Somme Valley War Theater Recalled in Allied Bulletin
Washington reports a National Geographic bulletin from June 6 tracing Somme valley battles as a major war theatre. It notes key river sites, rail links, and industrial towns along the Somme front, with St. Quentin, Amiens, and Péronne highlighted for recurrent fighting and devastation in 1914 to 1918.
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Waehington
Thia
Weabington
D. C
National Geographie
Ronistinea
Mackly
Ios
Warls
Anolter
Rheims
Bt. Guovlii
Quentin Taherseh Parhiaty
Taday
Vrench
St. Quentin
Sone
Miles Agwustresin
Ilyee
Gerinug
Antil
Germany
Peromne
Feronne
Amiona
Garman
War ruins reshape Avergate and valley towns after 1914
Wartime destruction hit the Iittia factory town of Avergate and surrounding valleys. Many older towns vanished from maps while others slowly rebuilt amid ravaged countryside. New fortifications and craters scarred the landscape as residents endure postwar rebuilding and lingering wounds.
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Avergate
Wesco
Ure Susine Vallay
Ferillo
Placements by College in 1930s Colorado Teacher Corps
Teachers to be assigned across Colorado colleges including St Catherine University in St Paul and Winona State, with graduates from Sterling and Nebraska. Lorraine Peel and others will teach primary through social studies in Eugene Oregon and Ogden Utah, holding degrees from CSCB, Creighton, and Denver University amid campus activities.
Luxemburg Is Tiny War Area in Europe
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society describes Luxembourg as a tiny, strategic battleground between France, Belgium, and Germany. It notes its history under various empires, its capital Luxemburg, and the impact of war on its economy, population, and labor movement with workers fleeing to France.
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Washington
Grand Duchy of Luxenburg
Europe
D.C
National Geographial Society
Strorig
Francesmany
Belgium
Luxemburg
de Cotbs
Burgundy
Austria
France
I?nesia
Pawérn
Pro
Lorton
Germany
Luxenburg
Remick
Ailiat Avery
Tin
Poytwor
Gt Koren
Ieraves
Brend
Belgtum
Jarxembure
Texpayers
Polace
Honan
Lixemburg
Taralgn Capityl
Operadenie
Lala
Boines
Emisrgmins
Education notes for local figures from early records
From 11931 to 1924 she earned an AT degree in 1938 and is a member of Pal Theta Kappa junior honorary fraternal group. She taught grades seven through twelve, including music, reading, spelling, and math, and attended Colorado State College. Gale and Howard Hooker, graduates, are noted for school leadership roles. Chivington’s era spans 1886 to 1939.
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Pal Theta:Kappa
Delta
Omicron
Howard H. Hookenen
ton.Gale
Cotorato
Gallego
Fort Gelling
Hooker
Chivington Frost
Mead Mead Man Heads Texas Feeder Cattle Run
A transcription of a late 19th or early 20th century local page describes Mead Mead Man traveling to Texas to obtain feeder cattle. It mentions community events including Mead Ladies' Aid Society meeting on Thursday afternoon June 13 at the United Brethren church, Mrs. Biederman hosting, and Mrs. Jens Frederiksen hosting related gatherings. Additional notes cover graduation celebrations for Mildred and other family events, a Windsor trip for five sisters, a birthday party for Mary Lola Bleed, and the W.N.A.L. Society gathering on June 11 at Mrs. Biederman’s home. A school program and Children’s Day observance at the church are also noted along with a miscellaneous pageant at 11 o'clock. Community members listed include Mr. red Nira, Studney Marklito, and Glenda.
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Mead
Sam Dowell
Ei HH
Markhaur
Graiylenu
Jimmin Marsham
Seymour
Tex
Mead Ladies’ Ald Society
United Brethren Church
Biederman
Horless
Jens Frederik
Houn
Mary- Lola
Bleed
Listeen Shy
Mery Vols
W.nla. Society
Volacmo
Luxemburgers in United States Reach Over Three Hundred Thousand
A report notes that about 308 000 persons of Luxemburg heritage reside in the United States, a figure compared to the total population of Luxemburg. The item references contemporary ads and pages in Gilbert Bishous Weldorade Drugs and other column entries.
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Luxemburg
United States
Orig
Children's Day To Be Observed on Susalay
The Sunday School of the United Methodist plans a Children's Day observance on June 3 starting at 7:30 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Jobe Eldridge will be in charge, with Mrs. Al Auster and others assisting. Several local residents attended social and club events this week, including a bridge gathering at the town hall and family visits from Cresot and Levast. Speed of electricity fact from the National Bureau of Standards notes light travels at 16,000 miles per second and the Earth’s circumference is about 25,000 miles.
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Wes
Bocoroos
Tne Town Hall
Tevis Gitsea
Iica Fuem
O. Bebtens
Tenzy Lehsens
A. L. Donnly
S. M. Kmeinger
Roy Tipton
Himer Moo
Grensorester
W. 46
Short
Bina
Charles Michaels
Carl Bove
Marjoris
Levast
Rugnes
Dose
James Fugate
Jennly
Gok Rus
Gratby
Watiheir
Lonnis
IUD
Steeke
Graeley Hiepil
Rutoh Doucy
Ted Cross
Byane
Aly
Dhla Cum Annuulty
National Bureau of Standards
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