Outline of Artist Course Announced
Management plans yearly artist appearances to raise concert quality. This season features four alternations with guaranteed payments from 2000 to 3500 dollars higher than before. Lillian Eubank opens Oct 13 with Miss Thark, a Metropolitan Opera alumna, and Famartini on Jan 27. Ricardo Martin, America’s leading tenor, headlines a planned recital praising his recent vocal development. Maurice Dumesnil, a famed French pianist, will perform in a future Lyon Paris----------------
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Pny
Lillian Eubank
Miss Thark
Metropolis _Opera Company of
New York
Shicsgo Opera Company
Havana
Cuba
South America
Famatini
Mr. Tint
Europe
H 4
London
Glasgow
Paris
Prague
Berlin
Munich
Vienna
Berne
America
Riccardo Martin
Martin
Minneapolis Tribune
Twin Cities
Finch
New York Evening Post
Caruso
Maurice Dumesnil
Dumesnil
Lisat
Lamoureux
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Congressman Young on Job
Washington dispatch reports Congressman George Young filed at Equity Cooperative Exchange to close a fifteen million dollar loan. Money available within three days. Also covered is a Methodist Episcopal conference session with Bishop Burne, Dr. Zaring, and various district superintendents discussing centenary funds, evangelism, and adaptation to new methods.
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Times-Record
Valley City
N. C
George Young
Equity Cooperative Exchange
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Burne
Joseph Chester
Baker Oregon
America
C. E. Vermilya
Frontier Work
E. Robb Zaring
Northwestern Christian Advocate
A. Olson
Minot
W. J. Hutcheson
Grand Forks
Christ
Women’s Foreign Society
Prudence Tasker Olsen
Alumni Fill Valley City Public Schools Teaching Staff
Valley City public schools show strong alumni representation from State Teachers College. Names listed include Helen Stowell, Mrs Winifred Bengon, Antoinette Sanderson, Tyra Faust, Mrs Edna Ritter Ward, Mrs E W Cowdrey, Phoebe H Codding, Clara Likness, Albertine Steinborn, Edythe B Stowell, Ida M Finley, Carrie Thompson, Mabel Baarstad, Florence Merrifield, Hannah Jones. Fifteen alumni in teaching roles cited as a strong testimonial.
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Valley City
State Teachers College
Helen Stowell
Winifred Bengon
Ritchie
Antoinette Sanderson
Tyra Faust
Edna Ritter Ward
E.W. Cowdrey
Phoebe H. Codding
Clara Likness
Albertine Steinborn
Enrollment Exceeds 500 Mark at Fall Quarter Start
In the first week of the fall quarter enrollment surpassed expectations. Registration reached 413 on Tuesday, 470 on Wednesday, and 403 on Thursday, with 500 now in sight. President Allen and the faculty plan to increase staff as enrollment grows and the college work proceeds at full steam.
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Allen
Summer Quarter Earns Major Success at State Teachers College
The first twelve week summer quarter drew large enrollment across terms one and two totaling 925 students. Attendees included participants from Jamestown Fargo Concordia and Minnesota colleges with representation from 49 of North Dakota counties and ten states plus Canada. Minnesota led non North Dakota turnout and Western counties were largely unrepresented. The success signals a four quarter year for the college moving toward year round operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Jamestown College
Fargo College
Concordia College
Minnesota State Teachers Colleges
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Canada
Minnesota
Adams
McKenzie
Mercer
Williams
Stutsman
Barnes
State Teachers College Opens Football Season Versus Lisbon
The State Teachers College meets Lisbon High in the first football game next Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the ball park on North Fifth Avenue. Lisbon beat Concordia Academy 26 to 0 on Saturday. The team plans further trips to Wake ton and Ellendale, with a pep meeting set for Tuesday.
