Audubon County Summer Review School Opens June 23 1902
The Audubon County Summer Review School will begin Monday June 23 1902 in the Audubon High School. The six week program offers courses for prospective teachers with graded classes, music instruction, and a two week Institute. Tuition is five dollars plus one dollar for the Institute, with board options ranging from two fifty to three dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon County Summer Review School
Audubon
Institute of Audubon County
W. P. Johnson
Carroll
Iowa
J. L. Conger
Extra
Bhut
Pross
Repass
Lancelot
Hocker
Community Events and Baseball in Manning Area
Notes from Manning and Gray township detail visits by Bert Lacy and others, local ball team gear arrival, a large dance attendance, school news about Belle Lancelot, and a farmers market of gatherings. The week features church duties, road trips to Audubon and Botna, and a variety of social and sports activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lacy
Viola Township
Hatn Buckner
Manning
Elmer Audas
Emerson Shelly
Jesse Higgins
Henry Wulf
Threshers Buy Remedy Keeps Work Going
H. I. Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy to threshers who could not quit work and were back at it the next morning. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and notes W A Harner druggist carries it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
W. A. Hamer
Philippine government bill passes in Senate
Washington June 4 The Senate approved the Lodge Philippine government bill by 48 to 20. Three Republicans Hoar Mason and Wellington voted against. Democrat McLaurin voted for. Debate lasted seven weeks two days. Dietrich clashed with Patterson over remarks which were withdrawn. Nicaragua canal unfinished business to begin tomorrow. The act applies constitutional protections to the islands with limited rights and establishes local governments under the Philippine commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoar
Mags
Ma- Son
Wellington
McLaurin
Lodge
Mass
Dietrich
Nob
Patterson
Colo
Wiel
Colorado
Oigel
Recenerater
Nicaragua Canal
Philippine Commission
Supreme Court
Islands
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Local Market Roundup and Community Notes
John Wagner shipped a car of hogs Monday night to the eastern market. Markets closed Tuesday night with corn 5c wheat 7c hogs 246.70. John Rutherford and other locals engaged in trades and work including lumber hauling and road work. The creamery remains busy and Leake & Company report lumber and posts in stock. A note on Teachers Eva Luce and the upcoming Children’s Day program is included along with various visits and gatherings around Ros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
John Rutherford
John Ruhs
Ross
Melville
George Stemm
A. J. Leake & Company
Themerchant
Ros
Local Woman Receives Five Dollar Monthly Raise
Odebolt resident Misa Luses arrived Tuesday evening to spend her vacation and has been retained in her present position with a five dollar per month raise. The board notes her work has been successful and her services are appreciated.
Chicago grain and provisions trading closes with mixed quotes
The Chicago market shows soybeans and wheat unevenly backed by favorable growing weather while corn holds steady. Wheat futures retreat from earlier highs, corn and oats mostly unchanged. pork and lard futures edge higher as live stock receipts vary across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
Three Strikes in Des Moines Union Walkout Expands
Three hundred workers including boilermakers and blacksmiths join a union strike in Des Moines on June 4 as about 14 plumbers quit. National OH molders head arrives, with a threatened walkout unless demands are met. Machinists and molders seek a nine hour day with no wage cut. Plumbers and steam fitters demand 60 cent daily rise. Barbers seek 15 cent scale and waiters ten dollar weekly scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Buiker
II Progress
Vict
Campbell
National Organization of Oh Molders
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Review School One
Institute
Iowa Normal Institutes
Axrruue Farguuan
Gray
Peter Mundt
Brorson
John Polzin
Ans
Joe Cann
M. M. Kennels
Jefferson
Mrs. M. Corner
Bert Halbert
Endeavor
Ith
Florence Hepp
Hanie Jensen
Imo Garber
Eval Lancelot
Manilla
U. B
OE. Merry
J. E. McGuire
Frank Stough
Elmer Been
Charley Beers
Aus Linnell
Botna
Harry Wilson
Tom Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
August Neitzel
Herman Zerke
Mr. Christensen
Geo, Ross
Dakota
Peter Perion
Green Bay Chamber Co. Hra
Ty Lumber
Ed Freemap
Ood
Asmay Boysen
Belle Lancelot
Belle
Gray and Vicinity
Grant Lancelot
Magnolia
Mason
Nebraska
House Committee On Commerce
Department of Commerce
Stewart
N. J
Mann
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Commerce
House
House Committee
Ray
N. Y
Judiciary Committee
Lapham
Tex
Martinique
Roosevelt
Mont Pelee
John F. Jewell
Galena
State Department
Prentiss
St. Pierre
Fort de France
Ayme
Guadaloupe
Cole
Beloit
Kan
C. M. Cole
Albert Fest
John Cozine
George Ross
Wil, Bowman
Charlie Wilde
Dave Hart
Sherif Anderson
Ira Dayton
Bates & Wilde
Albert Jivgat
Illinois
Claud McDonald
Jotn Lovelace
John Quimby
Bertie Jensen
Leake & Company
Ben Maylard
J. E. Sour
Tnt
Brooks
George Byerts
Eva Luce
Chicago
Dee
Ae Osterley
Enon
Cattlom
Steidey
ST Ogde
Solce -Daxis
Litterton
BSI
Dom Netive
Te Wiehers
Ehdlie Theavie
Jonagh Leavy
Hala
Wyk
Walns
ShalgeaDy
Kansas City
Chuloe Bert Bleore
Esas
Lowe
Snel
Cain
Enti
Lipli
Jauibas
South Omaha
Wilyes
Wales
Song Sam Ewes
Oltmen
Stuela
Hanbe
O. K
John Rutherford Ross
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