The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-01-03
TEACHERS OIRhh
At STATE COLLEGE
INSTRUCTORS IN vocATiohs
MUST TAKE coURsE At AoL
RlcuLTuRAL coLlE0E
HAPPENINGS Al 1. STATE HOUSE
What North pakota ofselals Are o.
Ing u Administration ct Laws
n the Diffsrsnt Depart
msnts at 1isrnarck.

srssa' s--4i--.... asaass -
Bismarck.
The state hoard ~ educ.tior rac.r+.
II decided that vocational aachar.
orsNorth Dakota win n tha S,,t,,ra
be trained At tha stata Arr1cnItursI
COLLEGE in order ia connie u;,th' ma
requirements AZ tina smith iI,oha. ,eu
passed by the last session - corrrass
Under the proviaions ~ the act
states that nlan thair v1,,.,;onaI adm'
cation courses accordinr 70 tho .+and.
ards laid down nv he fa,,aro! b,,ord
Of education viii get Fed,,ral aid -
pay for the training OF teachers az
well as aid in extending vocational
education into the country districts.
$4,000 For National Park.
Representatives Leiderback Of Kill.
deer and Norton of the Third district
are quite confident that Congress at
this session will take some definite
action toward establishing the XIII.
deer National Park and game preserve
for which an appropriation Of $50, 900
is asked.
The park, If established, would en-.
brace the entire Kildeer mountains.
the scene of many historic Indian bat.
ties and a natural beauty spot.
VI the amount asked for, it is point
% out $S9,OOO would be used to pur-
chase the $500 acres.
Inc iast session OF the state legfs.
.a.uIe mere passed a resolution ask
n%sSu VIC Guerra sovrnment 70 pur-
49,. ,.ie e,ac. y iano ana make q
poth a.A y. -.
or,n,an az. sa..sn ~e,e VI .ne
v,ll he tsksn ~ -, ~ .sae ..uuA
,
80! NPp.y. oauso 3
~ $3.50 7a.'o eass are
Az - aoaS ases,e,sa s.Ates Of
fact that ,conaiderahla martal ar,thaa,
tic IL required m tha mart ~ on on.
plicant. Beginning at Sc. so for a MAJ.
well, checks accompanying the taes
run at. 81, for .Fords, $3.50 for. the .46.
model Buick; $3.50 for the "a model
Overland and $3.50 for the REQ. But
few half-rate applications, covering
cars upon which q license fee has been
pald Tor three years or more, have
Deen received to date.
Slight Chance Of Draft Release.
One hundred North Dakota
re~e1strants who have appeals pending
with PRESIDENT Wilson already aresat.
Camp Dodge. The probability of any.
large percentage OF these men return.
ing home lis slight, according to the
statistics of the district board. which.
sno" mat OF q total 154 appeals from
decisions OF the district board for
p~resloentlal clemency, but "a have
Deen acted upon, and in every case
the action of the district board, hold
Ing the registrants for service, has
been upheld by the president.
Wheat Acreaoe NAV b, CIR.
Representatives Of the Rureau If
Markets from washington wora told
that many formers - Nor.h na,ota
i h.d a,roroa aouon,., go -
1917 ora;n arod,nn $500 .sn,. ~.
n,.n+ u,ha.t na~t 49, 49, ~
49, 'ea moss .no
TH1I" e,.auS nolneu a. Inc
Easo anu "nl.l was a.'en!eu W
euefa, eraan sraolns nearing neid at
more tnan eVo farmers from all parts
o. the state.
After arguments, which became
heated at times, J. W. Duvall of the
Bureau of Markets, admitted that
the apparent benefit to the farmers in
the present system was not due to the
grades, but to the exceptionally fine
crop of wheat this year.
Livino Cost Below Av.r,n.
North natota 10 liv;ng rore ol,a.n
" than the avera % Amer;oan sta+e
accordinp - etat,st;os i,,s+ noada n,,h'
lie nv Dr = = odd sadoro1 edwin.
istrator A. e;ghth - . harra, -,
wheat ,o,r costs e. AZ ~ Nor+h no
kota 81 n IN M;nnasot. ard e. 60 90
a national .verao 90 po+atoas are Az
canta The nac. % North na,,o+a -
c]on,narad Nth a. ~ ~Ninnasoto .n1
"a n the nation orians 90 49, Govt
the nacr chaonar hara +han +haSna
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