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The
State Teachers College
Lisbon High
Ball Park
North Fifth Avenue
Lisbon
Concordia Academy
Wakeston
Ellendale
Valley City Water
Anna
Grangaard Family Leaves Rogers for Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs M C Grangaard and family who have long resided at Rogers move Sunday night to Minneapolis where he enters a larger field Rogers loses a foremost citizen and hard worker in town and county He was active in the last legislature Valley City friends express regret and wish them success in their new field
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M. C. Grangaard
Rogers
Minneapolis
Valley City Friends of
Grangaards
Times-Record
Educational News From North Dakota Institutions
Summer enrollment at the University of North Dakota reached 381, up from 246 in 1920. Five graduates were awarded baccalaureates. Dr. John Lee Coulter becomes president of the Agricultural College at Fargo. Jamestown College faculty Thomas W. Jackson and Mica Marion Johnson plan to continue teaching. H. W. Foght of the Northern Normal and Industrial is to lecture in Michigan institutes. Emporia State Teachers College reports 87 percent higher enrollment year over year. Duluth State Teachers College appoints W. F. Clarke as Training School superintendent. Fargo public schools under James G. Moore, succeeding Arthur Deamer. Theda Gildemeister of Winona teaches at Valley City and heads Minnesota Teachers Association during the year. Minnesota Education Association to meet in autumn. Valley City Superintendent G. W. Hanna organizes Fargo-ND Education Association session for November, with R. L. Brown assisting.
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University of North Dakota
John Lee Coulter
Agricultural College
Fargo
Grand Forks
Thomas W. Jackson
Mica Marion Johnson
Jamestown College
B. H. Kreeze
Jamestown Col- Ton
Michigan
State Normal School
Emporia
Kansas
de. W. F. Clarke
Nor‘mal
Training School
Duluth
Superior
Wisconsin
Arthur Deamer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Theda Gildemeister
Department of Education
State Teacher College
Winona
Minnesota State Teachers Association
Misa Gildemeister
Valley City
Minnesota Education Association
G. W. Hanna
Valley City Public Schools
North Dakota Education Association
Hanna
R. L. Brown
Positive and Negative Mothers Teach Through Praise
A discussion contrasts the negative mother who says don'ts with the positive mother who guides with praise and hopeful steps. It argues praise builds confidence, discernment, and good deeds in children, while constant negativity halts growth. Encourages focusing on the good in children to foster peace and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Nemewa
Brown
Froebel
Noted medical lecturer to address Rotary Club audience
A distinguished medical teacher, writer, and lecturer will speak Saturday on topics of interest to men, women, and youths. Hosted by Rotary Club, YMCA, and Community Club service department, events begin at 10 AM in the High School classroom with Rotarians invited to bring two city youths, followed by an 11:20 session.
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Rotary Club
YMCA
Service Department
Community Club
Dr. Hall
Lectures by Dr Hall at Local Venues This Saturday
Dr Hall will speak at State Teachers College chapel at 1 30 PM for the Community Club in Commercial Club rooms at city hall and conclude with a 45 minute talk at the M B conference. All meetings are free with valuable objects. Audience urged for full attendance. Remember these lectures for next Saturday.
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State Teachers College
Community Club
Commercial Club
Theity Hall
M. B
Praise for Dr Winfield S Hall Lectures at Universities
Dr Winfield S Hall delivered three lectures at the University of Arizona and received high praise from Dr A H Wilde and others. Colleagues from Oregon and Missouri commended his clear, practical approach to sex education and youth psychology. Hall planned further lectures, though the schedule remains tentative.
Potatoes and Produce From State Teachers College Farm
Fred Colby, superintendent of the State Teachers College farm, reports harvests of 1500 bushels potatoes 125 bushels carrots 120 bushels beets 80 bushels onions 4500 pounds cabbage and 75 bushels rutabagas from off acre plots. He also supplied Ladies Hall with about 600 worth of garden produce and keeps a steady pace pulling dandelions on campus.
