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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
2
Notice from Valley City North Dakota about post office activities. The brief mentions an event at the local post office and references TRUBSHAW weekly times record reporting. No further details are provided in readable text.
Andrew Miller eyes federal judgeship while McClintock resigns amid contempt action. Manitoba land titles approach, auto theft worries, and calls for retrenchment. Harding Wilson debate, bank receivers, and road building progress blend with dairy push and meat packers strike notes. Local leaders urge prudent economy and policy reform.
W J Bell notes a debate on North Dakota teacher preparation amid Ayres criteria for school quality. He cites Claxton remarks clarifying state standing, warning against overstatement of advancement and urging continued focus on training and the two year post high school requirement for teachers.
Miss Amidon’s Supervisors Chorus sang Christmas songs in chapel Thursday. A talk by Misa Deem, head of the Art Department, urged using leisure time for education and growth, citing happiness and better living as rewards. She noted education opens vistas and urged diverse interests for a richer life.
Mr Wemett spoke on Education for Citizenship outlining minimum essentials for citizenship. He stressed literacy knowledge of government loyalty laws and constructive character along with economic intelligence. He warned one half of US children leave school by sixth grade and urged teachers to foster ongoing study and active civic involvement. He emphasized honesty responsibility leadership and daily effort as keys to success citing a girl who achieved through persistence.
The season opener featured class games at the State Teachers College gymnasium. The Junior Class claimed men's and women's championships. First vs Second years opened with 24 to 5 victory by First and Second years over Third years. Fourth vs Fifth years ended 7 to 4 with Fourth years prevailing. Final contest Fourth years beat First and Second years 13 to 9 with long shots and strong teamwork noted.
In a Wednesday gymnasium showcase, Fourth years dominate the championship run. They beat Fifth years 32 to 7 after earlier wins, with Miss Gackle scoring nine field baskets and two free throws.
Rev Bolinkoff arrived in the city last night on No 8 following an extended business trip to Michigan for church work. He visited Calumet and Hancock during the trip and noted heavy snow in the region and as far as Staples, expressing pleasant surprise at the milder local winter.
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