Skaar Items and Nearby School Events
Miss Ruth Tubbs ended a nine month term near Skaar with plans for the June 12 commencement at Squaw Gap. Squaw Gap, Green and Lincoln schools join for an eventful program led by W Tubbs. A Skaar hall dance is set for June 5 and Squaw Gap’s baseball team lost 23 to 19 to Skaar. Mrs. Edith Brown sold her Beach area farm to Welling and Miller.
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Skaar
Ruth Tubbs
Squaw Gap School
Squaw Gap
Green
Lincoln
W. Tubbs
Squaw Gap Wall
Clements
Edith Brown
Wibaux County
Welling and Miller of
Beach
Rainy week brings smiles and small town events
Burkey and Gerhard Schoemacher attend Beach circus amid rain. Social planned for Henry Johnston’s for church aid. Ferdinand Koch and Mary Klotz return from Dickinson Sisters’ school. Decoration Day turnout dampened. Nistler boy dies of pneumonia. measles among children cited. Bismarck reports 543000 tons coal mined in 1914, lignite up as small mines hold steady.
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Bismarck
Bliss
Many New Features For Chautauqua This Year
Arrangements for a richer Chautauqua season include a children's program led by Miss Myrtle Parkes with games plays and journeys for ages six to fourteen. No extra charge will be made for this feature, and all children with a Chautauqua ticket will receive full festival privileges. The report also notes satire snippets from Chicago News and a Detroit banquet where Mark Sullivan spoke briefly, remarking he checked his watch and found it was a quarter to 12.
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J. W. Brinton
Farmers Supply Company of
Beach
American Surety Company OF
New York
Brinton
Chautauqua
Hace
Myrtle Parkes
Herene
Cheutesqua
Emg
Mark Sullivan
Collier’s Weekly
Detroit
Adcraft Club
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Detroit Free Press
California Expositions Celebrate Panama Canal Openings
The piece touts two monumental world fairs as the greatest ever held commemorating the Panama Canal opening. It frames both expositions as universal in scope and highlights their status as landmark engineering feats.
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Panama Canal
Riddles and wordplay about kingly fate and moths
Riddling quips note a covert executioner dine with a chop to the king's head, a riddle on majesty as a jest, butterfly from caterpillar crust, bankrupts versus idiots, and the first whistler as the wind over the hulls and far away.
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Charles L
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