Country Life Week to Be Observed at Normal School
Country Life Week will be observed June 6 through 10 at the Normal school with daily programs led by Professors James Finney and rural department instructors. Speakers include James on Country Life in America and the Consolidated School Movement in North Dakota, with a play Back to the Farm staged June 10 by advanced education and agricultural students.
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Country Life
James and
Finney
Consolidated School
North Dakota
James
Aricultural Department
America
Ella Loseth
Flora Murry
Chapel Hour
Agricultural and
University of Minnesota
Dewey
Local Notes from Lucca Fingal Area May 26
F. Oyen visited Enderlin. Mrs. Casper Meill and Mrs. Hager joined by L. E. Nafus and four children head to Lucca and Van Hook. Walter Lindemann did business in Fingal, Hollanitchs buy a Studebaker. Rev. Mueller attends Marion conference. Nystul travels to Minneapolis for a bin filler project. Lucca junior Red Sox beat Nome juniors 11 to 3. Stangler of Medina visits nearby relatives. Jim Wright runs Lucca business.
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Fingal Herald
F. Oyen
Enderlin
Casper Meill
Nome
H. R. Tendick
Hager
Lizzie Hager
Alice
L. E. Nafus
Lucca
Grimm alfalfa thrives through hard winters in tests
North Dakota experiment station reports show Grimm alfalfa suffers less winter kill than less hardy strains. Causes include smothering from ice cover and late cutting. Grimm proves best adapted across varying winters, while weaker alfalfas may survive several seasons but fail under harsher winters. The Times Record note closes the column.
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North Dakota
Cooper
Four Visiting Artists Take Part on Various Programs
Four renowned artists from Minneapolis and Chicago join the Valley City Music Festival alongside local talent. Hedstrum, a Valley City native, returns for Elijah and Messiah performances, praised for her soprano voice. Mme Edna Swanson Ver Haar, a top Chicago contralto, captivates critics with warmth and range. J. Glenn Lee from Chicago appears as tenor, citing strong recent performances in St. Louis and other cities. Baritone Frederick Southwick, based in Minneapolis, rounds out the cast with a mellow, strong voice and solid stage presence. Southwick will perform on two festival days.
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Department of Music
Minneapolis
Chicago
Miss Hedstrum
Middlewestern
Valley City
Hedstrom
Victor Nilson
Minneapolis Journal
Hedstrum
Elijah
Mme
Edna Swanson Ver Hart
Ver Haar
Calumet, Mich
Julian Jaussen
J. Glenn Lee
St. Louis
Lee
Ile
Vasco
Meyerbeer
Scribe
Zach
Patti
Mr. Lee
Balfe
Frederick Southwick
Southwick
Northwest
Caryl B. Storrs
Government Issues Book on Yellowstone Park
The Interior Department will publish a 24 page bound book on Yellowstone Park as part of a new series to promote government reservations. Several thousand free copies will be distributed nationwide aided by railroad partners including the Northern Pacific which purchased thousands of copies. The work, titled The Land of Wonders, highlights the park beyond geysers, noting the Yellowstone watershed and glowing canyon as compelling reasons for its national park status.
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Yellowstone Park
Department of Interior
Yellowstone
H. F. Lane
Interior Department
United States
Northern Pacific Railway
National Parks Books
Flint Explains Herd Law Synopsis for Farmers
Flint outlines the herd law with a general synopsis noting stock must not run at large except within county stock districts. He urges county auditors to send district rules and dates, to compile a public file detailing boundaries and running dates for stock.
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Bismarck
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Flint
Thh
Young party seeks farm position with full charge
A small family seeks a farm job with full responsibility. The candidate has several years of experience in North and South Dakota and offers strong references. Contact AF VETTER Faith, 8th Dak.
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North
South Dakota
Record exports and gold flows show US strength in March
Preliminary figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce indicate March exports at 410 million dollars, a record for a single month, with nine months totaling near three billion dollars. Imports reached 214 million, nine-month imports 1,505 million, and the export balance stood at 196 million. Gold movements show March imports at 9.78 million and exports at 10.77 million, with nine-month totals reflecting a net inward flow of 279.3 million. Local social notes recount several weekend visits and calls among residents, including Gust Cloth and Charles Young, with multiple home visits noted.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
New Flour Mill at Fairmount
The Fairmount News reports a $100000 milling concern to be formed as the Equity Co operative Mill Elevator company. Equity Rural Credit association to sell stock and back the project. The plan includes acquiring the current mill, expanding capacity, adding a storage elevator, and distributing products across the northwest. A. M. Baker and W. Champaugh are spearheading the move. One fourth of stock set for Fairmount residents, three fourths for Equity members statewide.
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Fairmount
Equity Exchange Organization
Equity Co-operative Mill & Elevator Company
Equity Rural Credite Association
Equity Movement
Northwest
A. M. Baker
Equity Rural Credits Association
W. Champaugh
Equity Society
Valley City residents mingle during a stormy week
Miss Gertie Bergan from Valley City visited at the Bergan farm with Mr and Mrs Ervin Bergan. Rose Stark from Rogers spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Ray Toovie at John Zaun's. Ellen returned to Wayside farm after helping R W Young. Mrs L Risa visited her sister Mrs Will Thell. Mrs Chas Young toured Valley City calling on Mrs Carl Thiel. Gunt Uloth and Henry Young rode to John Zaun's Tuesday. Will Dotting broke two ribs in a Friday plow accident. Roads were clear as Mr and Mrs Pant Kellar biked home.
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Gertie Bergan
Valley City
Ervin Bergan
Rose Stark
Rogers
John Zaun
Ray Toovie
Ellen
Wayside Farm
R. W. Young
Mr. Pant Kellar
Weather and local notes from Sheyenne Valley area
The report lists residents and visitors around Sheyenne Valley from a recent Sunday and Monday. It notes muddy roads affecting vehicles, weekly shopping trips, farm work, visits among neighbors, and upcoming or recent work such as corn planting and wheat hauling. Most locals are finishing spring tasks.
Logan area storm damages farms and local notes
May 29 storm in Logan blew down telephone poles and unroofed farm buildings on Albert Schmekel’s property. Neighbors helped Mrs. Wakefield celebrate her 50th birthday. Fishermen Reynold Young and others returned at 3 am with three small fish. Stella Martin visited home from the Normal, and Rebekah lodge welcomed three new members after an initiation.
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Kozak
Miles City
Mont
Margarie Etzell
Logan School
Kutlers
Howard Martin
Ray Martin
Durand
Wis
Will Martin
Reynold Young
Stella Martin
The
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C. F. Lange
Louis Risa
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Thiel Raveling
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Ardell
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West Getchen
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Kathryn
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G. O. Aas
Alfred Anderson
Mads
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Fingal
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Valley Road
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Lina Hagen
H. E. Brown
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