College Echoes Celebrates Graduation at Clifton College
College Echoes reports a spring graduation at Clifton College with diplomas presented to thirty students. Ex-Governor B.A. Neston delivers the address, and memorials are accepted by Rev. J. etc. Campus life notes include visitors from Oklahoma, returning alumni, and summer session plans as faculty announce course offerings.
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Baerclaen
Paaah Avening
Tyalen
Jaden
Atteon
Byron Bronstad
Solo Siews Fociwst
Vesledictory
Helen Thompson
Martin Moerhe
Rev. J
Dahl
Oklahoma
Abe Deere
Inga Reinerts
Ars
Camilla
Reinertaon
Suramet
Marie Bredje
Texhome
Roger Morrison
Die Slater
Blanche Morrison
Lant Fei
Swenson
Clifton College
Jerry
Sanders Tae Oz
el Vege
R. Rikansrad
Maskell
Nebraska
Chapel Ne
Clifton
Walter Hansen
Tyasen
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Minn
Haneun
Ad Hs
Tysxen
Bronsted
Moore
Walton
Misa Johanna Christianson
Gunella Kindson
Echoox
C. E. Carpenter
Gari
Eb. Carpenter
P.O. Pederson
Pino
Mijanan Lockwell
Fred Moore
Paani
Joe Wise
M. A. So
Josephine ‘Gedeley
Dattna
Mineton
Granlls Gap
E. A. Moore
A. R. Rikensrud
Ivan _Patrick
Glenwood
Minnesota
Hogwallow Newe and Local Notices Chronicle Curious Town Life
A collage of small town vignettes recounts odd happenings at Hogwallow Newe. A mud hole fronting a Gander Creek road draws patrons, a curious stranger with a black contraption spooks deputies, and Tickville’s Blue Cafe sees window washing pausing foot traffic. Also noted are a ten day meeting in Calf Ribs, phonograph gifts, weathered home improvements, and readers detailing a grand ball renovation and furniture accumulation.
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Hogwallow Newe ‘Stile Kilden
Gander Creek
Hare
Depuy
Tickville
Ford
Abdirk Sefferson
Poke Basley
Rax Barlow
Census reveals Texas population origins across states and foreign birth
The census shows 70.9 percent of Texas residents born in Texas with 20.8 percent born in other U S states and 8.3 percent foreign born. Delaware and Nevada contribute small shares, while Tennessee provides the largest outside-South total 115,861. Missouri and Oklahoma lead outside the South, with Illinois Kansas Ohio and others following. The data notes native white percentages and counts of potential years 21 and over in 1920, alongside city-level details for Brownsville and Laredo.
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Delaware
Nevada
Texas
States
Union
Oklahoma
Tiltnois
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Armarillo
Jene
Brownsville
Tor Laredo
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