Youth's Companion 1923 Calendar Offered to Subscribers
The Youths Companion publishers lend to every subscriber who paid 2.60 for the 52 issues of 1923 a calendar for the new year. Tablets print in red and dark blue with bold current month days and smaller preceding and following month calendars in the margin. The Companion Calendar, long published in standard form, is popular for its novelty and convenience. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES First Grade Through Eighth Grade School Notes
First Grade reports all students back after vacation with hopes for more half holidays, decorations, and new Reader work. Second Grade describes dramatized reading, memory work, and a growing spelling chart. Third Grade notes student absences for medical treatment and illness, Christmas decorations, and rising reading speed. Fourth to Sixth grades plan Christmas plays and an operetta, with increasing reading fluency and new Europe map. sections on drawings, geography, and a Boys' Literary Society program. Junior High reports Kmas Seal drive fund-raising and a house to house canvass, Macbeth study, Africa trip in geography, and the high school teachers anticipating civil engineering prospects. Senior High asks who is the most popular student. Annual preparations continue with editorials and class photos. Akron Athletic Association grants basketball ticket discounts. Izetta Kelly.
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Akron Overcomes Rock Valley In Thanksgiving Grid Thriller
Akron moleskin pushers defeated heavier Rock Valley opponents 18 to 12 in a windy scene. Key drives featured Metz, Cross, and March with a 76 yard scamper and a blocked punt for a safety, while Rock Valley struggled with fumbles and a late rally fell short.
Exchange offer on 1918 War Savings Stamps
Postmaster M. W. Smith announces acceptance of 1918 War Savings Stamps for exchange into new 4 Percent Treasury Savings Certificates dated January 1, 1923. Each 1918 stamp will be valued at its maturity value of five dollars when used as part payment. Officers aim to process exchanges before Christmas.
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Letter From A Failing Debtor Prompts Grim Warning
A fragmentary letter in rough dialect warns the editor of growing debt and unresolved accounts. The writer vows to pay when others settle up and alludes to judgment day and meeting the Maker, signaling a menacing, liability filled tone.
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Pachant
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Before You Bend Away Figure With Your Home Merchant
A brief notice urges readers to consider a want ad for quick results. It emphasizes using classified ads to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently, framed in a period newspaper tone.
Hallowe'en tale of twins bless Rosebud County home
A village poem by E. M. the Rosebud Poet relates a Halloween night event in Rosebud country Tripp County 8 D. A stork brings a joyous surprise to a dug-out home near a lake where a girl and boy are welcomed with twins weighing over seven pounds The piece names Jeane Mann Plymouth County and Fred Waterbury among others, closing with wishes for health and prosperity for the family and elders.
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Tripp County
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Plymouth County
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Sao
Akron
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Roschud
Adaville U B Church Sunday Services Schedule
Adaville U B Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 4 p m with the subject Law Love and Habit Christian Endeavor at 7 p m and evening worship at 7 45 p m with the subject Most Popular Sin in the World Welcome to all services Rev C O Horbon is the pastor.
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Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Co Ad Urges Repairs
Come in and see us about your plumbing and heating. We can repair and handle anything in the repair work. Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co.
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Shoag offers makeover and service near Kendal Hotel
A dated line references Shoag inviting a client named Alex Schwideraki to a Shoo Shop location east of Kendal Hotel, promising a new look while preserving familiar comforts. The brief indicates a service context and a single address orientation.
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