Teachers Institute Lectures to Feature Moving Pictures
Plans for a teachers institute running March 4 to April 3 include Frank R. Roberson presenting a series of lectures with motion pictures. Miss Login, Miss Knowles, Prof. A V Storm, Supt. Figch, NM Maus, and Miss Sherwood headline demonstrations, lectures, and workshops for Cherokee county teachers and pupil instruction.
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Login Hiv
A.V. Storm Willie
Airiuitare
Figch
Marton
Jows
Maus
Cherokee
Wilke
Misa Sherwood
Chive
Shere Ce Fest
Winter Struggles and Illness Mark Local Notes
West Elk and East Afton report a flurry of sickness with grippe keeping several children under care, while a local teacher shortage and harsh winter conditions hinder routine activities. Community members, including the Mogel and Sutton families, note health issues, a well attended dance, and ongoing travel disruptions from February blizzards.
Y M C A Movement Inside Lane County Areas
A County YMCA movement led by Joseph Loekin Geo Wharton and Rey W KK Kanypey visited Stara Lake to study local conditions. They reported enthusiastic support from residents and organized Sunday meetings in churches. Buenos Viste church grouping and cross-county cooperation were noted as steps toward broader organization. A Mr Pra Hawke from Sane County is sought to visit and discuss plans with leaders.
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Joseph Loekin
Geo, Wharton
Rey W. KK
Kanypey
Stara Lake
Y. Alcl
Suromer Cme
Railway Mail Service Bum. Aurelia contrasts reveal lack of service
In Aurelia a sharp contrast exists between a bustling business district and a lagging Railway Mail Service. Only three mail cars stop in town daily, while six passenger trains pass, leaving residents to endure delays. Local merchants urge action, noting the old clipper mail car was removed years ago and urging the company to improve the mail service.
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Aurelia
Marcia
Sofia
Aneetia
Strato de Poeshag Ubru
Catey Ie Mall
Geda
Diamond Items 4H A scattered social scene in Cherokee and beyond
Data notes a wide range of visits and social calls across Cherokee and surrounding towns. Mentions Heneh in Chicago, HM Williams family in Cherokee, Mr and Mrs Gillette of McOlive, and various visitors at Converse and Larson homes. Local events include a successful term of school in Diamond Center and other everyday movements among residents.
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Wiliams
Cherokee
Mrs. Gillette
Mc. Olive
Geo. Anapach Tome
Diamond Center
Kate Biddenger
Pear Dustin
District Court Terms Set for Three Weeks Presided by Judge Hutchinson
District Court opens a three week term next Tuesday with Judge Hutchinson presiding. Proceedings show many cases ready for trial, though some respondents and witnesses appear uncertain about readiness. The docket includes the case of The Piet of Ilane vs WCU, with expected responses when trials conclude.
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Hutchinson
Chanauy Itu
Tata
Jared Peeret
Sunny Nedlon
Courell Lotneye
Fe Td
Ilane
Chet
Tragic attack ends life of Mrs Kolpin in Galva
A violent assault on Monday in Galva killed Mrs Kolpin, with family members sustaining injuries. Kolpin was buried on Wednesday as authorities investigate the case.
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Colle
Nolpin, Jr
Galva
Mra. Kolpin
Sal Kurioustly
Kolpin
Buy Your Springs Star Johnson’s He Ella M. Barn & Co’s Clothing
A fragment notes sales of clothing from Barn & Co with a mention of Johnson’s star. Details are sparse but indicate a purchase or advertisement for garments.
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Johson
He Eella
Go Home To Your Family On This Holy Saturday
Poem speaks to a weary reader urging a man of business to abandon the busy shop and return to loved ones. It contrasts material works with moral duties and offers a sobering call to mend broken promises, seek comfort at home, and be a better man in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Utes
Andy
Pete Atrive
Anan
Ess Hield
Etergat
Political discourse on taxes alcohol and reform in Missouri
A fragmented news column discusses Speaker Conway, Senator Lay Pollette, and national figures. It critiques taxation, prohibition, and political strategy, weighing how farmers might organize to influence policy. Recurrent themes include temperance, saloon reforms, and the aid of prominent party figures.
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Conway
Lay Pollette
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Che Selva
Winnecday Nonin
Larkoof Ooawa
Otfivers
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Dohany Mogel
Herman Binge
Grippe
Hornibrook
Te Ia
Doris
Andmay Sutton
Andrew Sutton
Kay
Clara Wheeler
Durkie
Pertel
Ptomatae
Y. M. C. A. Movement
Hina Saad Meher
Lashell & Hansen Bron
Lana
J.U. Lovkin
Sean
Heneh
Chicago
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Esmond
Dak
Frank Moor
Lindsay
BP. Parrout
Theron Converse
Parr
Sarah Larson
Converse
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Bo Dyslin
Fiet Bror
Wintatt Grove
Mian
Mondiy
Neville Belle
Nathan Bell
Wasa
Olas
Jobo McCarthy
Westensvere
Dade
Gare Bar
Dirk Otters
Jaotneent Bros
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Faundry
Cherokesoon Buainves Stray
Mrs. Woo
Hb Pacentale
Mikkew Char
Esther
Cedar Falls
Tuesshiy
Shunk and
Tanity
Van
Minmiuert Howe
Morence Dobes
Mrs. Mableford
District Court
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Missouri
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Taft
Lis
Congress
Ian
Patito
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Gould
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Hile Fari
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Vordera
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