Farewell Reception for Mr French at Sunny Slope School
The Arbor Day program at Sunny Slope School lists readings by A. J. Shipley and warns all debtors to settle promptly. J. A. Mills of Salem reports involvement with Barnes racket store and praise for Salem. A farewell reception was held Tuesday for R. C. French as he departs to Weston to lead a Normal school.
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J. A. Mills
Salem
Barnes
Normal School
R.C. French
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Weston
the Normal
McMinnville College Faces Plagiarism Scandal and Resolutions
A McMinnville college passes resolutions expressing confidence in its college orator convicted of plagiarism. The move is criticized as a weak excuse amid the controversy surrounding the campus fiasco.
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McMinnville College
Smith
Pioneer Woman Mahila Nickledon Dies at 82 in Independence
Mrs. Mahila Nickledon of North Independence died Friday April 20 1908 at 2 00 PM from lagrippe and heart trouble aged 82 years 2 months 20 days A pioneer who crossed the plains with ox teams in the Henry Hill immigrant train She had lived in Independence forty years was married three times and mother of eleven Funeral services were held at the residence officiated by Reverend teo and interment followed at the cemetery near Rackreall.
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Nickleson
Independence
Mahila Nickledon
Lagrippe
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