Hazelett Lectures Strong and Practical at Normal
Dr Allen Hoben of the University of Chicago Divinity School opened the Hazlett foundation lectures at Normal auditorium with a broad message on idealism and personal labor. He argued that life is a relay race and that education must adapt to pioneer conditions. He urged aligning education with boy nature and outdoor activity, and stressed genuine Christian guidance to prevent immorality.
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Allen Hoben
University of Chicago Divinity School
Hazlett Foundation
A. P. Hollis
Goodsel
Meyer
Hoben
Blu
Johen
Persole
Hobem
Normal School
Valley City educator cites Philadelphia exhibit merit and aims for practical shop training
Prof F H Selden spoke on his Philadelphia trip where the Normal school exhibit impressed Massachusetts superintendents as best. The display stressed teaching fundamentals separate from trades to prepare pupils for industrial work, with Mattie Lauritzen and Arthur Meld singled out for standout pieces.
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F. H. Selden
Philadelphia
Normal School
National Educational Association
Valley City
Mattie Lauritzen
Arthur Meld
Sellen
Wilson
Normal second team upends Sanborn High in high-scoring game
The Normal school second basketball team defeated Sanborn high school 19 to 165 at Sanborn last Monday evening. Normal lineup featured J. Birchell and Johnson as guards, W. Birchell, Swanson and McCrady as forwards, and Pederson at center.
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Normal School
Sanborn High School
Sanborn
J. Birchell
Johnson
W. Birchell
Swanson
McCrady
Pederson
Seal
The Princess Bonnie to Be Presented at Normal auditorium
An original America Spain comic opera The Princess Bonnie in two acts will be staged in the Normal Auditorium Monday evening June 2. Willard Spencer wrote the music and text with a cast of twelve. Cast details and lead characters are described, with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra opening the spring festival on June 1 and the Choral society presenting Dvorak St Ludmila on June 3.
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Dean Goodwell
Willard Spencer
Maine
Bar Harbor
Admiral
Pomposo
Spain
Shrimps
Canosist
Jack of All Trades
Kitty
Captain Tarpaulin
Roy Stirling
Isaac Walton
Bonnie
Admiral Pomposo
Count Cassinetti
Salvador
Admiral Pomoso
Lieut
Fussee
Capt
Surf
Kitty Clover
Susan Crabbe
Crab
Donna Pamposo
Minneapolis Symphony Orchesta
Choral Society
St. Ludmila
Dvorak
Dormitories gain vacuum cleaning and heat regulating system
The dormitories will soon offer a complete vacuum cleaning service with pipes and machinery installed. An automatic heat regulating service has been added by Johnson Service of St Paul. Equipment installed by Spencer Turbine Company of Chicago and Valley City Plumbing and Heating Company. The dormitories are modern and offer pleasant rooms in the city.
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Johnson Service Company
St. Paul
Spencer Turbine Company
Chicago
Valley City Plumbing and Heating Company
W N Eetsa 21 on Candy Sale and April 8 next
The Young Women's Christian Association in its room at the Normal school raised 21 at a candy sale last Friday and plans a second sale on April 8 the opening day of next term. Miss Anna McCrady reported on the Incal association at the Trunline Minn. Miss Elizabeth Grinager a Lisbon teacher visited the Normal school Friday of last week. Miss Hulda Scheidt of the Anna ford school visited Friday. Miss Bertha Gulliek a Hope music and drawing teacher visited the Normal school Saturday for next fall. Rochester reports say Miss Farnsworth's condition is much improved.
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Young Women's Christian Assocaation
Anna McCrady
Incal Association
Trunline
Minn
Elizabeth Grinager
Lisbon
Hulda Scheidt
Annaford School
Normal School
Bertha M. Gulliek
Mussic
Hope
Ragtime Music Heard As Threat To Youth By Miss Amidon
Misa Amidon warned ragtime and cheap records harm youth, claiming irregular rhythm disrupts nervous systems and fosters criminal or insane behavior. She said ragtime’s syncopation, opposed to musical time, corrupts modern civilization, in remarks at a Stutaman county teachers meeting reported by Jamestown Alert.
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Misa Amidon
Miss Amidon
Jamestown Alert
Stutaman County
Normal Library Receives New Book Collection
The Normal school library announces a valuable new list of history literature and travel works including Daedeker Northern Germany Baedeker Southern Germany Burk Literary Landmarks Schetlel Ekkehard Smiles Lives of Engineers Spielman Kate Greenway Macaulay Essays and History of England Hallam Europe During the Middle Ages Peabody Book of the Little Past. Kathrine Fjelde of the piano department performed Griegs Peer Gynt Suite Friday morning. Miss A Elizabeth Broomall of physical education will spend next week in Minneapolis.
