Editorial Calls for More Student Socials at A H L St
The piece asks why there are few parties and picnics, urging students to fund campus entertainments. It blames tight class treasuries and suggests everyone contribute a dime to fund events. March winds disrupted Clean Up efforts, but enthusiasm should stay high for a neat campus landscape.
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Illustrated Lectures At ILL College Highlight Birds And Past Animals
The article describes Dr. Nininger and a biology professor presenting illustrated lectures at a Kansas college. Topics include birds and their roles, the passenger pigeon, and fossils trapped in asphalt beds revealing ancient animal life. Recollections cover student participation, patriotic activities, and notes on various class activities and sports preparation.
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Ier
Iron College
Kansas
Mr. Nininger
Joe Benson
United States
Crystal Holland
Veryone
Anja Wilson
Fred H. Daugherty
Alpine Electric and Ice Company Rates Set by City
The Alpine Electric and Ice Company faces city charges fixing rates for lighting, power, heating and cooking, and combination services in Alpine Texas. The ordinance details minimum bills, tiered KWH charges, discounts for timely payment, and net power charges with specific rates per horse power and per KWH.
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Alpine Electric and Ice Company
Alvine
Texas
Almine
Alpine Electric & Ice Company
Alpine
Ninth grade tournament entries and school recopying work noted
Morning report mentions ninth and eleventh grade students preparing for a tennis tournament on June 26 and volleyball entries. It notes second year manual training students crafting cedar chests and bedroom furniture and recopying a history text. Election notice appoints judges and clerks for a local vote with date February 15, 1926.
Orient official urges friendly relations with Mexico
Whientta Kansas March 6 W R ence Assistant to President of the Orient railway urged Wichita Rotary members to back friendly ties with Mexico. He noted Mexico’s economic ties to the United States with imports and exports and cited the republics rich production in silver lead gold and petroleum. He described Mexican customs including bullfights theaters and amusements noting a population of about 15 million.
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Whientta
Kan
Kansas
W. R.|ence
Orient Railway
Wichita
Lence
Mexico
Republic
Calles
Lenee Xald
United States
The
Notice of Election in Alpine Texas 1926
Notice provides Brewster County Texas Alpine City election for mayor and two council seats to be held on the first Tuesday in April 1926 at city offices. Qualified voters of Alpine will determine the terms and officers at stake. The notice outlines official procedures for voter qualification and election conduct.
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John Young
C. D. Wood
Phuncey
Dan Edwards
A. D
F. E. Gillett
Alpine
Texas
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