Dispute Over School Board Authority in Emmetsburg Case
The Emmetsburg case reviews whether a school board may close or reassign a South Side school without the county superintendent’s consent. Attorney General opinion clarifies that independent districts may discontinue a department if student interests are served, though section 2773 limits board power over department numbers and pupil assignments.
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Miebh
Tie Schoel
Bupi
Jaris Griwlon
Legal notice on school decision and officials
Lille Patton, Co. Supt, explains delays in hearing an appeal and discusses intentions to open school, citing guidance expected to be sustained by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The letter, addressed to Attorney General HA W Byers and Supt John F Riggs, touches on re arranging departments and legal points governing the case.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Heheing
Des Moines
Lille Patton
Ewmetsburg
Jobo J. Riggs
Saot. Public Instruction
IO. Bennett
HA. W. Byers
John F. Riggs
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Emmetsburg
Laws
Willis B. McCarty
Fred AL McCarty
Papal Audience Under Pius X Recalls Blessings and Morals
The writer describes a papal audience with Pius X, noting the pope’s humility and kindness as crowds from far and near sought his blessing. The piece praises the pontiff for focusing on moral reform, religious instruction, and avoidance of international diplomacy, urging obedience, self denial, and order.
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England
Germany
Italy
Pacific
Pius X
Saskatchewan and Alberta Western Province Developments
The article outlines agricultural and demographic growth in Saskatchewan and Alberta, noting wheat area and yields, population figures, building permits, and industrial activity. It mentions Saskatchewan’s wheat production milestones, cattle numbers, and arable land use, plus Alberta’s Lloydminster rail entry and Western development context.
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Saskatchewan
Smalnot
Alberta
Canadian Northern Railway
Lloydminster
Canadian West
Alberta Outlines Growth and Resources in Early 1900s
The article surveys Alberta's vast prairie lands from the eastern priaries to the Rockies, noting a mild Chinook climate in the south and harsher winters in the north. It cites population figures, area size, and comparisons to Britain and Europe, with data on farms, livestock, grain yields, and infrastructure from 1906 to 1908, highlighting wheat experiments, rail and telegraph expansion, and government plans.
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Great Britain
Church of England
Rockies
Alberta
Canada
Germany
France
Calgary
Bank
Edmonton
Portland
Banil Park
Cubs and Tigers Triumph as Cubs Clinch National League
Detroit beat Chicago White Sox 7 0 to win the American League title while Chicago Cubs secure the National League crown. Detroit and Chicago still vie for the overall championship as the season ends, hailed as one of the most exciting in baseball history.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston
New York
Chicago Cubs
Chiefge Ust
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Iowa Realty Company
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Emmetsburg, Towa
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M. L. Brown
Geo
EB. Pearsall
WJ. Brown
Hull Hoagland
W.J. Branagan
Geo. B. McCarty
K.P. McEvoy
Alex Peddie
Thomas Kirby
P. S. Brown
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Wolfgang
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P. O’brien
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