Normal School Reports Strong Graduate Demand for Teachers
The State Normal School reports exceptional demand for its graduates with nearly 150 of the class of 1914 already located in teaching positions for the fall term. Salaries range from 55 to 100 dollars monthly, averaging over 70, reflecting time in residence and experience.
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State Normal
Gaboo
Jaat
Erma Elliott
Grandma
Afth
Sherwood
Jennie Henderson
Darey
Cooperstown
Edna Roethke
Tower City
Havana
Alice Bergstrom
Canton
Hulda Leslie
Powers Lake
Darke
Ruby Strowger
Wheaton
Minn
Munich
Lila Gleeson
Beardsley
Belfield
Luella Ruby
Cavalier
Selma Hall
Henson
Minnewaukon
Ruby Erickson
Alexandria
Hekelson
Roy Cowdrey
Sanborn
Bowman
Edna Hanson
Devils Lake
Bordulac
Alice English
Detroit
Hankinson
James Nankivel
Becker
Petersburg
Ethel Cochran
Douglas
Tyra Faust
Valley City
Emma Dobring
Mapleton
Pair of Duck Shooters Fined in Cheseley
In Cheseley North Dakota on August 15 J H Thompson and Melvin White were arrested for shooting ducks in violation of state game laws. They were arraigned before Judge W J Burke with Thompson convicted on four charges and fined.
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White
Partica
United States
Cheseley
N. D
J. H Thompson
Melvin White
Thy
W. J. Burke
Thompson
Mrs C W Maier Dies at 39 in Minnesota Hospital
Mrs C W Maier aged 39 died at Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota on August 5 1914 after cancer surgery. Maiden name Ethel Williams she came to western Barnes county Dakota Territory in 1885 and lived in Mansfield township. She taught in common schools before her 1898 marriage to Chas W Maier, who survives with a twelve year old daughter. Funeral Sunday at Mansfield home with Rev Lyons officiating. interment at Fairview Cemetery. The Enterprise notes her pioneer work and long service as a local correspondent and extends sympathy to family.
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C. W. Maier
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Maler
Ethel Williams
George F. Williams
Barnes County
Dakota Territory
Mansfield Township
State Normal School
Valley City
Mansfield
Teland Lake
Maier
Taper
Chas. W. Maier
Mansfeld Township
Mr Lyons
C. Thompson
J. 8. Vernon
Geo. H. Malesh
W. K. Wood
C. F. Revell
A. H. Cramer
Sanborn Fairview Cemetery
T the Enterprise
Sanborn Enterprise
Probe of high prices across the country
Washington reports a nationwide investigation into food price increases amid WWI conditions. A grand jury in the capital subpoenas commission merchants wholesalers retailers and hotel and restaurant buyers while US attorneys and state authorities launch local probes. Sam Gill of Minneapolis plans a September store opening in the C. J. Lee building offering ready to wear garments for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Attorney General's Office
Sam Gill
Minneapolis
Plaintiffs Against Equity Exchange Get Writ
Fargo August decision by Judge Pollock limits press rights while ruling the Equity exchange failed to prove beyond doubt a conspiracy tied to chamber of commerce activity. The case hinges on alleged defamatory publications and potential damages action. Also includes ad for Chamberlain's Liniment to treat sprains.
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Fargo
Aug
Judee Pollork
Mo Bel
Equity
Pollock
Chamber of Commerce
Equity Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Valley City Kids Form Civic Improvement League
Monna Swith leads a juvenile effort to clean yards pull weeds and beautify Valley City streets. Two blocks organized with enthusiastic boys volunteering without pay. Goal to maintain tidiness weekly and inspire broader community pride with help from the N D Improvement Company for Sheyenne apartments matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmonna Swith
Valley City
Views City
Mr. Smith
Mr. Baldwin
N. D. Improvement. Company
Sheyenne Apartments
Valley City Chautauqua Seen by Prominent Speaker
Prominent writer M F Greely describes Valley City Chautauqua scenes with tents, boats, and music. He highlights farm education and two pioneer families, Frank Sanford and Harry Green, donating $1000 each to fund farm youth programs at the uplifting resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Chautauqua
Frank Sanford
Harry Green
Northwest
Mr. Sanford
Green
Sanford
Valley City Mourns L N Davis Foremost Citizen Dies in Chicago
News reaches Valley City of L N Davis dying in Chicago after a life as Soo Line chief engineer and Minot electric plant pioneer. He helped build Valley City during Soo railroad work, later led a brewing plant venture, and chaired the local briquetting inst. Davis was noted for business skill and friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Davis
Minot
Chicago
Davis
Valley City
Soo Railroad
Soo Line
Soo
F. C. Clark
James Barclay
City
Davigban
Island Lake visitors visit Green family in Moe car
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Green hosted Sunday visitors at Island Lake. Guests included Mr. Henry Beal and Mr. Moe, with Mrs. LJ Moe also present, traveling in Moe’s car.
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Island Lake
Moe
Henry Beal
LJ. Moe
Mrs. Volney Green
Island Lake District
Mr. Moe
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Normal School
Chas. B. Miller Fargo
Roch
Ester, Minn
Slegtred Pharmacy
AVIM
M. F. Greely
Afaf
Flint
Nellie Farnsworth
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Brock
The
Enterprise
Aberdeen
Siegfried Pharmacy
D. W. Clark
Steve Braun
Haberstich
Peane
Zimmerman
Kaiser
Wlrst
Dakota
Ant
KODAK
Dakota Drug Co
Teatures
Dakola Dek CO
ASR
Ain
Mra. G. C. Hager
Moses Wharton
Omaka
Times-Record
C. F. Luessem and Son
C. H. Storm
Windsor Hotel
Pegg
Enet Bound
West Beuns
5Th Ave
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