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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
Editorials weigh farmer sentiment, Nonpartisan League criticism, and crime waves. Posts critique the committee of 48, Townley leadership, and exports on insurance bonds. Notes rail wage talks, political endorsements, and Governor Frazier’s rehabilitation proclamation with emphasis on policy and public safety.
Governor Lynn J. Frazier proclaims acceptance of the 1920 Federal Act promoting vocational rehabilitation and reemployment. He directs the State Board of Administration to cooperate with the Federal Board for Vocational Education and to formulate a cooperative plan utilizing state or available funds.
The German Lutheran congregations of Sanborn Oriska Zion Cooperstown Valley City honored Rev. and Mrs. J. F. L. Bohnhoff on July 20 1920 marking their silver wedding and twenty five years of service. A crowd enjoyed a picnic lunch a dinner and a program with speeches music and a silver service gift plus $400 in cash. The Times-Record extends congratulations and best wishes.
One of the most remarkable educational meetings in the state's history closed in Barnes County. The gathering promoted consolidation of schools under local supervision, uniting many districts to form a stronger countywide system.
A delegation of county superintendents visited Grand Prairie and Noltimier consolidations with state leaders Nellie Whiteh er and Minnie J. Nielson, observing meals, tours, and demonstrations. Educators inspected facilities, heard talks on nurses, institutes, and teacher training, and attended a luncheon and boat ride before sessions at the Normal School. Fifty-one of fifty-three counties were represented at the three day mid year meeting with varied program days and panel discussions.
The St Paul Association of Public and Business Affairs announces the annual Trade Tour on Wednesday July 28 at 435 PM. The Soo Line excursion to Port Hope and return via Detroit will feature five standard sleepers two dining cars an observation car two tourist sleepers for the band and train staff and two baggage cars. The Minnesota State Band will headline with twenty five pieces plus a community singer and song sheets for all passengers. A parade through the business district will follow arrival led by the band and band souvenirs will be distributed.
The parade will feature a concert on Main Street as St Paul business men enlist friends and customers. The train schedule has been approved by railroad operating officials and is expected to stay on time barring unusual conditions.
Several hundred people gathered in the State Normal school auditorium to view The Light, an educational pageant by Catherine T nonsistant of Cleveland. Ella May Bo and William Nikolaus presented Vision and Education in a sequence showing democracy training and educational progress. The show featured student and training school participants in its gimmers, with Miss Minnie J. Nielson arranging the event and Miss Busan McCoy leading preparation. The pageant, newly staged this season, draws praise for its staging and its plea for broader support of education.
Valley City overwhelmed Fargo Athletic 16 to 2 in yesterday afternoons game. Engel and Kaplan carried the offense for Valley City while Conroy replaced Engel at short in the seventh and performed well in the last two innings. J B Adams and wife of Bismarck, ND, are visiting Valley City today.
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