Wayland community notes and school election updates
Mrs. Dick Brown ill. Dr from Ismay attended. Sam Kochel elected trustee for three years. S Dragseth for one year. Miss Bess Carmichael praised as teacher and favored for next year. Teddy Bear and his gasoline tractor to prepare Wayland Wood this spring. Easter lunch picnic at Harry Anderson home with Olive Kochel and others. prize for egg hunt won by a couple who then squabbled over a hen. Old Winter fading as plowing begins. Mothers Club meets with Mrs Reece George. many brief local items wrap up the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kochel
Harry Anderson
Olive Kochel
Mable Lawrence
Iva George
Bess Carmichael
Dorothy Broadbent
Mary Anderson
Burt Bowman
Chayngcey Kochel
Vernon Lawrence
Billy Parker
Jim Kochel
Elver Anderson
Rachel
North Cottonwood Notes Update and Easter Programs
North Cottonwood notes report Boden refueling his steam plow engine and Noll's three year school trustee reappointment. Easter program at the North Cottonwood school draws strong attendance with a baskets and bountiful dinner. Reorganization of the Sunday service follows as Fred Frederickson elected Superintendent Mrs Beardsley assistant Wesley Baker secretary Myrtle Beardsley treasurer and former teachers resume posts. In school baseball, students defeat the men 21 to 11. George Bent returns from the county seat Tuesday.
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North Cottonwood
Fred Frederickson
Mrs. Beardsley
Wesley Baker
Myrtle Beardsley
Our School
Annual School Election in Ismay Produces Cass Trusteeship
The Ismay school district held its annual election in the schoolhouse on Saturday with judges Clarence Hynt zicker James Ryan and R L Ander son presiding. Frank Cass was elected trustee by a twenty vote majority over Ugk L Stickney. The retiring trustee J E Prindle is thanked for four years of service. The new board includes Cass Moore and Bickle and aims to maintain the district’s high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hyntzicker
James Ryan
R. L. Anderson
Ugk L. Stickney
Frank Cass
J E. Prindle
Ismay
Cassig
Bickle and Moore
Robbery charge after saloon card game with strangers
Harry Moiles met two strangers who joined him for drinks after closing time. He was knocked down and robbed of $15, with a wallet later found in a junk car. The accused, Ed Taylor and Carl Alexander, were arraigned and bound over to district court in $750 bonds.
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John
Harry
Brackett
Caldoh
Struckmeyer
Prindle
Bridge
Dutch John
Mailes
Ed Taylor
Carl Alexander
Justice Prindle
District Court
Commercial Club Annual Meeting Reports and Elections
The Commercial Club held its annual meeting on Saturday afternoon. The secretary treasurer’s report was read and approved. Officers elected for the year are J. E. Prindle president Dr Heldman vice president Earl Gaines secretary and treasurer. A resolutions committee for retiring secretary Armstrong was named. A local elevator project discussion featured Geo 8 Leonard and a committee was formed to study the proposal. Additional committees were appointed to investigate Teedee postoffice issues and report next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
J. E. Prindle
Dr. Heldman
Earl Gaines
Sec’y
Treas
Messrs Heldman
Cass and Wilson
Armstrong
Geo
Leonard
Messrs Moore
Brackett
Anderson
Bickle
Heldman
Sibley
LaBres
Ehub
Wright
Sam Harris
Sib0
First National Bank Announces Welcoming Service
The bank promises absolute security and courteous service. Officers listed include R. L. Anderson President David Bickle Vice President E. J. Armstrong Cashier and James Hunter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
E. J. Armstrong
James Hunter
Wm. Fulton
J. H. Price
W. G. Lang
Rich Find of Old Silver Coins Near Ribe
More than 2,000 short cross silver coins were unearthed in a field near Ribe Denmark. The coins date from Henry II to Henry III and bear the name Henry, with London Canterbury and Winchester mints predominating.
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Ribe
Jutland i
Denmark
England
Henry II
Richard II
John
Henry III
Henry
London
Canterbury
Winchester
Hardly Ever and the Flattery Concede It Is Flat
A brief reflection on flattery and perception noting that those who enjoy praise rarely admit its lack of depth. The line suggests reluctance to concede praise’s flatness when presented directly.
London Water Mains Stretch 6900 Miles Wide
London's extensive water mains total about 6900 miles doubling as a vast network. The vast system spans the capital and underscores the city’s long standing infrastructure for supply and distribution.
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London
Atlantic Ocean
Inherited Wrongs Persist Despite Efforts to Escape
The saying warns that deep seated wrongs are hard to uproot and linger despite attempts to flee. It reflects on the stubborn nature of cultural or familial faults that resist change across generations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krighton
Dick Brown
Teddy
Bear
Wayland Wood
Mothers Club
Reece George
Pandora
Hope
Jay
Boden
Noll
George Bent
Harry Moiles
B. W. Moore
Ismay, Mont
Schwartz
First .National Bank
Ismay, Montana
van Nostrand
Horseshoeing
Minneapolis Threshers
Universal Gas Tractors
Roundup Coal
Midland Coal & Lumber Co
Earl E. Gaines
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