Governor Eberhart to Speak at Chautauqua on Rural Uplift
Governor A C Eberhart of Minnesota guest at Chautauqua day. He will address rural life reforms and the rural uplift movement. The event features Miss Farnsworth led poultry and home planning courses for girls with practical dining and kitchen duties performed by students.
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North Dakota
Norway
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Washington
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Mina Farnsworth
State Normal School
Dairy School Has Largest Enrollment
The Dairy School reports the largest enrollment yet with over three hundred pupils in the course. Boys and girls from encampments, plus many men and women interested in dairying, attend daily. State Dairy Commissioner Flint lectured on feeds and feeding, and topics include Types of Dairy Cows and Dairy House Construction.
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Encampmienta
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Clase
Farm Girls Enjoy Three Week Chautauqua Camp
Valley City Chautauqua highlights include the Girls camp in Northern Pacific Grove with about one hundred farm girls. Miss Minnie Nielson and Miss Nellie Farnsworth direct the program offering study and work, dairy school demonstrations, and butter making practice for a brighter outlook.
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Chautauqua Park
Northern Pacific
Grove
Minnie Nielson
Nellie Farnsworth
Miss Nielson
Miss Farnsworth
State Normal School
Flint
Valley City Chautauqua Bible Study Course
Dr Wallace N Stearns of Fargo College leads the Bible study course at the Valley City Chautauqua assembly tent this morning. Enrollment is expected to be large and the program promises engaging, modern treatment of Bible topics and methods.
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Wallace N.stearns
Fargo College
Stearns
State Normal closes school year with honors and prizes
The State Normal school ended its year with a program of class exercises in the auditorium. President McFarland presided as athletic letters and track and tennis honors were awarded to named students. The Herrick trophy went to the Junior class, and Ott awards included medals for girls and boys in tennis and inter-class contests. The morning exercises concluded with a farewell piece.
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Hartnett
Thurston
Pleh
Run Peterson
Romstad
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Herrick
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Ulty
Blanche Stevens
Nina Peterson
Baby Linn Wemett
Insane Man Arrested After March Toward Village
A man described as insane, seen near Sheldon North Carolina, stripped to foot coverings and chased by Marshal James Allen. He claimed to be training for a race from New York, was taken to the village jail, and ordered a kingly noon meal before eating with unusual salt usage.
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Louis Howell
Abott
New York
Cuthill
Businessmen threaten suit over Bismarck flood sewers
In Bismarck North Dakota July 1 businessmen threaten to sue the city for not providing proper sewers after a cloudburst over the Heart River flooded basements streets and the Capitol Hill business district. Damage is estimated at 50000 with water one to three feet deep on Main Street and in the Webb Lucas and McKennee basements. The depot lobby and several shops flooded as channels were cut through streets.
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Mexican delegates oppose Washington backed provisional government
Mexican delegates argue against a Washington backed provisional regime to install Carranza and demand electoral liberty in Mexico. They claim public welfare should be decided by Mexicans, not imposed from abroad, noting Carranza could be freely elected but would be hampered if installed by Washington. A new town Ramon in Stutaman county is reported and potato crops in Red River Valley are forecast to drop 15 to 20 percent due to floods. Mrs Swanson and daughter plan a visit to Faribault Minnesota for a few weeks.
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Progressives Lose Place on Ballot
Grand Forks North Dakota June 28 the progressive party failed to reach the 25 percent threshold of votes in state primaries to qualify for the general election ballot. Officials note low total registration and a small county turnout. Leaders plan appeals to the state supreme court and, if needed, to an 1899 law granting ballot access to large conventions.
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