Our school work together to be the best
Editorial urges all students from first grade to senior to share responsibility for the school. Emphasizes safeguarding grounds and buildings, avoiding accidents and diseases, and contributing to class and extracurriculars. Highlights citizenship and service to friends, school, and community with fun in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Thorton W.burgess
Paul Gilbaugh
John Bobi
Donald McWilliam
Luther Mandinger
Ulysses
Flint
Europe
Richard Masters
Mexico
Madge
Jacobson
Ann Craven
Oie
G. Hs.senior High
First Grade Lessons Track Fall Through Cold Week
Readings cover a fall chart and Indians unit while the school notes a major attendance drop last week. Students drew pictures to illustrate the season and walked to a nursery to gather branches for a tepee framework.
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Library Table
Walter Eaton
Marabou Origin Described as Mara Bou Stork
Mickie explains that marabou comes from the mara bou stork of genus Leptoptilus noted for elongated anal feathers used as trimming.
Grain and stack practices in shock or bin harvesting
Experienced wheat growers explain grain ripening through sweat in shocks, stacks, or bins and challenge the necessity of stacking. They note historical central western practices of two weeks in shacks, four-stack layouts, and European methods with flared bases to shed rainwater. Everything that breathes needs air, from worms to microbes, with no air implying no life deep underground.
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America
Ore's Magnetic Iron Mountain of Gal livare
The famous Iron Mountain of Gal livare in north Sweden is described as magnetic ore bearing chromite. It stands about 600 feet high, stretches roughly 3 miles, and is 1% miles wide.
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Gallivare
Sweden
Understanding Intelligence and Ignorance in Human Knowledge
The text discusses intelligence as understanding and the capacity to know, while ignorance denotes lack of knowledge. It notes that everyone is born ignorant, but experience can reduce ignorance, whereas being born unintelligent offers little hope for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bortint
Dale Sandvig
Civilized
Ife
Henry Purcell Buried in Westminster Abbey
Henry Purcell the father of English music was the first musician buried in Westminster Abbey. He served as organist there and died in 1695.
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Westminster Abbey
Henry Purcell
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Graettinger
Iowa
J. M. Resh
Carl Spies
A. H. Mills
Slateribs
Farmers, Grain Co
Fred Lippold
Erapteneer
Floyd Eaton
H. A. Elsenbast, Graettinger
D. & G. Roofing Co
SAILE
Chester
John Jensen
Poland
Hilmer H. Larsen
Wallingford
Hampshire
Fred Hurlburt Osgood
Marean Larsen
Ringsted
Bob Winters
Terri
Kingscrest
Anderson Produce
Clarence Clemensons
Frank Weir
CG. O. Wikert
Ed Herka
Woman's Club
Jr. C. D
Catholic Ladies' Aid
Silver Comet Band
Band Mothers Club
Stelle Sandvig
Johnnie
Marjorie Fink
Dick Spies
Marty
Vernon Nissen
A. H. Hesaw
Vernon Township
Toymahip
U. S
Plains
Hind
Shakespeare
Romeo
Romeo and
Juling
Doris Henningsen
Dorothy Swift
G. H
Football Financial
Ipts
St. Manye Guar
Havelock
Boks
Beab Maree
T ‘Pocahontan
Aye
Mickie
Emmetsburg
Ladies' Aid Circle
China
Foundation
Triumph
Eigen
Seneury
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