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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

2

Reading Circle Aims At National Education Effort

The home education division of the interior department runs a National Reading Circle with 18 000 readers in the United States and abroad. Boys may access classic literature through a three year course without school attendance, by enrolling with name address age and occupation. Nine states including Indiana Kentucky North Carolina Arizona Wisconsin and the Dakotas already cooperate.

Washington Department of the Interior Uncle Sam Bureau of Education United States India China Philippine Islands Porto Rico France Canada State Superintendent of Public Instruction Extension Division Indiana Kentucky North Carolina Arizona Wisconsin North South Dakota Home Education Division Department of Education National Reading Circle Register

Champ Clark Rebuffs Long Awaited Vengeance at Farm

A former Kentucky farmer who beat Champ Clark in youth faces rough poverty on the old farm when the future speaker of the house visits after ten years. Clark intends retribution but finds the man alone, destitute, and declines to strike.

Hamp Clark Kentucky Champ Champ Clark

Own Your Own Half-After-Six Clothes

Washington representative Albert Johnson once bought a co operative dress suit with roommate Smith. At a Stewart mansion reception the antiskid shoes caused the floor to tilt, a vase toppled, and Johnson ruined the suit. The incident haunts him and shapes his motto to this day.

Albert Johnson Washington Congress Johnson D. C Smith Stewart Nevada Stewart Mansion Vanze

Legal Right to Remain in Ignorance Exposed in Child Labor Study

A federal bulletin on the administration of the child labor law reveals that among 19 696 working certificated children only 788, or under four percent, attended or completed the eighth grade. Five states have partial compulsory laws up to sixteen with exemptions, while three permit work at sixteen without basic literacy. Cleveland attendance laxity and lack of continuation schools appear common, with only 18 states offering such programs.

Children's Bureau Department of Labor Bureau The Bulletin Cleveland United States

Hoosier News Briefs From Indiana and Nearby States

Indiana and nearby counties report results from livestock judging and dairy contests with Blackford County leading boys judging and Dearborn County winning dairy honors. Crop and market notes cover rains boosting potato yields in northern Indiana and Michigan, fruit abundance, and price impacts. bridge and tax news. Purdue enrollment. school crowding. mint crop prospects. hog market movement in Indianapolis. Bermuda onions and vegetable markets. road material allocations. Franklin Canning fire loss. and tuberculosis prevention efforts across several counties.

Indianapolis Blackford County Mark W. Langdon Charles Olamme, Jr Vaughn Johnson Chicago Decatur Tipton County Madison County Clay County Dearborn Indiana Madison Wells White Tippecanoe South Bend Michigan Jeffersonville Board of Commissioners Clark County Anderson Sparks Richmond Wayne County Council Lafayette Purdue University Terre Haute Vigo County Branaville Bend Thervey Indiata Nelders St. Louis Omaha Kansas City St. Joseph County Bermuda Laredo Tex United States L. H. Wright State Highway Commission Public Service Commission Illinois Sand and Gravel Producers’ Association Commission State Highway Department Franklin Franklin Canning Company Fame Canning Company New York Wabash North Manchester Society For the Presvention of Pkgue Mopechy

Wheat crop prospects across prairie provinces rise sharply

The Winnipeg Bree notes optimistic wheat yields across Western Canada with Saskatchewan's crop nearing 125 million bushels and three prairie provinces potentially reaching 250 million. Alberta may surpass 70 million, while oats rise elsewhere. overall Manitoba reports a larger than average wheat harvest.

Western Canada Saskatchewan Prairie Provinces Alberta Department of Agriculture Provence Bats Ftleford Canadian National Railway Lloydminster Manitoba

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