Teachers Attend Institute Amid Pranks on Fool's Day
Teachers arrive by train boat and buggy for a two day teachers institute in the city. Expected attendees exceed a score and ten with Superintendents Ackerman and Seymour present. Evening program includes music and speeches at the opera house and a healthful note on local remedies and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
J. H. Ackerman
Salem
Falla City & Western
Southern Pacific
Furno
Homer N. Bartlett
Leona Sperling
Marie Jones
Maurice Telma
Inez Denison
Superintendent of Public Instruction
P. A. Schnecker
Charlies E. Hicks
Denza
Konjocketies Host Five Hundred Night at Shenefield Home
The Konjocketies club visited Mrs. Shenefield on Thursday evening March 24 for a Five Hundred game. Prizes went to Mrs. Dave Collins and Guy Walker for top scores. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Fitchard, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Dornsife, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, and several guests such as Florence Barry Bertha Bohannon Ourdia, Neville Hidridre, ganne, Roy Thy Armoneé, Rider lace, and Clarence Henikie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenefield
Bertha Bohannon
Tom Frichard
Public Endorsement Promotes Kidney Remedy Testimony
A citizen of Independence urges belief in a testimonial reading on a kidney remedy. Mrs. J. R. Collins from Sixth and D recommends the reading to backache sufferers and anyone with kidney trouble.
Church Announcements Highlight Regular Services and Meetings
Church notices outline Sunday services at the Baptist church with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 followed by communion. Evening events include B P A at 6:30 and a 7:30 service. Calvary Presbyterian to hold quarterly communion with baptism and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Rev. W
Stewart
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Dunsmore
Electric Bitters: A Cure for Grips and Suffering
The germ of lagr ips breathing causes thousands to suffer with weakness nerv ousness loss of appetite energy and liver and kidney trouble. Electric Bitters are promoted as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys claiming many have gained strength and health after grip. If suffering try them and expect satisfaction. Price 50c guaranteed by druggists.
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Independence
Ore
Dean
Price 50 Conta
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ethics Of The School Room Delivers Guidance For Teachers
J G McIntosh outlines the duties of teachers in unity with principals, truthful reporting to parents, courteous relations with pupils and patrons, and management of conflicts. He stresses forbearance, discipline, and character formation as the end goal of education, with emphasis on honesty and respect in classroom life.
Independence Approves $20000 Bond Issue In Election
Monday’s Missouri election in Independence saw the $20 000 bond measure carry with about 87 percent support. Only twenty votes opposed the project, believed to signal progress and economic growth for the city and surrounding valley towns. The victory followed strong community turnout at a Saturday night gathering predicting a favorable result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Old Town
Hill Railways Grid Known Plan to Link Ontario and Coos Bay
A long range Hill rail plan proposes an east west line across central Oregon from Ontario to Coos Bay to connect with Grand Trunk Oregon Electric and the Deschutes development. The scheme envisions a grid of new lines by the Hill company shaping Oregon’s growth, with central Oregon needing rail access to attract people and industry. Ballard’s Herbine ad appears after the rail note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Oregon
Ontario
Coops Bay
Grand Trunk
Deschutes
Oregon Electric
Willamette Valley
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CITY
TY School
Ballard
Williams Drug Co
Konjocketies Entertain
J. R. Collins
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Demon of
Air
J. G. McIntosh
CAL
Hill Railways
Gridiron State
Central
NECT
Ontario and
Coos Bay
Electric and
Barnes Cash Store
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