Lacon Board of Education names 1893 teaching corps
The Lacon board selected a corps of teachers for public schools for next year led by Prof Edward as superintendent and Lizzie Simpson as assistant in high school. Others include James Ay in grammar, Henthorn Intermediate, Goudy second intermediate, Abbott intermediate, Renwick secondary, Blackstone and Johnson primaries. Salaries remain, with principal’s increased $100 and 22 days taught per month. Alumni reunion set for June 28 at Roses Hall.
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Tamar
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Dunneville
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Ford
Spencer
Ellaworth
Dakota
Listeunton
Burt
John H.renishaw
Bozeman
Montana
Tom Ihel
Punior
Local notes from Mineral Springs and surrounding towns
Community items describe visits by Mrs Julia Walker and Misses Carrie Hartenbower and Kate McCaleb, local residents and workers including Leonard Studyvin touring the region, and D L Travis promoting a road cart. The piece notes mill activity, a temperance discussion at Mt Palatine, a playful dialogue between two men, and upcoming July 4th music plans at Magnolia with Dr Mossitosh directing.
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Mineral Springs
Julia Walker
Slater
J. A. Kaye
Afton OW
Carrie Hartenbower
Iowa
Kate McCaleb
Lostant
Atd. A. Kaye’s
Leonard Studyvin
Nebraska
Kansas
D. UL. Travis
Duke Bros
D.L
Alf
Gilpin
Ludwig
Calvin Shields
Sidwix
Aod
Rentleman
Lacon Democrat
Gunsford Broaddus
Tontea
Laland Broaddue
H. L. Broaddus
Varna
Travia
Bascomb
Henry
Hartsock
Wm. Huyle’s
Temperance
Mt. Palatine
Dan McNabb
John Swaney
Dan
Nicodemus
Susan Jane
Holy Folke
Nick
Thomas
Lacon
Henry Bridge
Hurl
Felix Feaster
Afagnolia
Mossitosh
Magnolia House
Samuel A Stever Dies at 77 in June Funeral in Raturgay
Samuel A Stever died at his residence on June 7 in his 78th year. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Raturgay conducted by Rev John F M Parker. He was born January 10 1806 in Pennsylvania and served in the Revolutionary War. Several relatives and neighbors from Iowa and Illinois attended, with references to family members and local movements mentioned in the notice.
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Andonts
Henry
Richard
Ruth
Webber
Anglent
Rab Porter
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Sparland
Mollie Smith
Aurora
Mra M. Webber
Athay
Ken ‘McNeal
Sherman Gillette
Green County
Iowa
Turk Booth
R. Waugh
Ares
Clayton Lodge
A.D. Bonbani
G.a.d. Athay
Milo
Samuel A. Stever
Christian Church
Raturgay
John F. M. Parker
Enachwine
B Stever
Pennsylvania
LaFayette
Stever
Jesse Btever
Dallas County
Dougherty
Cass County
Wm.Stever
Peoria
Gron Griswold
Aer
Marie Griswold
Taunton
Mass
Joel Bkolton
Rutland
Oscar F. Andrews
New Jerusalem
Riswold
Eerns
Lowa
Thomas
Royngigs
Tosa
Ee Joshua
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