associations
Couey
Bolley
Department of Agricultural College
Association
Harry Green
Leal
Ed Emery
Valley City
Roy Smith
Pillsbury
Robert Joos
Wimbledon
Geo, Rassmusson
Darey
Wool Growers Meet to Plan Annual Association Actions
Barnes County Wool Growers Association directors meet at Darey to discuss annual meeting, orders for sacks and twine, and wool marketing. Last year wool was stored at Leal potato warehouse and sold to the highest bidder, with cooperative marketing saving members at least a thousand dollars.
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Barnes County Wool Grower’s Association
Darey
Leal
Woman's League Elects Officers in Valley City
Yesterday at City Hall the Valley City Woman's League elected officers headed by Chairman Mrs J E Featherstone and Vice Chairman Miss Gubbelmann. Delegates to the Fargo state convention April 26 27 include Mrs J E Featherstone Mrs W T Craswell Mrs Frank White and Mrs Bordwell with authority given to add others. The national chairman and regional director will attend and speak, and many Valley City women are expected. Registration for the unit remains at Dakota Drug this week.
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Women’s League of
Valley City
J. E. Featherstone
Miss Gubbelmann
Frank E. Ployhar
W. T. Craswell
Frank White
Valley City Unit
Dakota
Epworth League Conference Opens In State Session
Representatives from across North Dakota attend the first annual Epworth League conference in the city. The opening session began at two o'clock with topics including Winmychum Junior Organization general league promotion Twenty Four Hour Day League and summer institutes.
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Epworth League
North Dakota
Win-my-chum
Inspirational mass meeting opens summer institutes network
Three institutes will be held at Devils Lake Mandan and near Valley City Sessions begin at 6 30 pm with supper for delegates and friends Dr H H Frost of Fargo and Elmer Grant Keith area secretary of Helena Mont will speak along with others Special music highlighted The remainder Absent sale of spring hats discounts listed at Jessie M Sargent Fourth Street.
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Devils Lake
Mandan
Valley City
Church
H. H. Frost
Fargo
Elmer Grant Keith
Helena
Mont
Japanese Operetta Pleases Large Audience at Local School
The Yokohama Maid, a Japanese comic operetta by St. Catherine Choir directed by Mrs. Jeannette Craswell, drew a full house at the Normal school auditorium on April 13. Margarette Chambard and I. H. Rogers played the heiress and mayor, with Louise Larsen as Kissimee and Rolf Rude as Enoguchi. The chorus and Ruth Cranz led dances enhanced the show with humor and beauty.
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Yokohama
St. Catherine Choir
Jeannette T. Craswell
Autditoruum
Fateddo
Kubosho
Margarelte Chambard
I. H. Rogers
Louise Larsen
Kissimee
Rolf Rude
Enoguchh
Ruth Cranz
M. W
Swinging granite monolith found near Canon City
Canon City officials Lee Hughitt and A V Hodgin reported a rare natural wonder on Green Mountain a 100 plus foot granite shaft that sways with wind though anchored only at a narrow base. The monument rests in a hollow with surrounding rock detached and may be the world’s only swinging monument.
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Canon City
Colo
Green Mountain
Lee Hughitt
A. V. Hodgin
Fremont
Lawsuits Seen Cheap for Poor in U S Courts
New York reports cite Judge Frederick E. Crane disputing Carnegie Foundation findings. He says poor or moderately well off bring the chief litigation, and access to law is easier than ever. He notes many cases involve free services due to parties' conditions.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Frederick E. Crane
Court of Appeals
Kings County Republican Club
Printed fabrics offered at $1.25 and up to 42 inches
Advertises fabrics including 42 inch white voile and 36 inch white gabardine for skirts. Describes voile as crisp mercerized and of exceptional quality. Highlights value and wide color line, printed on fine round thread fabrics.
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B. Bonde
Front Street
Farmers Elevator
Wool Growers Meeting
Woman's League
Jessie M. Sargent
Fourth Street
Col
Iyo
Liberty Bell
Opp
Grand Theatre
L. Sachs, Prop
Setz Shoes
Bateman
Bateman’s
White Pine Co
G. E. Bateman
Ered Pharmacist
Sussex
Berlin
Leutenant
Steinbrinck
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Monroe County
Department of Geology
Smithsonian Institution
the Peoples Store
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