County Board of Education meeting lists many district schools
On May 29 1914 the County Board of Education met and reorganized chaired by R G Hallam of Graham The classification lists numerous district schools with nine eight or seven grade levels including Rock School District No 7 and Valley School District No 32 The board plans another meeting in August to address trustee changes and ensure satisfactory arrangements. Picnic planned June 25 at Clear Fork grounds hosted by Woodmen and Odd Fellows Ellinsville. Jacob Riis obituary notes his death May 26 at Barre MA and highlights his reform work in New York slums and influence on policy by Roosevelt.
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Punty Board of Education of
Young Inty
R. G. Hallam
Graham
Sant Hill
Seven Mar
Ne Star
Witt
Yngon
Jeside
Seatland
B Station
Wt Creek
Neigh
Oak
Ton
Pediate
Waters
aRcore
Jacob Riis
New York
Barre
Mass
Theodore Rooosevelt
Grain binder and hand plow for trade or sale
Grain binder and dry hand plow offered for barter or sale by Gus Wickland of Graham Route 2 Box 44. Trade proposed for a big barrel. Contact details provided for potential exchange.
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Wickland
Graham
Market Prices and Subscriptions for Monument Fund Report
Market prices for turkey, butter, eggs, hides and other goods listed with F. O. B. Graham terms and market changes. Subscriptions to the U. D. Monument Fund updated with multiple donors from Loving, Jermyn, Jacksboro, Waco and nearby towns.
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F. O. B. Graham
H. Ll. Groner
Loving
U. D
Monument Fund
J. M. Barnett
J. T. Duckworth
Ira Duckworth
Groner
Claud Reeves
T. M. Reid
Jermyn
Oliver Loving
J. W. Loving
J. W. Heffer
C. M. Thompson
John Nunley
H. A. Brummett
Jacksboro
Waco
Singer Sewing Machine Wins Grand Prize at Brussells4dition
The Singer Sewing Machine was awarded the grand prize for simplicity and workmanship at Brussells4dition. Easy payment plans were offered to suit your convenience.
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Singer
Noted Speakers Highlight W C T U Meeting at Opera House
A large crowd attended Sunday afternoon at the Opera House to hear Mrs. Lila Carlin Moore National Secretary of the W C T U discuss the organization work. She praised temperance efforts, cited national figures and urged voters to elect clean officials while praising prohibition as a moral issue. The program ended with prayer an offering and a hymn lineup including All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and My Mother's White Ribbon performed by local singers.
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Opera House
Lila Carlin Moore
Uillian M. N. Stevens
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Kansas
Hodges
New York
WC. 7. U
Congress
Stallings
Jim Porter
J. W. Akin, Jr
R. F. Short, Jr
Richard Williams
Bryna_ Hall
Ethel Cornish
Eloise Morrison
Bearenice Miller
Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary Pageant Wows St Louis
About 100000 spectators visited Art Hill to see the St Louis Pageant and Masque marking the city’s 150th anniversary. 7500 actors performed on a massive 600 by 300 foot stage, recreating every key event from Mound Builders to modern times in a historic tableau.
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Art Hill
St. Louis
To Prevent Blood Poisoning With Porter’s Antiseptic Oil
An old surgical dressing claim for Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil promises rapid pain relief and healing to stop blood poisoning. The text markets the product as a reliable preventive treatment and dressing utility.
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Porter
Paige
Hea
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Ffting
County Board OF Education
Water Creek
Ument
Unt
Anmer
Wkins Chapel
Yround
Seven Rock
Chapel
Ite Rose
Mownd
Bend
Oak Valley
Es Ner Creek
Seven Les
Dagville
Ayes
Mem
Rmedi
Ma” Ool
Paock v Inte
Rmediate School of Seven
Aff Stute
Valley
Ute
Ty High
Mediate
Lar Branch
B. W. King
Sec. Board
The
Woodmen and Odd Fellows of
Ellinsville
Market Report
Sam Dowdle
WRG
Recok
UOT Boe SD
Dhes Viewee
J. A. Martin
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