County superintendents visit schools with detailed notes
A synopsis outlines county wide school visits by the superintendent, noting that every school should be visited at least once yearly and often multiple times. Observations cover facilities, furniture, ventilation, cleanliness, grounds, libraries, and student engagement, with examples from Nan 44 Mosely, Samford, Stewart, and New Survey districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreiwey
Mosely
Commodions
Sot Seoensity Fond
Nostranger
Pat
Willy
Cetitiaindts
Nice Belt
Elva Weight
Teneheran
Pilpils
Samford
Soduthern
Schhool
Globe. Gov
Miller
Stewart Schol
Caint
Luther d Jackson
Cove Ly
Schoel
Qidler
Teddy Moore
Notice of Examination of Thee Ulir Oris Tenthene
Official notice announces an examination with details of location and date header. Read by interested parties and authorities. The document references Cathie and Loeb related to the scheduled event.
Locusts Loom as 17 Year Cicada Emergence Predicted
The article reports on a predicted cicada year with 17 year cycles. Curator Ditters of the New York Zoological Society notes thousands of grubs near Nyack and warns they will multiply to millions before frost. Prof. Glenn of Kansas cites May or June arrival in Kansas. The piece covers cicada biology, naming history, and potential damage to young orchards.
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Ditters
New York Zoological Society
Nyack
N.Y
Ditmers
P. A. Glenn
Department of Entomology
University of Kansas
United States
Cicada
Min
Mani Son
Why Editors Get Rich Excerpt From Steele News
An old exchange argues editors profit through chronicling life events from birth to death. It notes doctors, ministers, undertakers, and editors each receive payments, with editors profiting from obituary notices and social notes while public sentiment cushions other figures. The piece mocks the editor’s monetary gain.
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Steele News
New Line of Boats Opens on Lower Mississippi
It is stated that steamboats on the Upper Mississippi from St. Louis to St. Paul have been sold to St. Louis capitalists and will run on the lower river trade between St. Louis and New Orleans starting in April. The Diamond Joe Line plans several passenger and freight steamers built for open river conditions, with more to follow. If patronage grows, other independent lines may appear, reviving old Mississippi boating.
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St. Louis
St. Paul
New Orleans
Desire for a larger Hayti Herald depends on ads
The Hayti Herald asks readers if they want a bigger six column issue or to return to five columns next week. It notes the cost of enlarging and promises more reading in smaller type, urging advertisers to respond to sustain the bigger format.
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Hayti
Hawkins Bill on County Finances Aimed at Audits
Fragments indicate a bill named Hawkins would reform county finances by mandating audits every two years by the state auditor or a county auditor. Text suggests aims to improve accounting and prevent deficits through regular examinations, though details are unclear. The note references Hoomfield Vindicantor.
Mark Twain style tale echoes in Missouri rail line writing
The Columbia Herald recounts an anecdote tracing a handwriting parallel from a Missouri railroad conductor to a road president. A farmer with a yearly pass is challenged, and the president drafts a terse reply noting the pass was a receipt for wood a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbia Herald
Mark ‘Twain
Horace Greele
Missouri
City Council Meets In Turbulent Regular Session
The city council held a stormy regular session Monday night. Bills were presented and approved. A dramshop ordinance was amended to require saloons to be at least four feet from a railroad. Night marshal salary rose to 40 per month. Mayor and aldermen pay increases not passed. Alderman A Fields resigned. vacancy to be filled April 4. Fields plans to move to Tennessee for Confederate pension. Election ordered. judges and clerks named. Financial statement approved and recorded.
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Dramshop
A. Fields
Fields
Tennessee
Stand by your town newspaper in Fort Myers Leader
The Fort Myers Leader urges readers to support the town paper as guardian of local interests. Theo Klinkhardt and family, who left for McGuire months ago, have returned, noted as good citizens with notable ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaeceville
Fivery
Fort Myers (Phi) Leader
Theo. Klinkhardt
McGuire
Mr. Klinkhardt
Financial Statement of Hayti City 1910 General Fund
Financial statement of the City of Hayti Pemiscot County Missouri for the year ending December 31 1910. It lists receipts including from marshal and Slab, sinking fund, street carm, county treasurer and other sources. Expenditures cover mayor and alderman, city marshal, clerk, treasurer commissions, health, attorney fees, street work, tax list, and printing. Settlement shows on hand December 31 1910 and attested by City Clerk Chas Morgan.
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Hayti
Pemiscot County
Slab Pooo
Board of Health
Lnterest Funds
Silica Real Estate Co
Silica
P. Wells
B.S. Stearns
Pceheanees
D. Harbert
B. M
Smith & Jordan Dvinawe Suits
Dee
Chas
Morgan City
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Stearns
Supt
Senanta
Cofort
Bill
Gaur
Limitatians
Hoomfield Vindicantor
Louis Houck
Elmer Stephens
Cebutius
Financial Statement
Bal
Reed
Elity Collector
Jardiniers
Armony
Leflers Drug
Rexall
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