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Times-Record
State Teachers College
Fred Colby
State Teachers College Farm
Pred
Solitude by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A compact poem about how joy attracts others while sorrow isolates. The speaker notes that laughter gathers friends and success fills halls, but grief or fasting leaves one alone. The contrast between pleasure and pain emphasizes personal fate and the inevitability of suffering.
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Fila Wheeler Wilcox
Autumn Glory and the Silent Hymn of Death
Poetic meditation on work and nature. The speaker envisions duties well performed and days well spent earning the winds and yellow leaves to teach eloquent lessons. Death is personified as lifting up a solemn hymn inviting final rest.
Waters moves to Minneapolis and buys Fargo mansion big win
R Waters former Bank of North Dakota manager moves to Minneapolis to reside and purchases a mansion surpassing Lemke's Fargo home. He notes in Fargo interview that recall will succeed and that many former Nonpartisan League adherents have grown disgusted with state administration.
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R. Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Minneapolis
Lemke
Fargo
Waters
Sisal Land Trust
Florida
Townley
North Dakota
Mr. Waters
Nonpartisan League
Giants Win Sundays Game In World Series Clash
New York reports the Giants trounced the Yankees 4 to 2 in game five as the Giants surge with nine hits off Carl Mays. Babe Ruth hit his first series homer, while Burns, Kelley and Meusel provided key extra-base hits. Pitching by Douglas Nehf and Barnes kept the Yankees in check after an early lull.
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Giants
New York
Yanks
McGraw
Huggins
Carl Mays
Mays
Phil Douglas
Art Nehf
Jess Barnes
Fred Toney
Barnes
Theankees
Hoyte
Bob Shawke
Jack Quinn
Rip Collins
Ton Rogers
Harry Hope
Babe Ruth
Burns
Kelley
E. Meusel
Schang
Nehf
Snyder
Giants and Yankees Battle at Polo Grounds in Close Deficit
A crowd of about 35 000 watched the Giants and Yankees on October 10 at the Polo Grounds. Through six innings New York led 3 1 as Nehf and Rigler handled the play. First and second innings yielded one run on Kelley’s RBI single and a Meusel run scored, with errors and base running kept in check.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Bancroft
Peck
Rigler
Giants
Yanks—Miller
Frisch
Kelly
Ruth
Nehf
Burns
McNally
Ward
Hoyte
Young
Quinn
Kelley
Rawlings
Yanks
R. Meusel
Pipp
Smith
Miller
Schang
Twenty four feared drowned after sea disaster off Scotland
Glasgow reports confirm twenty four people drowned when the Laird liner Rowan sank after two collisions near Scotland's southwest coast. Ten are identified as members of the American Southern Syncope Orchestra. three Sinn Fein experts were among the missing. Rescue efforts involving Westcamak Clan Malcolm Wrestler and other vessels faced dense fog and difficult conditions.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Southern Syncopees Orchestra
Owan
Sinn Fein
London
Rowan
Westcamak
North Channel
Clan Malcomb
Clan Malcolm
Wrestler
Recue
Shipping Board Offers to Lease Vessels at One Dollar
Washington October 10 The United States Shipping Board offers to lease vessels to exporters for one dollar a month to aid competition with England. Secretary Hoover proposed the plan and Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board quickly approved it. American exporters have struggled to compete due to high shipping rates.
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Shipping Board
Vesssels
Washington
United States Shipping Board
England
Hoover
Lasker
The
Clear Cool Day Foreseen For Fifth World Series Game
New York reports a clear cool day at noon for the fifth game of the world series. The bright sun cleared early morning mists as spectators anticipated a steady autumn afternoon.
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New York
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A. H. Wilde
University of Arizona
Tucson
Winfield S. Hall
John J. Bovard
Univerity of Oregon
Eugene
Hall
W W. J. Kerr
Oregon Agricultural College
Carvatha
W. J. Hawkins
State Norn School
Warrensburg
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