Elgin High School Tattler Christmas Update and Sports
The Elgin High School paper covers student editors, quizzes, grade reports, and holiday news. It notes declamatory contest results, semester tests, teacher vacation postings, and Christmas program prep. The sports recap reports Elgin boys losing at Waterville with 15 points to 47.
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Elgin
Waterville
Mr. Strong
Jack Boleyn
Oliver Larson
Boleyn Boyer
Gehring
Verita Rich McBurney Monologue Show at Elgin High
The United Entertainers present Verita Rich McBurney in a program of monologues and impersonations at Elgin High School gym on January 36 at 0 o'clock. Admission is 10 cents for all. Mrs. Irvin Bush visited the high school last Tuesday after.
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Marlene Mosby
Far North
Middle Atlantic States
Charles Becker
Burton Wolf
Donna Dean
United Entertainers
Verita
Rich McBurney
Elgin High School
Irvin Bush
School Calendar Highlights and Dates
School starts January 5 and marks the first semester end January 3. Assembly program set for January 16. Monthly events include visits to Waucoma West Union Luana Clermont Randalia, with master’s club meetings noted at West Union.
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Waucoma
West Union
Luana
Clermont
Randalia
New Mineral Green Bauxite Mined in Southern Pyrenees
A newly unearthed mineral pigment called green bauxite is now being mined in the Southern Pyrenees. It shows value as a raw material for paints and coatings.
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Pyrenees
Dry kernels to lively pops and farm planning notes
Popcorn needs moisture to pop and dry kernels fail. Remove dumpy hens from laying flocks, as older birds carry diseases and pests. Check soybean seed germination and moisture, as weather can alter viability. Rural education shows no benefit from smaller one room schools. Iowa farmers must boost efficiency, repair, and debt repayment while avoiding over expansion in postwar planning.
Town Agriculture Urged to Lead War Material Conservation
The speaker stresses town agriculture has a major duty and chance to show national loyalty by conserving materials for the war effort. With over 25 percent of Class A land and ample crops, livestock, farmers, and climate, the state could supply a large share of meat milk and eggs needed.
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United States
No No Parents Tame a Scarety Cat Child
A child labeled scarety cat may reflect overly cautious parenting. Strict limits on curiosity shape fear of hazards like curb walking and dogs. Observation of differences and minor hurts builds courage for bigger tasks such as street crossing.
Five Blind Singers’ Trailer Burns During Union Stop
Five blind singers from Piney Woods Mississippi stranded when their trailer burned while paused in Union with a hired driver. Local residents immediately began fund raising to rebuild the trailer so the group can resume touring to raise money for a dormitory at the school for blind Negroes.
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Piney Woods
Miss
Union
J.J. Tyler
Malcom
Tyler
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