Summer School at State Normal Warrensburg Opens June 4
The bulletin outlines the 1902 summer session of the State Normal School at Warrensburg Missouri running from June 4 to July 23 with 42 days of instruction. It details eligibility including a teacher certificate, prior coursework, and completion of prerequisites, and notes enhanced facilities, library additions, and new laboratories.
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Bulletin of the
Warrensburg
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Missouri
Summit School
State Normal Bchoal
NTF Anhollmant
Warreiaburg
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Missouri Paettic
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State Normal School
Warreneburg
Dairy Men In White Ducks Cause Local Debate
In Carthage and surrounding areas farmers discuss dairy stock care and equipment as a major issue. A local official notes approvals and concerns while a veterinary proposal aims to improve herd health and prevent disease. A Colorado Springs telegram confirms visitors from Carthage and Jasper. A medical anecdote touts Chamberinia's Cholera remedy as effective for cramps, with claims of rapid recovery and sale by Webb Drug & Hardware.
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Herrington
Carthage
Calven
Harton
Bedlatey
Weerinary
Chamerinia
Cutferlo
Mary Mallen
Crawford
Webb Drug & Hardware
In Memory Of Scots May Howard Non Aull Wife
Obituary fragment from Danper Missouri notes the death on February 4th 1860 of Scots May Howard wife of Frank G Howard. It traces her late marriage plans, her illness of fever, and her family, including parents Kew and Mig Auld and brother Carroll Auld. It mentions her church conversion at age ten, her devoted husband and mournful community, and includes a physician remedy advertisement and local flour and bread ads.
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Howard
Frank G. Tloward
Danper
Ber Aiele
W. H. Weightman
Cr. Howard
Manilas
Honele
Peter
Wheeler
Broi's
Howard Minde
Inne Chontine
Christanne
Fier
Eideraliie Mtalitn
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Charhes Piet
Arthiar Wotwoo
Lidohoeon
Alraniler
Anil Cre Heovoy
Idecwasd
Carroll and
Charis Auhl
Garett
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J. Whomnpenm
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Mise Kinin
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Kansas City Journal Promises brighter future for readers
The Kansas City Journal pledges a brighter and better edition with new features and more national local news from Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and the South. It boasts a daily circulation over 40000 and aims to double it this year urging readers to subscribe.
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Real Southwest
Micrv Aewe
Kansas
Oklahome
Mincourt
Nebraska
South
Bright and Well
Lapest Sporting News
Sunday Journal
Your
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