County school 10 car corn contest and fairs
County schools issue letters calling all entrants to bring exhibits to the superintendent by October 27 for display and judging at the Congregational church on October 31 during a school rally. Acre contest judges by County Agent E. W. Hall. prize pig from Barney Hole awaits the top corn contestant. eight winners get trips to the Children’s Institute at the Agricultural college. others receive Star Clover Achievement Emblems. Exhibits for the 10 ear corn can be sent to the First National Corn Contest at St Paul.
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Congregational Church
E. W. Hall
Barney Hole
Truax Farmers’ Club
Children’s Institute
The
Agricultural College
St. Paul
Classified Schools Now Numbers 28 in Williams County
On Monday October 9 the County Superintendent received twenty eight Certificates of Standardization for rural and consolidated schools from the State Rural Inspector. The list names many districts and school numbers with amounts paid, highlighting Williams County’s third place among counties for classified rural schools and first in consolidated schools.
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Tioga
Reid
Stewart
Twin Lake
Brooklyn
Buford
Sauk Valley
Stony Creek
Hazel
Tande
Bonetrails Dist
Adams
Golden Valley
Westbank
Second Clans
Champion
Wheelock
Medicine Lodge
Pherrin
Wildrose
Ellisville
Blacktail
Thorstad
Spring Coulee
Eureka
Temple
Walsh
Grand Forks
Williams County
District roster items and staff listings across districts
The document lists multiple district assignments and staff names including Sigrid Sorgill as Assistant in Marshall District and staff such as Ruth E Olson and Annie H March in Golden Valley District. It also mentions district numbers, school personnel like Robert J Bell, Isabel Lykken, and Florence Carr, and others including Adeline Donovan and Minnie Meyers across Wentbank and Pleasant Dale districts.
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Missouri Ridge
Julia K. Saterlie
Garden Valley
Esther Snake
Suuk Valley
Etta Pendleton
Wheelock
Anna Schwartz
Marguerite Cooke
Ernestine Crosse
Medicine Lodge
Elsie Petty
Elsie Sutton
Stokke
Edna Brown
O. Olstad
Stony Creek
Frances Maguire
Freeman
Alice Hayden
Inga Dragseth
Clara Solberg
Celia Solberg
Pherrin
Palmer
Anna GC. Casey
Myrtle Bechtel
Lyda Fae Baney
Honetrails
Minnie Ash
Margaret, Morrison
Hyder Poling
Anna Hunter
Howard
E. Josephine Peterson
Goldie F. Gill
Judson
Jessie M. Hunt
Bessie B. Winch
Myrtle M. Johnson
Fern M. Lacey
Formosa
Marie Rogers
Round Prairie
Chas. Gunderson
Josephine Brannon
Mabelle McFeters
M. Dora Marcoux
J. W. Dwyer
Esther Erlandson
Bull Butte
Rosella Sherin
Edmund Burke
Wildrose
J. Grace Haines
Mabel Laing
Ruth Hannan
Mabelle Johnson
Helen Engberg
Big Stone
Ethel Wheeler
Margaret E. Kellaher
Hartland
Cottonwood Lake
Sarah S. Swayze
Ellisville
Ora Ford Fisher
Idah Newton
Twin Lake Consolidated
Constance Brackett
Helen Earnest
Sandy Creek
Maria
Pitkin
Ethyl_ M. Clark
T. H. Erdahl
Hankey
Anna Rattenstetter
Elsie M. Wilcox
Thorstad
Alice Hawkinson
Eureka
Selma Bergseid
Minnie Dale
Olive Buckland
Spring Coulee
Rose Hill
Theresa M. Brophy
Anna S. Thomas
Margaret Burgin
Brooklyn Consolidated
R. P. Groves
Ethel Laughrey
Adams
Ethel Reichsamen
Mabel Furo
R. E. Pepple
K. Judge
Merle Donovan
Spring Brook
Robert Reed
Sigrid Sorgill
Marshall
Mra
Agnea Bltia
Glenna M. Ellis
Gladys Steen
Schmidt
Lloyd B. Boorman
Pleasant Dale
Margaret Cormack
Epping
Robert J. Bell
Isabel Lykken
Florence Carr
Best corps of teachers in county praised
After several school visiting tours Sept Peterson and Field Daty Palmer feel confident that the present corps of rural teachers reach the highest standard of efficiency yet attained in the county. All are high school graduates and most are normal school graduates with very few exceptions all have had some normal training.
