Perfect attendance noted across four school rooms March 1 1912
The report lists students from Rooms I II III and IV confirming perfect attendance for the end of March month in 1912. Names include Ronald Wilson Lewis Daniels Armit Bischel Effie Bischel Bessie Coon Florence De Vries Hazel Holmes Harold Paulson Ernest Bacmann Wayne Mahoney Arthur McGarthy Irwin Stutz Muriel Welch Ruth Paulson Hazel Waddell and others across Rooms I II III IV and the High School Florence Russell Leela Gay Floyd Clymens Neil Whitney Edith Russell Mildred Puffett Mary Diercks Lola Stutz Clifford Neville Harry Miller Herbert Will Manley Dawson Reginald Maltby Walter Peterson Ralph Peterson Grace Johns John Munimert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wilson
Lewis Daniels
Armit Bischel
Effie Bischel
Bessie ‘Coon
Florence de Vries
Hazel Holmes
Harold Paulson
Ernest ‘Bacmann
Wayne Mahoney
Arthur McGarthy
Irwin Stutz
Muriel Welch
Ruth Paulson
Hazel Waddell
Lloyd Wilson
Margaret Eddy
Ella Bischel
Theressa de Vries
Florence Russell
Leela Gay
Floyd Clymens
Neil Whitney
Edith Russell
Mildred Puffett
Mary Diercks
Lola Stutz
Clifford Neville
Harry Miller
Herbert Wil
Manley’ Dawson
Reginald Maltby
Walter Peterson
Unclear Remark Highlights Luck in Woman’s Survival
Fragmentary text notes a woman and luck connected to a survivor, with phrasing implying praise of ongoing life and fate rather than a clear event or quotation. The source is garbled and does not establish a concrete incident or identity.
Mrs N J Wilson Suffers Fracture of Left Thigh
Mrs N J Wilson 78 of Aurelia Iowa fell on stairs while visiting her daughter Mrs William Threlkeld 814 Jackson Street Sioux City. Neck of left femur broken surgeon fears loss of use of leg grave condition last night daughter in Aurelia to travel to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
N. J. Wilson
Aurelia
Tio
William Threlkeld
Jackson Street
Wilson
Lloyd Wilson
Sioux City
J P Kieffer Ends His Life In Revsen Iowa
J P Kieffer editor of the Bell Enterprise killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver in Revsen Iowa shortly after 11 PM a note read I must have courage at 11 o'clock The body was found in a room above his printing office by Herman Roth Kieffer left a wife and five children and was about 60 years old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revsen
J. P Kieffer
Bell Enterprise
Keiffer
Leo Rook
Rook
Kieffer
Herman Roth
Sioux City Journal
Ticket dispute on rail leads to witty retort
A drunk man aboard a railway train in Australia is challenged by a stout conductor weighing about 200 pounds who demands fare or a ticket. After the man finds his ticket, he quips that he must walk more, eat less, or bust, provoking laughter among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rintex
Ian
Tralia
Manchester Union
West Elk and East Afton Party Rabbit Hunt
Peterson's group from West Elk and East Afton came for their annual rabbit hunt, bagging two jack rabbits. E M and Sigmund Matzdorf joined. Will McKinnon plans to return to Montana this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Elk
E. M
Sigmund Matzdorf
Will McKinnon
Montana
Aurelia
Otto Bischel
Fred Kolpin
The Big Dairy Train Comes to Illinois Central
The dairy train will pass over the Illinois Central Tuesday March 19 1912 from 7 30 to 10 pm. The Commercial Club has booked Butterfield and Thomson hall for comfortable lectures and a cow demonstration using an antereopticon lantern. School children and teachers are urged to attend for dairy business learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Commercial Club
Butterfield & Thomson Hall
Seasonable Ads Clash With Public Taste
The piece parodies a merchant Jabez Dink who laments failing ads for heating stoves and porch furniture. Gaffer Spink counters that advertising helps when it addresses what people need, noting the misfit between flashy offers and actual demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayn Jabez Dink
Gaffer Spink
Athdet
Presidential Primary Momentum Across Several States
The piece notes strong momentum for the presidential primary with voters recognizing its meaning and warnings that opposing it could hurt candidates. States with primaries include Pennsylvania New Jersey Oregon California Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Louisiana and Nebraska with bills advancing in Massachusetts Maryland and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Oregon
California
Wisconsin
North
Dakota
South Dakota
Louisiana
Nebraska
Massachu
Sette
Maryland
Mose White in Black Broadcloth Wanders Main Street
A fragment describes Mose White, a darkey in the South, strolling a main street in a black broadcloth suit with a white rose, as a shop proprietor questions if he is taking a holiday. The excerpt reflects a storyteller’s view from Harper's and highlights race and persona in a Southern setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s
Darkey
Mose White
Moses
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Saree
Cathryn Stutz
Paul Rice
George Puffett
Stella _Wieland
Ivens Striker
Agnes Russell
Walter Bischer
Doris Baumann
Glenn Parker
Clyde Mummert
Byron Sweet
Felecia Hines
Opal Green
Fred Jordan
Read Mahoney
Cora Clover
Elsie Nelson
Glenn Nelson
Ella’ Baumann
Leland Dawson
Geo
Pence
Wale
J. P. Kieffer
West Elk
East Afton
G. N. ‘Booth
C. W. Petton
Iowa
Walt Mason
Aurelian Lumber Co
James Hartigan
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