High School Notes Highlight Busy Opening in Sparland
Sparland reports a 48 pupil high school opening, largest enrollment in history with 17 country district students. Notes include staff changes, boarding arrangements for Stella Wianock, and local activity from Miss Cecil Parsons and Miss Mabelle Marshall.
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Charlotte Duncan
Cecil Parsons
Dennis
L. N. Osborne
Helen Rae
Kellogg
Mabelle Marshall
Marshall fount class S trade examination reminder
Fragmentary ad copy urges wives to use Farris Colic Remedy for horses with colic at home. It promotes quick relief after 43 minutes and notes availability from multiple local merchants including Duke Bros Henry Weathers Magnolia and Gapen Cox in Sparland plus M Henkins & Co Putnam.
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Kirby
Bert Meade
New York
St May Oats
Quinn School
Elmer Rollins
Peoria
Mary Quinn
Boulder
Colo
Edith Gregory
Lille Gregory
Jefferson
Iowa
Omaha
Sugar Grove
Dally
Thresher
Sadie Smith
J. EB. ‘Quinn
Chicago
Antone Kapraun
William Kapraun
Antone
Henry Township
Farris
Duke Bros
Henry
Weathers
Magnolia
Cox ‘Sparland
M. Henkins .& Co
Putnam
Maratha Whitefield Corners Notes and Local Updates
Local column from Whitefield Corners reports threshing progress amid rains, family visits, and travel notes. Mentions Ed Murphy near move to Tiskilwa, Barker and Fosdick families, school openings, and church conference activities. Includes town gossip, weather delays, and a help-wanted fire insurance representative ad.
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Ed Murphy
Cook
John
George Johnson
Menze
Streator
Lucile Lchewenstein
Missouri
G. M. Clark
Austin
Townsend
Henry
Fred
Miss Baker
Harold Ball
Tim DeBolt
Harris
Baka Whitefield Corners
Harry Monroe
Oren Johnson
Dora Simmons
Magnolia
Simmons
Frank Ziegler
George
Ratr
Imas
Bradford
Mr. Bedell
Seymore Indiana
Louisville Kentucky
Camp Taylor
Kaiser
Celsar Debolt
New York
Mary Harris Roach
Montgomery
Mra. Swearinger
Montana
Tyrone
New Mexico
Forendon
Lucian
Leon Fosdick
Merton Swift
Causby Watkins
Willis Lane
Baby
Robert Daniels
Lusitania lawsuit links to war and unity speech across nations
Survivors and relatives of Lusitania victims sued Cunard for 8 million dollars. Judge Mayer absolved Cunard, saying the ship was not armed and its destruction was piracy for which Germany bears responsibility. The piece blends Wilson, Cody, telegraph policy critique, German Junker lore, and wartime scenes.
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Cunard
Lusitania
Cunard Company
United Ay Hioa Mon
Germany
Wilson
Red Cross
Cody
Plains
Buffalo Bill
United States
Rushville Times
New York World
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H. Campbell
Lacon
Conrad Sut
Bertha’ Hastings
Harry McClure
Toluca
Nellie
Edna Thomas
Sam.King
Esther Mars
B. McCann
G. B. Moore
Darlene Smith
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Lawn Ridge
Letha Kimball
LaPraionome
McLaughlin
Little Rock
Ark
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Frank Anderson
Pihnd
Cy. Riddell
Bonda Bowlin
Eenepella Taylor
Marshall County
Camp Grove
Alfred Holmes
Prane Ange Hastings
Migs Stella Wianock
Chamberlain
Reid
Beulah Barker
Maria Bentley
Joe Hufnagie
Charles Swineman
Roy Stone
Eugene Vail
Princeton
Wees
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Benjamin R. Revenaugh
Oill
Robert Doran
C. A. Frommell
Nellie C. Frommiel
Gouinty-Court
Jeremiah Trone
Bertha Kelly We McBride
Ernest
Nellie——H Shaw
John L. S VanAllen
Barbara Hopper
Robert-Doran
Joseph
Moody
Roland
Doyle
Margaret, Tomlinson
Laura S. Carver
Toluca ‘Coal Co
Antonio Pozzi
Dennis Landers
Nora Sweabes
Hopewell Township
H. W. May
Nellie Coan
Fred. GC. Garlin
Kledda Earley
Golumbus
Ohio
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Reese
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