Pleasant Hill Grand View School Ends Evening Program
Pleasant Hill Grand View school closed with an excellent evening program. Credit goes to teachers and pupils. neighbors and friends offered sympathy for a death in Winnebago City. Local residents traveled to Williston and Moorehead for business and visits. Prof. Palmer returned from the Williston substation reporting good season progress and noting tree growth after frost. The Northern Pacific plans a demonstration train June 6 to 18 across North Dakota and Montana, with stock breeders invited to submit names for a directory.
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Grand View School
Floyd Trumbo
Leneda
Mr. Warwig
Ben Brekhe
Ray
Northern Pacific Ry
Supt. Cooley
Montana
Supt. Hoverstad
North Dakota
N. P
W. B. Richards
LaMoure
Ellison Bros
North Dakota Medical Association notes and college events
Prof E F Ladd spoke on pure food and drug law benefits and sanitary inspection in Grand Forks May 10. Seed purity tests exceed 2000 samples. plant disease work includes 350 wheat plants. Mrs Schalk returns home, then recovers to accompany him. Town meeting featured Peter Olsen’s oration and college orchestra. Construction bids for the new chemical building set at 85 453 and plumbing bid at 10 585.
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E. F. Ladd
North Dakota Medical Association
Grand Forks
Civic League of
Bolley
Chemical
C. J. Johnson
T. P. Riley
Answers from Agricultural College Faculty at Farmers Institute
Questions from Farmers Institute cover crop choices for summer fallow wheat garget causes and cures horse feeding limits and hay rations over run in dairy fat content and hail insurance. Answers credited to D O Churchill L Van Es W B Richards G L Martin and agent H V Smith with the Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co.
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Agricultural College
A. D. O. Churchill
H. V. Smith
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Co
Spelling errors vs. university admission tests
The piece argues spelling while testing freshmen shows limited training in spelling. It cites 150 applicants, 100 words, 12 errors by 30 instances, and suggests weak-spelling may be 5 to 10 percent. It also notes a New York City salary dispute ended with a ruling and an indictment of salary methods while the employee kept pay.
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Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
New York City
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Williams County
Pleasant Hill
Crist Lee
Winnebago City
Minn
Albert Rostvelt
The
Dahl's
Andrew Lee
Williston
Albert Rostvold
C. Arnt
Conrad
Push
A. Rostvold
Signora Dahl
Mrs. Floyd ‘Trumbo
Louis Dahl
Frank Crigg
Anton Lee
Chris
Louis Johnson
Ole Brandrud
Chris Lee
Vivian Maser
Anton Lee Thiseek
Ole Lybeck
Louis Dah
Annie Lee
Grand Forks, Enderlin, Moorehead, Minn., and
Alexandria, Minn
W. C. Palmer
Supt. Schollander
D. E. Scull
Jessie M. Hoover
Western Drawing and Manual Training Association
Minneapolis
Agricultural Club
O. W. Dynes
Peter J. Olsen
J. Bracken
University of Saskatchewan
On Re
Mr. Mumby
American Chemical Association
San Francisco
Arnold
Fargo and Moorehead
Fargo
Valley City
Langdon
A. W. B. Richards
North Dakota Agricultural College
Martin
Boston
Northwest
Coats
Art Nette
Scenegrane OE
Exclusive
Union Block
Williston, N. D
the Savings Loan & Trust Company
Home Office
Minot
N. D
Rawson Block
Geo. E. Youmans
Williston Office
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