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Peterson
Field Daty Palmer
County Teachers Rally Set for October 31 and November 1
County teachers and officers are urged to attend the annual rally on October 31 and November 1. Exhibits from the school children’s industrial contests will be shown and a pin awarded. President Crane of the Minor Normal will deliver an address. The two day meetings are expected to be the largest of their kind in the county.
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Crane
Wordplay Moment From Class Sparks Laughter
A teacher asks for an English word ending in ous meaning full of, giving examples like dangerous. After minutes of silence, a boy answers pious, full of pie, triggering a round of humorous reaction.
Rural Hot Lunch bulletin on child learning readiness
The Rural Hot Lunch bulletin No. 4 from North Dakota Agricultural College Extension outlines focus on noon meals for rural children. It explains lunch quality affects learning readiness and educational outcomes in rural communities.
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Agricultural Extension
Extension Department
North Dakota Agricultural College
Twin Lake School Notes Show Strong Attendance and Community Support
School officials announce Second class Graded Consolidated status and state aid of 257 dollars as Twin Lake reports 85 percent attendance last year and 93 percent in September with 18 pupils enrolled. Eighth grade pursues diplomas while students earn top marks in reading spelling arithmetic language geography and history. County fair projects underway and public invitation to visit. Also states North Dakota auto registrations and per capita car figures, plus farmer Martin Ulmer selling 40 young hoes for 1220 dollars.
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Twin Lake
North Dakota
Laura Bestrom
Paulah Dusell
Helen Dusell
Mararet Dusell
Gudoun Haug
Mildred Hang
Edith Mar
Hartvig Thorstad
Arnold Thorstad
Bergliot Thorstad
Edith Biel
Beaulah Dusell
Edith Marple
Gudoun Hauge
Mildred Haug
Agnes Thorstad
Ellen Green
Edith Meeple
Flax yields and fires grace Bottineau area news
The Bottineau Courant reports farmer James Bannon near Burt produced a top flax crop averaging 20 bushels per acre. Nearby, fire devastated Northern hotel Salverson store and Rogers lumber yard, causing about 50 000 in losses across Slope and Bowman counties. Harry Delaney died in a trench cave in near Hankinson.
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James Bannon
Burt
Bottineau Courant
Bannon U A
Berthold
Northern
Salverson General Store
Rogers Lumber
Slope
Bowman
Bald eagle sighted on the Missouri Ridge this Sunday
Residents report a large bald eagle seen on the Ridge as threshing and spud digging dominate activity. Mrs Clark shows some improvement after illness while neighbors amid Sunday church visits, farm deals, and social events.
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George W. Ford
Harold
R. Blankenship
Joe Gromatka
H. C. Blankenship
Williston
E. E. Cripe
Mr. Janes
Janes
Ray Brown
Wagonman
Indiana
Library Hall
Clarence Beard
S. M. Clarks
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Williams St
Cedar School Dist
Stoney Creek Consolidated
P. J. Batten
Gladys I. Anderson
Grinnell
Dry Fork
Agnes Schimming
Haustveit
Eva Crawford
Eustis
Lillie B. Truax
Beaver Creek
Morten Mortenson
Ethel Benneth
Eight Mile
Trenton
Bertha A. Seltz
Coy Taylor
Alberta Frances
Nellie Dishon
Alice King
Genevieve Allen
Tande District
Musick
Irma Marmon
Rocky Ridge
B. F. Alexander Webb
Blanche Rutledge
Sand Creek
Fay Logan
Martin Ulmer
Dawson
Dorine
Doris
Dorothy
Ryder
Hankinson
Harry Delaney
Bliss
North
da Kone
Harlem
Mont
Har
Asher
Turner
George Rey
Lamoure
Asterdam
Germany
Fees
State Agriculturalollege
D. E. Willard
Thomas Caspeer
Frank Sanford
Great Northern
Fred Almy
Minot
Almy
Comany
Ellithorpe
Maxwell Service
Maxwell
B. Dewalt
Stice Motor Co
N. D
Buller Bros
Latshie Buller Bros
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