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Normal School Library
Daedeker
Germany
Baedeker
Burk
Schetlel
Ekkehard
Spielman
Kate Greenway
Macaulay
Eesays
England
Hallam
Europe
Hindsdale
Peabody
A. Elizabeth Broomall
Department of Physical Education
Minneapolia
Lyford to Speak on Kindergarten Movement Across North Dakota
Miss Genevieve L Lyford Kinder gartner at the Normal school will deliver six addresses on the Kindergarten Movement at locations west of here this week. She spoke to the Woman's Literary club at Wimbledon and to Home Economics and Courtenay groups, Carrington, Harvey, Velva, Minot, Jamestown, and Williston, with audiences numbering in the hundreds. The event showcases her touring lecture series as President McFarland returns to duty and professors resume classes after illness.
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Genevieve L. Lyford
Normal School
Will Delver
Miss Lyford
Woman's Literary Club
Wimbledon
Home Economics Club
Ladies of
Courtenay
Carrington
Sorosis
Harvey
Velva
Woman's
Minot
Jamestown
Williston
Advanced class enjoys special lecture course
The advanced class received a special course of lectures this week organized by the class. Prof Hollis opened with remarks on experiments at the Model school. Pauline Reich spoke on German schools and their educational system, with future speakers Supt. Hanna and Prof. Froysan slated to discuss Norway's system.
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Hollis
Pauline K. Reich
Germany
Supt
Hanna
Prof
Froysan
Speth
Nor
60 Communities Seek 2 to 4 Teachers for Fall
The location bureau at the Normal school reports sixty communities requesting two to four teachers next fall. Recipients include Kathryn Nugent at Crystal and Jean Campbell at Pembina, with several other graduates taking roles in Berthold Wyndmere Courtenay and nearby towns. Average pay near $67 monthly, top $100, bottom $55, and some at $75. Prof A P Hollis spoke in Wheatland on school consolidation.
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Inis
Idole
Kathryn Nugent
Cavalier
Crystal
N. D
Jean Campbell
Wyndmere
Pembina
May Boyd
Crary
Marion Larson
Kindred
Alma Whalisa
Fiogal
Rosella Cunningham
Wheaton
Minn
Isabelle Carley
Montpelier
Josephine Larson
Taylor
Berthold
Arley Tufford
Devils Lake
Agnes Dodd
Charles City
Courtenay
Emma Hendrickson
Mandan
Tolley
Emma Rekkerus
Wesley College Head Normal School Visitor On Tuesday
Dr Robertson, president of Wesley College Grand Forks, visited the Normal School Tuesday and urged reducing infant mortality under one year to a scientific basis. He attributed much to safeguarding character in communities and cited the Hazlett foundation and teachers’ role in the effort.
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Robertson
Wesley College
Grand Forks
Hoben
Hazlett Foundation
Annual spring recess opens at 4 30 p m at Normal School Friday
The spring recess begins after Friday classes and lasts until Tuesday April 8. No literary society or Christian association meetings that week as students and faculty take holidays outside the city. Miss Leva Schmidt 12 visited the Normal School. she teaches in Jamestown. Miss Evia J Miller, critic in the Model School, returned from Fargo where she visited family. Supt W S Housemann of Tope schools was at the Normal School Friday last as guest of teachers.
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Normal School
Leva Schmidt
Evia J. Miller
Model School
Fargo
W. S. Housemann
Arthur Middleton To Appear At June Minneapo lis Festival
Arthur Middleton, America’s foremost basso, will be a soloist with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra during the June festival in the city. Prominent critics praise his voice for power and spontaneity, noting his rising status after prior tours and increased experience.
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Arthur Middleton
America
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis
Syracuse N. Y. Herald
Middleton
Lke Caruso
Boys' Glee Club Debuts in Chapel at Normal School
The Boys' Glee Club, about fifteen voices, made its first appearance during the general exercises at the Normal school on Wednesday under Dean Goodsell. The group, praised for its progress, plans another performance soon while reminders of staff moves and local events appear in the surrounding notes.
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Boys’ Glee Club
Dean Goodsell
Y M C A to Send Geneva Delegates for 1913 Conference
The local YMCA plans to send delegates to the 1913 North Central States colleges and Normal schools conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin June 13 to 22. Notables include President Saunders and Jane Addams. The conference blends leadership, recreation, and earnest work, with other events like a sunlit gym dance by Normal School students.
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Young Men's Christian Associations
Colleges and Normal
North Central States
Lake Geneva
Wis
Saunders
Washbure College
Ozora Davia
Chicago Theological Scinidary
M. A. Honline
International Committee
Brockman
China
Great Aventa
Geneva
Jane Addama
Bishop McDowell
John R. Mott
Student Christian Federation
America
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Hazelett
Chicago Divinity School
East
Soo Line
Arhirr
Sanborn High
Spencer
Princess Bonnie
Rochester
Normal Library
Mies Kathrine Fjelde
Piano
Grieg
Asea
McFarland
Ilness
M. C. James
Department of Agriculture
Clarence Henry
James
Wheatland
N. C
Ruth White
Christine, N. D
Fannie C. Amidon
Department of Public School Music
Corry, Pens
C. C. Curtiss
Commercial Department
John A. Johnson
Hillsboro
Mr. Johnson
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