Camp Meeting Not Favored By Williston Ministers
James Hoffman Batten of Williston North Dakota rebukes an Interstate Camp Meeting Association as unauthorized by local churches. He says the movement is driven by religious carpetbaggers, not endorsed by Congregationalists or the North Dakota Congregational Conference, and urges public caution.
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Cdl
Williston
the Graphic
Orgranization
Harriss
Jinto Congregationalism
Congregational Church
Congregationalism
North Dakota
North Dakota Congregational Conference
James Hoffman Batten
N. Dak
North Dakota grain law upheld despite fee challenge
The North Dakota Supreme Court affirms the grain grading act as constitutional except for a 25 percent excess fee earmarked for terminal elevator funds. The ruling allows a sufficient fee to operate the act, with Dr. E F Ladd directing 2200 deputy inspectors to grade inspect and weigh every bushel. The case arose from M Gaulke of Grand Forks arrested for buying and inspecting grain without a license.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
M. Gaulke
Grand Forks
Let Your Idle Books Help Our Soldiers
Public Library asks for book donations to support soldiers in army camps, on the front, and in hospitals. Donations of novels, history, biography, travel, and current magazines are welcome, with library staff ready to collect or arrange pickup.
Must Vaccinate School Children
A letter to the county superintendent urges enforcing state vaccination rules requiring all minors to be vaccinated before school entry. It cites Section 425 for guardians and asks school boards to inform patrons and require proof of recent vaccination before the fall term.
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Anna Peterson
Williston
N. Dak
Mada
State Board of Health
Health Vaccination Compliance Directive Cites Prosecution
Officials warn schools and directors to bar students not meeting vaccination laws. The State Board of Health seeks immediate cooperation to enforce compliance and prevent entry of noncompliant pupils. Signed by C. J. McGurren Secretary Executive Officer.
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State Board of Health
C. J. McGurren
Williston Churches Plan Union Services and Programs
The article outlines church activities including sermons at 10:30 A M and 8:00 P M, Sunday School at 11:45 A M, Luther League at 7:30 P M, and union services with the Methodist and Congregational churches led by Rev H Styles Harriss. It notes special music, Bible schools, Norwegian American Lutheran services, and an upcoming wartime mission theme. It also describes a soldier boys party hosted by Misses Leona and Grace Gauthier with several guests and a five course luncheon.
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English Lutheran Church
Luther League
Methodist
Congregational Churches
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
H. Styles Harriss
The
Chicago University
Bible Schools
Leona
Grace Gauthier
Lily Wilkerson
Alice Borden
Mabel Greengard
Lilly Wilkinson
Rose Garity
Wolpert
Alvin Christianson
John Hogan
Albert Vettel
Fortune Martineau
William Burns
Walter Gauthier
Carl Gunderson
Carl Erickson
Mark Twain on Saving Money Rules
The piece lists simple rules for saving money when tempted to spend. It prescribes saving half when an impulse to give arises, counting forty, saving three quarters by sixty, and saving a further amount by sixty five.
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Mark Twain
Walt
Local notes report fire scare, war work, and community changes
W. H. Lillibridge and son seek medical care at Wittenberg hospital. Thunderous lightning sparked a house fire at the Thompson residence but prompt action limited damage. County Agent Hall notes potential French and English buyers for horses and upcoming inspections. Ida Ratslaff to demonstrate canine product at Congregational church basement Sept. 1. Rumor of Attorney General Langer liquor probes. outcome uncertain. Company E drills continue as enlistments and pay roll progress. Strigel Orseng to expand Arnegard Motor Co. after mutual dissolution with Striegel. Doctors Tucker and Woodward plan talks with Governor Stewart on home guard equipment. Will Monroe recalls rattlesnake encounter after camping trip near Hall ranch. For sale and rental notices listed. hotel patrons praised for service.
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Wylie Thompson
Thompson
Hall
Ida Ratslaff
Congregational Church
Will Monroe
Hall Ranch
Here
Willis Claire
Will
Williston
Dean Russell Endorses Boy Scouts as Civic Education Model
Dean Russell of the Teachers College argues the Boy Scout program aligns with schooling by applying real world tasks to the boy’s age, saying it engages interests and grows practical skills. He credits Baden-Powell with revolutionary methods in character training and practical pedagogy benefiting diverse learners.
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James BE. Russell
Teachers’ College
Prince Ang
Evi Hoy
Boy Scout Movement
Rol
Baden-Powell
New England
All Scouts Should Camp for Outdoor Growth
Out of door activities are fundamental in scouting and the camp offers the highest ambitions and fullest influence of the scoutmaster. No difficulty should stop a troop from spending at least a week in the open, with camp possibly linked to gardening or crop gathering and a few hours of productive labor daily.
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Nin
Yeist
Filling the Leader's Place in Scout Troops
The chief Scout executive says Scout troops must continue their work. When leaders go to military service at the front their places should be filled immediately by capable men at home due to dependents or disability.
6000 Gardeners Parade Boy Scouts Rally in New York
Five thousand Boy Scouts joined the Wake Up American parade in Greater New York. Scouts carried hoes and rakes and some bore first aid gear and signal tags as they pledged how they would aid during the current national crisis.
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Boy Scouts of America
New York
Scouts Assist City Canning For Poor
New York City opens municipal canning to use surplus rejected at the docks. The mayor’s committee of women oversee large scale canning to aid poorer residents, with Boy Scouts helping by sorting fruit and vegetables deemed unfit by inspectors.
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New York City
Classified notices from Minot newspaper page
Small items offer Goodwin car sets contact Eagle Store and address requests for a cancer doctor Biggs. Rental ads include a furnished room downtown and modern 5 room homes on 8rd Ave East and West 5th St. A sale advertises a 7 room house at 417 3rd Ave East with hot air heat. Card of Thanks extends thanks for support after a death. Banking ads promote farm and city loans at 5 percent with savings certificates. Government urges farmers as well as fighters with Oregon & California Grant Lands maps and soil data for sale at one dollar.
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3Rd Ave
East Front
A. Mit Guard
Savings Loan and Trust CO
Minot Farmers Central Bank
Farmers Rest Room
Minot
N. Dak
Oregon & California Railroad Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland Oregon
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J. G. Monson
W. H. Lillibridge
Croft
Wittenberg Hospital
Langer
Company E
Army
Metzger
Wilkinson
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Conscrip Army
Jackies
E. Boys
Arnegard
Strigel Orseng
Arnegaard Motor Company
Striegel
Strigel
Chevrolet
Monroe Bros
C. C. Tucker
H. C. Woodward
Scobey
Helena
Gov. Stewart
Montana
Home Guards
Scohey
Dr. Tucker
Paul Crumm
Sidney Bennett
Fred Bolke
Axel Selser
Fuller
Home Guard
American Labs
Wash
Mr. Nelson
Dyckman
Minneapolis
Ever
Nauvonal Council of Boy Sem
Dean Russell
City Canning
Powers Lake
Hanks & Stone
Northwest
Messrs Hanks & Stone
West
Royal Fairfax
Royal Fairfax, A Worthy Grandson of Old Perfection Fairfax
Col
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Indiana
E. M. Crouch
Creaser’s
B.C. Rocke
Goodwin
Eagle Store
Biggs
Graphic Office
Sth
Ask Chas. Fjereatad
Gunder G. Johnson
John Slind
H. V. Smith
Dtf
B. M. Crouch
Aenea
Hemme
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