Vague Precinct Changes Complicate 1920 County Totals
The article outlines census related shifts in precinct boundaries and populations. It notes that the 1920 county total includes 442 people from old precinct 19 annexed to precincts 4 and 35 and 668 from old 41 annexed to precinct 14 in 1224. It details precincts 19 62 41 and 64 formed from parts of other precincts in 1934 1920 1922 and 1926 respectively.
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Wald County
WA. & Department of Commirce
Riven
Fort Lupton
Livpton
Pet
St. Vrain
Millicen Jon
Mill
Frederick
Dacano
Firestone
Frederick Town
Erie
Pat
Pleasant Valley
Kersey
Kersey_town
East Eaton
Eaton Town
W. Windsor
West Eaton
Mead
Mead Town
Sunnyside
Gipson
Avalo
Crow Creel
Harneaville
Kuner Sitio
Baton
Beebe Draw
Green City
LaGrange
Care
Winbourn
Hudzon
Hudson Town
LaSalle
LaSalle Town
North Platteville
Roggen
Grover
Grover Town
South Erie
Delta
Lucerne
Ault
Ault Town
Pot
Keota Ait
Keota Town
N. W
Lapton
S. Windsor
East Evang
Hazelton
Columbine
Gilcreat
Glerast
Raymer
New Raymer
Briggsdale
Nunn
Severance
Johnstown
Purcell
Pierce Ut
Pierce Town
Osgood
Hereford
Gault
Graham
Buckingham
Keenesburg
Keenceburg
Slgo
Fosston
Riverside
Dover
Lupton
Hoyt Smith Heads New York State Elementary Principals
Hoyt D. Smith, principal of the Hugonot School in New Rochelle, was elected president of the New York State Elementary Principals Association in Syracuse. He previously headed the Gill schools and studied at Colorado State Teachers College. The organizing year included drafting a constitution and planning the first annual meeting alongside the Associated Academic Principals conference.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Hoyt D. Smith
Hugonot School
New Rochelle
Associated
Smith
Gill Schools
Studens
Colorado State Teachers College
New York State
Elementary Principals’ Association
Associated Academic Principals
Mr. Smith
George D. Taylor
Rochester
Rollin W. Thompson
Utica
Winifred Emens
Binghamton
Frederick M. Graham
New York City
Amelia Hopkins
Scotia
Nelle ©. Dwyer
Jamestown
Hazel Pattinson
Perallze Lake
Bertha B. Bern
Bufid
National Education Association
Journal of Education
Joni K. Norton
J. R. McGaughy
Teachers College
Columbia University
Warren W. Coxe
New York State Education Department
J. Cayce Morrison
C. A. Pugsiey
Buffalo State Teachers College
Ralph ‘Walter
Roosevelt Edticol
Tanlac Promises Strengthand Relief for Nervous Women
A historical advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural tonic that strengthens weak nervous women, improves digestion and appetite, and boosts energy. It claims real patient Dora Robillard of Bellingham Massachusetts reports relief after taking the remedy, with a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Dora Robillard
Bellinghamy Mass
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