Biggest World University Described at Beaune
Mr. F C Spalding spoke during Thursday chapel about the large military university established at Beaune France for A E F members to continue education. It housed six thousand students with another six thousand encamped nearby amid early postwar planning flaws. Classes and labs evolved under U S army instructors with faculty from military officers and YMCA educational service. Courses spanned arts business agriculture education science and more. The effort produced notable good despite initial kitchen and housing gaps and policy clashes later resolved.
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F. C. Spalding
Beaune
France
Spalding
An.m. C. A
Army
United States
United States Army
The Refinement of Boys and Girls by M V O Shea
Professor M V O Shea argues that perceived roughness in boys stems from environment and training, not biology. He cites unequal social conditioning, harsher public exposure, and parental emphasis on girls as reasons boys grow up with coarser speech and manners, urging equal safeguarding and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Cannon
Gia
Mae
Dr Allen Reports On Eastern Trip From Cleveland Meetings
President Allen attended the Department One sessions in Cleveland Ohio at the fourth annual meeting of the National Council of State Normal School Presidents and Principals He delivered a chapel period briefing on discussions he heard and highlighted a paper by Principal F E Baker of Edinboro
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Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
National Council of State Normal School
F. E. Baker
Edinboro
Subsidies and teach era plans at NEA meeting in Pennsylvania
The NEA council in Pennsylvania discussed government support for students, labor oriented schooling, and unionization of public school teachers. Dr Goddard urged separate education for subnormal pupils while data from 1,700,000 drafted men showed many had only basic education. The Smith Towner bill and teacher training subsidies were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Allen
American Federation of Labor
C. G. Pearse
Milwaukee’ Normal School
H. H. Goddard
Columbus
Ohio
Goddard
Smith-Towner
Allen Epon
Valley City Cattle Congress Draws Stockmen and Visitors
Saturday notes list visitors and exhibitors at the cattle congress in Valley City including R A Jongeward Litchville ND M L Beckley Barnes County businessman W B Ayler Grandin ND stockman and J A Winsloe Cooperstown ND vet. Census telegram puts Valley City population at 4686 with 1 1 increase since 1910 as cattle sales bring buyers and locals to town.
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Valley City
Washington
Waley City
Granny charms cattle banquet as after dinner speaker
At the Cattle Congress banquet last night Granny impressed as a developing after dinner speaker who delivered a cracking talk with no warning. In attendance were Secretary of State Tom Hall and Alex Macdonald, with Mine Host Geselius and toastmaster C. S. Brown guiding the event at Rudolf Hotel for about a hundred guests.
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Knute Froysan
Congregational Church
Tom Hall
Alex Macdonald
Bismarck
N. D
Rudolf Hotel
Tom
Cattle Congress
Geselius
C. S. Brown
Valley City Community Notes and Local Marriages
Friday visitors and residents appear in Valley City as Frid ay travelers include Hugh Fortune from Bis marck and E C Hilborn ill with illness. Local couples Enri E Haggard and Mary Esther Wentz wed at Pa Methodist parsonage with departure on No 8 east.
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Enri E. Haggard
Mary Esther Wentz
Valley City
Pa Methoistre Parsonage
J. S. Wilds
Martin Gunderson
Georgia Matteson
Points East
Valley City District Leaders Discuss Transfers And Local Sports
John O Ferris and F W Heidel discuss transferring several American Sunday School Union workers to new posts. Valley City hosts state high school basketball with Valley City versus Mayville, Mundane versus Kenmare, Devils Lake versus Towner, Ellendale versus Fargo, followed by semifinal rounds. The Kirkwood Hotel fire in Carrington sparks rescue reports and the high school boys depart for Fargo for the state tournament with a large supporter group.
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John O. Ferris
American Sunday School Union
F. W. Heidel
Owen R. Breau
Carrington
Larimour
C. H. Cottam
Lewiston
Mont
Ferris
Fargo
Valley City
Mayville
Mundan Va
Kenmare
Devils Lake
Towner
Ellendale
Geise
Crookston
Local team looks to win championship this season
The passage hints at players determined to contribute to a title bid and expresses hope for success as the team aims to clinch the championship. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Local residents travel for business and civic matters
E J Larson visits from Fingal for city business. Mrs Tom Davidson of Sutton ND arrives for dental work. Andy Walen visits from Rogers for stock exhibits. C C Chaffee and Homer go to Fargo on No 4 and return. Major D S Ritchie attends state compensation board in Bismarck. S Sigurdson contracts ice cream for Dakota Drug Co in James. T Melvin Lee departs for Kalispell MT for days of business. Edward Girard reports arrival in Baltimore after Australian trip. H S Halvorson visits Cooperstown for cattle show. Hammer Halvorson Co. prominent real estate firm. An elderly Minot woman is taken to Jamestown asylum after mental decline.
