Happiness and school notes shape Meridian visit week
This item from Gap School News recalls J Petit Senn on happiness and urges planning one’s course in life. It reports Mr. A. M. Tate, state inspector, visiting the school and noting solid work with potential added credits in bookkeeping world history and Texas history. It covers P T A activities, teacher visits, and a long list of student achievements in music sports and track at Meridian.
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J. Petit Senn
A. M. Tate
Kate Poston
Hamilton
Crawfills Gap P.T.A
Bernt Bertelsen
Orville Rue
Roe
Orth
Clara Richards
Eugene Jenson
Mont Bellview
Texas
Ram 1Mar
Meridian
Margaret Jaynes
Billie Russell
Ruth Errndson
Mavis Knudson
Martha Reesing
Mozelle Cunningham
Thelims Anderson
Jamyria Patterson
Marie Adams
Geraldine Rohne
Rudell Knndeor
Dorothy Tow Reng
Nadine Leonard
Public Warned Again on Civil Service Schools
The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against so called civil service schools and agents who promise government positions or exam tips. Fraud orders have been issued by the Post Office Department against several schools. The FTC also investigates complaints as the government urges inquiry before enrolling and cautions that such schools claim official approval or special access to exams.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Ly Service
Thei
Ehool
Gai
Paehling
Enn Tan Wether
Post Office Department
Federal Trade Commission
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Publisher Pat Mayse Leads Farm Security Conference
Maya, chairman of the Texas Advisory Committee of the Farm Security Administration, met in Dallas with Oklahoma and regional officials to discuss tenancy policy. FSA aims to assist tenants to improve farming practices and secure long term loans to purchase farms, emphasizing two fronts: tenancy improvement and direct farm purchase.
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Pat
Maya
Texas
Farm Security Administration
Dallas
Oklahomevs Rmithee
FSA
My +Mayse
Lindberghs planned return to United States
Plainfield March 15 The Plainfield Courier News says a reliable source reports Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh are en route to England and plan to return to the United States soon to establish permanent residence at the Lindbergh estate near Hopewell New Jersey.
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Lindberghs
Plainfield
N. J
Plainfield Courier News
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Engand
United States
Lindbereh State
Hopewell
Garnerstown News of the Week Roundup
Local junior boys play results show losses to Wemack and Cayote while Mustang team edges in some games. County track prep continues with junior boys aiming for strong showings at the upcoming Counts Meet as students train hard. Texas and Oklahoma bid-call issued March 22 for 3500 feet river bridge bank protection between Durant Oklahoma and Bonham Texas with $55,150 programmed.
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Merion
Hamilton
M. H. Hall
Wet Nele
Maurice Maskestad
Oliver Nele
Ring Rickland
Wilford Knudson
Dave Tindall Jr
Oliver Neie
Hoy Kirkland
Mau
Mankestad
A. H. Hall
Cayote
Mustime
Rame
Mustangs
Anne Mike Wet
Momo Fine
Cron
Cam
Gat Urtilley
Ase
Austin
Texan Tighteay Commission
Oklahoma Commision
Ret River
Durant
Okla
Bonham
Texas
Tenant farmer on state committee shapes tenant policy plan
A tenant farmer on a state committee advocates improving tenant lives by extending leases and direct aid to buy farms. He proposes longer leases and low interest loans to help tenants gain ownership while addressing farm labor concerns. The note recalls a Mantel clock in Jefferson Davis’s Beauvoir home and its later ownership in Galveston.
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Texas
Tate
Jefferson Davin
Confederate Stator
Beauvoir
Huoxi
Miss
W. B. McGarvey
Galveston
Jolly Juvenile Minstrel at City Auditorium
Children of the wife department under Min Ber rie Crow present an entertainment at the City Auditorium on March 4. The minstrel with the joker and song would honor skilled performers. The Rhythm Band and first and second grades showcase musicianship and leadership. Clifton school Twistees win top prize for a mare department in borinnwrs grades. The note laments lacking funding and calls for better support for staff. The report mentions the Onegum Trail route wagons extending 2000 miles from Indepenance, Missouri to Oregon.
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Children of the Wife Department
Min Ber Rie Crow
Clifton School
Kruatunn
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Garnersville
Fon Indepenance
Oregon Hig
Fort Vancouver
Oregon
J. T. Hill
Clifton, Tel
W. A. Johnson
Central Bus
Over Urton
Clifton
Fort Worth
Joe Hyde
Mgr
Martin's Tailor Shop
Doc Martin
Clifton, Texas
Chevrolet
Standefer Chevrolet
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