Rifle Shooting Becoming A Popular National Sport
General George W. Wingate argues rifle shooting is rapidly growing from a local pastime to a national sport. He cites global adoption, social clubs, and the Young Men's Christian Association as drivers, noting the sport requires skill and discipline, is inexpensive, and can be organized in towns with affordable ranges. He describes a self-sustaining club model funded by member dues and ammunition sales, outlining steps to start and manage such clubs.
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Europe
Orient
George W. Wingate
Public Schoola Athletic League
New York City
America
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Atlantic
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British Isles
Switzerland
Germany
France
Austria
South Africa
Argentina
Fife
Young Men's Christian Association
Soros
Wong
Himgel
Sumieluny
Johnny
Life Club
Grange
Itcome
Venice
Authority on Rifle Shooting and Photos Showing Ranges
An article extols rifle shooting for concentration and self control, urges forming local rifle clubs, and describes range design and funding ideas. It notes public safety, accessibility, and economical range construction as key, with guidance for community organizers to recruit members and sustain a club.
Treasurer's Report for Grand Prairie School District No
The report itemizes receipts from state tuition apportionment county tuition taxes and school board funds. Expenditures cover school buildings furniture teachers wages incidental expenses and officers. Cash on hand and total expenditures are summarized with a final balance.
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Sites
Furniure
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Appafarus
Sears
James Burchill
Grand Prairie Schnel
School District No 39 financial report year 1914
Balance sheet and receipts for Minnie Lake School District No 39 for year ending June 30 1914 list total receipts from state tuition fund county tuition fund and other sources. Expenditures cover salaries apparatus fixtures services and officers expenses with cash on hand June 30 1914. Treasurer Herbert Ruthen and Clerk Theo Erickson certify the district accounts approved July 21 1914.
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BO Herbert Ruthe
Minnie Lake
Vetter
Theo
Erickson
Dune
John Alderman
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Edit Ford
S. H. Kulseth
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Fragmented School Financial Ledger Notes
Fragmented OCR notes show cash on hand at the beginning of the year July 1 103 total receipts from state apportionment county tuition fund district levy taxes and expenditures listed including warrants redeemed with a total receipts and cash on hand at a mid year point. The text is garbled with unreadable terms and numbers but indicates a year end cash balance and receipts from multiple funding sources.
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Mrs Flynn Returns Home After Visit From Norman School Ties
Mrs Edward Flynn formerly Sarah Roberts who was a guest of Miss Fannie Amdon here left Wednesday night for Chicago. She was a former circle leader in the Norman school primary grades and visited on her way home from Grand Forks where she conducted an institute. A gasoline mishap seriously burned Theresa Sayer, employed by Mrs Charles Wyman of Jamestown, when she ignited a pile of rubbish saturated with gasoline, singeing eyebrows and hair.
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Edward Flynn
Sarah Rob ‘Erts
Fannie Amdon
Chicago
Flynn
Enroute
Grand Forks
Theresa Sayer
Charles Wyman
Jamestown
Gregor
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Park River Farmer's Elevator Company
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G. C. Hager
Valley City
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John Deer Engine Gang
Moses Wharton
Oriska
N. D. Elawit
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Getchelt Prairie School
John Tracy
Baufmann
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Windsor Hotel
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