Address to the National Education Association by Macdonald
State School Inspector N C Macdonald delivers a critical appraisal of the one room rural school highlighting its historic role, faults, and urgent need for reorganization. He condemns outdated facilities and inadequate supervision while detailing attendance, grade overload, and the poor condition of teachers.
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MacDonald
THE
National Association
Rural School
Jonathan
North Dakota Retail Dealers hold three day Fargo session
North Dakota Retail Dealers association began a three day session in Fargo with officers John Bruegger Willis president Geo Pike vice president H F Schroeder treasurer W W King secretary. President Breugger presided. welcome by H F Emery. Reports by state treasurer and secretary and lectures by Lt Governor Kraabel state bankers Secretary Macfadden and H W Jasper. A smoker tonight master of ceremonies Frank Gravel. Extra speakers tomorrow and tours of local firms Thursday are planned.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Retail Dealers’ Association
North Dakota
John Bruegger
Willis
Geo. Pike
H. F. Schroeder
W. W. King
Commercial Club
W. B. Howland
Moorhead
Breugger
Kraabel
Clifford
Macfadden
H. W. Jasper
Union Cereal Company
Schutz
Commercial Bulletin of
Minneapolis
Frank Gravel
Large turnout at Velva's Northwestern Teachers summer school
Unusually large attendance marks the Northwestern Teachers association summer school in Velva North Dakota. Pres A G Crane of the Minot normal leads a familiar instructor corps with teachers from northwestern counties. The session may be Velva's last as Minot normal prepares to handle next year’s demands. A G Smith of Velva visited the event.
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Velva
N. D
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
Minot Normal
A. G. Crane
Enderlin Man Hurt When Train Hits Car at Sheldon
Enderlin resident L. A. Tripp narrowly escaped death in a collision with a backing freight train while crossing tracks at Sheldon. An empty box car blocked his view as the Elmore touring car was struck, demolishing the vehicle and causing a broken arm, fractured leg, and serious injuries. Dr. Ailen attended and reported the patient progressing.
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L. A Tripp
Enderlin
Sheldon
Elmore
Tripp
Brukes
Ailen
N. P
Soo Line
Fingal Herald
Occident Elevator at Berea Burned in Early Morning Fire
Reports say the Occident Elevator at Berea was struck by fire at an early hour and was completely destroyed. The fire origin is unknown but may have been lightning. No casualties or names of individuals are provided.
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Berea
Tomy
Ninety three Babies In Welfare Contest
Ninety three babies entered the welfare contest conducted by the Child Welfare conference with seventy completing the examination. Praises go to Prot and Mrs Acher for organizing the exhibit in North Dakota drawing national attention. Mothers received duplicate score cards to compare marks with the perfect baby and prizes were awarded by multiple local merchants.
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Prot
Acher
North Dakota
Q. Simmonson
Farmers Mercantile Company
the Fair Store
the City Drug Company
the Right Price Store
Myhro and Oldahl
Arneson Hardware Ina
Dakota Drug Co
Anderson Clothing Co
Halvorson Furniture Co
Fritz Jewelry Co
Straus Clothing Co
Chaffee Dry Goods Co
Heidel Hardware Company
Times- Record
Rudolf Pharmacy Installs Electric Ice Cream Freezer
Rudolf Pharmacy has installed an electric driven ice cream freezer and an electric mixer at the fountain for convenient drink mixing. The upgrade will enable freezing many different kinds of creams for special purposes and help ensure quality.
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Rudolf Pharmacy
Management Pleased With Fair Finances
Weather blocked crowds but the Agricultural Society expects a profit this year and maintains the fair’s strong financial position. Exhibits were excellent, and profits were likely had better weather allowed. The awards list will appear in an upcoming issue. Dr. Cortes delays his book to add a Chautauqua chapter, expanding the association’s reach nationwide.
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Agricultural Society
Rudolf Hotel Hosts Visiting Editors at Lunch
Rudolf Hotel manager Geselius hosted editors for a 6 o'clock lunch, offering a generous, unpremeditated meal. Editors praised the hospitality, calling the Rudolf among the state’s best hotels and noting its welcoming, comfortable service. Mrs. B. Lockard and Miss Mae Lockard from Tower City also visited the Champatique Simaan?
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Geselius
Rudolf Hotel
Gesellous
Valley City
Union
Price
Rudolf
B. Lockard
Mae Lockard
Tower City
Mulhall in Lobby Inquiry and Congressional Dispute
Congress clash over Mulhall testimony as House and Senate probes collide. Details reveal Mulhall's ties to the National Association of Manufacturers and actions against labor leaders, with witnesses urged to testify while a Baltimore couple faces subpoenas. Funeral notice for Mrs. Caroline Risa accompanies the coverage.
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Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturer
Clarence M. Down
Senator McComas
National Association of Manufacturers
Maryland
Downe
Marshall Cushing
Rhode Island
Cushing
Aldrich
Providence
Labor
Marshall
Hughes
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Albany
Barnes
Washington
House
Senate
Special Committee
Senate Committee
Martin Mulhall
House Committee
Samuel Springer
Baltimore
Garrett
McChad
Martin M. Mulhall
Senate Investigation Committee
House Lobby
Karoline Risa
Danieh Lutheran Church
Bolheim
Halling
Binford
Miss Clara Hagen Visits Tower City Friends Sunday
Miss Clara Hagen of Tower City was here Sunday as a guest of friends, enjoying a pleasant social visit.
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Clara Hagen
Tower City
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H. O. Myhro
James Grady
Denmark
North Dakota Mercantile Association
A. G. Smith
Gol, Mulhall
Pratt & Lambert
F. W. Heidel
Fifth Avenue Hardware