Ward Speaks on The Child and the Community
Dr. Harry A. Ward of Boston University delivered the Hazlett lecture on Thursday morning at the Normal School auditorium. He argued that social problems begin with the child and end with the child, urging the organized community to guarantee the child’s rights, especially in crowded urban areas. He outlined three rights: to be well born, to have shelter and nourishment, and to secure adequate development, warning against alcohol and venereal diseases and highlighting slum conditions and unequal schooling.
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Harry A. Ward
Boston University
Hazlett
Schuol
McFarland
McMullen
Hazlett Foundation
Vermilya
Ward
India
Dr. Ward
Financing Rural Schools Inadequate Says State Inspector
North Dakota inspector McDonald delivers a paper on Financing Rural Schools for Winship's Journal of Education. He notes rural funding relies heavily on local district taxes while county and state funds are allocated by student counts, highlighting 72 percent from district taxes, 12 percent from county tuition, 15 percent from state tuition, and 1 percent from other sources.
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Grand Forks
McDonald
North Daykota
A. BE
Winship
Journal of Education
Department of Superintendency
County
Tate
North Dakota Boosts From Remarkable 12 Year Old Miss Speiser
A North Dakota girl Ella Maria Speiser aged 12 writes to Panama Pacific Exposition President C C Moore asking to boost the state and Wells county. She includes photos of herself and her tame fox Rhenerd and hopes they appear in the North Dakota building at the fair. Her strong booster spirit draws praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fessen- Wen
la Maria Spelser
C. C. Moore
San Francisco
Calif
Wells County
Fox
Rhenerd
Hila Maria Speiser
Ella Maria Speiser
Miss Speiser
Marriage License Issued by County Judge Irgens
Judge C. H. Irgens of the county court issued a marriage license Friday morning to John Morth of Fingal and Miss Anna Meltner of Springvale township, the first license in Irgens’ office for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Des.irgens
John Morth
Fingal
Misa Anna Meltner
Springvale Township
Equity hearing stalls as Divet snaps at Lee questions
In North Dakota the Equity dispute sparked a heated exchange as Divet questioned, then stormed out, while Greeley defended the plan. Testimonies for the State in Judge Pollock's court highlighted Loftus and other executives praising Equity sales methods during the lengthy deposition readings.
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Diver
Mr. Divet
Greeley
Supreme Court
Johnson
Divet
North Dakota
Equity
Pollock
District Court
Engerud
Hendrickson
Winn Powers
St. Paul
W. A. Miller
First National Bank of Commerce
L. H. Icker
Delegates Head to Portland for Federation Meeting
Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. J. E. Featherstone depart Valley City for Portland Oregon to attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs council meeting. They travel with Mrs. Eugene Reilly and her daughter Miss Laura Reilly from Charlotte New York and plan brief stops at Lake Louise Seattle and other points before returning via the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
J. E. Featherstone
Portland
Ore
General Federation of Women's Clubs
White
General Federation Board
Featherstone
Sorvais Club
Valley City
Sooline and
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Seattle
Othrr
Pacifc
Abstracts of North Dakota Insurance Statements 1914 1915
North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance certifies abstracts for Royal Insurance Co Ltd and Manhattan Life Insurance Co of New York and United States Branch Sun Insurance Office. Documents detail assets liabilities premiums and receipts in North Dakota reports, authority to transact Fire Insurance, and dates of validity. The material cites company names locations and officers.
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Royal Inaurance Company, Limited
Liverpool
Byland
Kingdom of Great Britain
North Dakota
United States
Edward Bitch Boddall
William
Boyles
North Batotu
Tasurancé
Bismarck
Dhateens
Compan
Louna
Bonde
Cai
Linsnes
Npat Loawea
Lommes
Rees
Taxck
Othe
I. W. C. Taylor
Bismiguek
W. C. Taylor
State OF
Commissioner of Insurance
Royal Insurance Co. Ltd
Great Britain
Ims
Insurance
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
New York
Thomas B. Lovejoy
John F. Rache
Melvin de Mont
N.Y
Atomey
Imsmarck
Company, & Corporation
Joner
Inaurahi
Neal
Magey
Abaly
Taylor
Ww. Imstoner
Sun Insurance Office
London
England
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
St of North Dakota
J. J. Guile
Pine Bt
New York City
Hiamarck
N. D
A. D
Rcolume
Bun Insurance Company
Missioner of Insurance
Wissmarek
A.D
Insurane
Mi Tuo
Gene
Anne
Lane
Nets
Pol Lalnia
Seleet
Vance
Mfe
Avertis
St Paul Grants Site for Equity Terminal Elevator
Fargo dispatch reports St Paul city council passed an ordinance granting a site for a terminal elevator following telegraph updates from Judge Munn. Equity meeting in equity hall drew farmers, but many left after adjournment. local and visiting attendees heard remarks from Manahan Drake Lemke and others.
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ST. Paul Grants
Equity
Manahan, Drake and Lemke
Kramer from Marion Helps Valley City Bank Absence
Frank Kramer assistant cashier at the State Bank of Marion is in Valley City to aid the Bank of Valley City during J J Earley absence. He left ticket clerk work nine months ago to join Marion bank. He is guest of his mother Marian Kramer on Helena avenue and Mrs N Runck and son of Fargo visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Lannon and Mrs Runck's parents.
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Mary Yule
Rogers
Valley City
O. J. Kucheman
Mia Marion Jane Kucheman
Beach
P. BE. O
Edwin Mayland
Tenth Avenue
Frank Kramer
State Bank of Marion
Bank of
J. J. Earley
Kramer
Northern Pacific
Marion
Hin
Marian Kramer
Helena Avenue
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Divit
Lee
Episcopal Church
Saihta
Lillian Healy
Woman's Guild
Ray Bassett
Clarisse Swanson
Sarah Holmes
Henrietta Holmes
California
John Holmes
Irket Va
I Valus Ag
Addi
Cass
State OF North Dakota
Brocks and Bonds
Fmngbion
Seecay
Unaamit
W. ¢. Taylo
Erie
Oliby
Mabel Haggart Pattison
R. Roberts
Fargo
Mrs
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