Public Schools in Elkhart Show Glowing Examinations
The Elkhart Observer reports on the high quality of Elkhart Public Schools. It details the brick four story building on Second and High streets with 13 rooms and space for 700 pupils, the janitor, and the semi annual examinations across grades from D Primary to High School. The piece notes moral instruction, use of maps and pictures, and the forthcoming graduation of the first senior class. It also covers New Constitutional Amendments and Indiana canal bond issues with a summary of the Butler Bill and the financial stakes involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
W. H. Benedict
Stephens
D Primary
Sallie W. Grege
A. M. Clark
Mary Hawley
Emma A. Sayre
George Dean
S. Maxon
Board of Visitors
Post’s
Jerusalem
Miss Bonnell
Bonnell
Hannah A. Herring
Board of Trustees
S. H. Headley
Phemie
Clara
Irva Simonton
Aggie Schutt
Mary Myers
Indiana
U. S
Lake Erie
Wabash River
Tippecanoe River
A Commendable Enterprise Turner's Annual Progress in South Bend
The fifth Turners South Bend Annual reports total product value at 4 142 775 12 and 1 888 employed, up from 1871 by 897 155 12 and 362 workers. Judge Turner credits advertising for much of South Bend’s growth, noting Studebaker, Singer, mills, and Tron Works expansion since earlier days.
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Turners South Bend
Studebaker
Singer
South Bend Tron
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The
Elkhart Observer
Molloy & Billings, Proprietors
EB. FF. Molloy
Anna M. Snively
Jarvis
Snively
Bartholomew
Main St
J. F. Curtiss & CO
Main Street
C. T. Greene & Co
E. A. Sherwood
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