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H. S. Halvorson
Cooperstown
Halvorson
Hammer-Halvorson Company
Cooperatown
Northwest Cattle Congress Opens With Fine Pure Bred Stock
Lewis Berg and son from Cooperstown attend as cattle breeders and supporters of pure bred stock. Mart Major arrives from Berkeley to visit the spring town, while Herman Eggert returns from Long Beach and plans a visit home. Ford W Nelson and family depart for Millman Wisconsin after eight years as foreman at Hugh McDonald farm. The cattle congress showcases top stock, promising benefits to farmers and Valley City citizens alike.
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John B. Armstrong
Hannaford
N. C
Armstrong
Lewis Berg and Son
Cooperstown
Guernsey
Ford W. Nelson
Millman
Wis
Mr. Nelson
Hugh McDonald
Valley City
Wisconsin
Stek
Hammer brings teen head Shorthorn cattle to cattle show
Cooperstown North Dakota breeder Wil Hammer arrives with seventeen head of pure bred Shorthorn cattle for exhibition. Hammer, noted as a progressive breeder, pursues quality over price and his brothers are noted horse fanciers with prize Percherons shown at state fairs.
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Wil) Hammer
Cooperstown
N. D
Mr. Hammer
Hammer Brothers
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Mrs. P. A Pickett
R. A. Jongeward
Litchville, N. D
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F. B. Vandravee
Rogers
T L. Biesecker
Fessenden
Mr Biesecker
M. L. Beckley
Barnes County
W. B. Ayler
Grandin
N. Dakota
O. C. Anderson
Wimbledon
P. P. Persons
Frank E. Ployhar
Minneapolis
Thorwald Mostad
Minot
State Board of Electricians
Homer Saindon
Sanitary Heating and Plumbing Co
Helen Harper
William Harper
Getchell Prairie
Faribault, Minn
J. A. H. Winsloe
Luvernest
Wm. Chariton
Rochester
Minn
Brown
M. C. Granguard
Recers
Graangard
Wm. A. Johnson
Tacoma
Wash
Lawrence Bohnhoff
Agricultural College
C. E Spicer
Hugh Fortune
City
E. C. Hilborn
Northwest Nursery Co
B. H. Critchfield
N. B. Siegfried
Minneapolis Drug Co
Rudolf
Gus Anderson
Jamestown
Clara B. Warriner
Grand Forks
Hankinson
Irene
S. P. Ellis
William A. Johnson
J. A. H. Minslee
Casselton
Howard Sollin
Northern Pacific Freight Depot
Fergus Falls
L. W. Hubbard
Armory
Clinton W. Barringham
Esther L. Price
Epworth M. E. Parsonage
J. 8. Wilds
Earl Shilson
Shattuck Spectator
Combs
James
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
E. Sebby
Fingal
Mr. Seby
Richard Fairfax
Ferguson Bros
Canby
Wm. F. DuVall
Willie Murphy
Kirkwood
Lee Combs
Aitie
Romeo
Vonust
Guetzloe
Ralph Curren
Clarence Lyon
Fillers Kernkamp
Arthur Busdicker
George Werten
Melvin Ford
Archie DeLancey
Walter Larson
Jalso
E. J. Larson
Tom Davidson
Sutton, N. D
Andy Walen
D. S. Ritchie
State Compensation Board
S. Sigurdson
Dakota Drug Company
T. Melvin Lee
Middlewest Trust Company
Kalispell
Edward Girard
Baltimore
Mart Major
Berkeley
Cal
Mark
Herman Eggert
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Cal Jst
Mr. Eggert
E. L. McGee
North Dakota
A. Snider & Son
4Th Ave
Davidson’s
Buick
F.O. B
Flint
Michigan
Barnes County Implement Co
Valley City, N. D
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