Local Wadena News Roundup with School and Social Notes
William Young works for John Smith this spring. Otto Meyer of Hikader visited Miss Alia Whittenleegh. Miss Imma Poor vacationing for five weeks at Wadena. Wadena school term ends next Friday with a literary program. Orlo Young at Frank Crooks farm. Mary Livingston enrolled at new obe... and more community items. The Keve Lumber Co sold its Wadena interests to Richards & Raftia Lumber Co. The Red Caps beat the Blue Caps 70 to 14. another game set for March 14. Several residents moved, visited Chicago, or hosted guests including Miss Minnie Rabmiller and Mrs Reilly. A funeral for Joseph McGee held at his home. tuberculosis fears for a child at Geo Abbott home.
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William Young Hepan
John Smith
Otto Meyera
Hikader
Mias Alia Whittenleegh
Imma Poor
Wadena
Brainard
Eoge
Keve Lumber Co
Richards & Raftia Lumber Co
Thora
Orlo Young
Frank Crooks
Mr Crooks
Mary Livingston
Wadia
Closh Mias
Winnie Crooks
Glen Minger
Lulu Minger
Lessern
Wadens
Spring Valley and Frog Hollow School Board Changes
Miss Sophia Frey visited Sunday as Alice Tompkins hosted. After Monday night’s school meetings Harvey Tompkins was succeeded by George Fay RL Bates by Edwin Clothier and WH Turner by J K Stansbury as district directors. Horace Moulton died suddenly February 18 near Garber Oklahoma, remembered by older residents. Mrs McCue, a beloved elder, died last Wednesday, leaving four living relatives and mourning community friends.
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Harvey Tompkins
George Fay
RL Bates
Edwin Clothier
WH Turner
J K Stansbury
Horace Moulton
Garber
Oklahoma
McCue
Wilson Outlines Need for Party Organization
In a Woodbury New Jersey speech Woodrow Wilson defends organized politics. He argues organizations serve the state not individuals and that Democrats should unite to lead to victory. He notes clubs form for good governance, opposing boss control and urging a strong Democratic campaign.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Woodbury
N. J
United States
Proep
Times
Democratic Party
Demoratic Party
Quiet agitation over lady school directors reaches state
Reporters asked the State Superintendent how many ladies hold school director roles in Iowa. Sixteen Indica in the state occupy the post, thirteen as presidents of boards and three as directors. Names and counties are listed, including Benton Mary Black and Buchanon Mary Sheeley, among others.
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Ofice
Benton County
Mary Black
Buchanan
Mary Sheeley
Coggan Calhoun
New Kuppenheimer Clothes Arrive With Wide Range
The store announces a new line of Kuppenheimer suits in browns grays tans and blues with diagonals pencil stripes and new weaves. Prices range from 10 to 25 dollars with guarantees of shape and color, plus complete hat and cap stock in multiple styles and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheiger
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Arthur Young
Arlington
Inez Buoday
Bond
Henry Kubo
Fred Kuha
Myron Moore
William Sargent
Ed Gorley
Brush Creek
Our City
Bert Jennings
John Whittenbaugh
Chicago
Neas
Opera Hall
Red Caps
Blue Capa
Hearses
Alice Nembrey
Besale Jennings
Minnie S Kuhn
Mae
Fibyl Voshell
Emma Wilber
Ida Sargent Sed
Amelia Kuhn
Minnie Gernond
Mabel Ackley
de Spender
Willie Moore
Guy Whitford
Valga
FJ Schroeder
Misa Haxel Shaffer
Lyria
Minnie Rabmiller
Hazelton
James Young
Jadlee
Rabmiller
Rod Oline
Lima
Eac
Joseph McGee
Kansas
Dmm Parker
Fayette
Mrs Reilly
Donnan
Toeaday
Tom Hastings
PE Hastings
Tom
Geo Abbott
Dealer
Charlea Lantz
Henry Stearns
L. A
Lizae
Maine War Jelborg
Charlay
Elmer Anderson
Frank Helma
Spring Valley and
Frog Hollow
Sophia Frey
Alice Tompkins
Lady School
Shellaburg
M L Besotiam Pres
Yarntaville
Sam Werner
Qarro Gorto
Q A O'Harron
Pres
Clarke
W B Emary
Clinton Pearl Dean
Greene
OL Ansbarger
Henry’ Masrle Gavin
Mere
Jac
Rockwell
Jetteracn
Tan
Guay
Ent
Ue & Dana
Nubuck
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