The Model Rural School Near Connell
The Modern Rural School conducted by Cheney Normal School near Connell shows strong enrollment and improving student engagement. Attendance is near perfect with three late arrivals due to Spokane Fair and three excused absences. The one room school features modern lighting heating and ventilating with gray green walls and cream ceilings. The article argues for higher rural school standards to secure the birth right of education and notes U S farm products last year at eight billion dollars highlighting education as a business proposition for farm families.
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Cheney Normal School
Connell
United States
Unconquerable Home Spirit in Texas Frontier Scene
A train stops at a desert Texas station where a weary Anglo-Saxon family arrives with baby and husband, seeking shelter on newly claimed land. Neighbors aid them as the wife declares they have a home once they touch the land, illustrating self reliance and pioneer bowerbuilding values.
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Texas
Subconscious resilience of women in wilderness homes
A reflective line praises women who endure in exile saying they possess a home even without a house. It frames female endurance as an unconquerable and symbolic strength rooted in self reliance and dignity.
Peanuts Offer Profitable Crop For Valley Orchards
Goober peas could be grown profitably between young orchard trees in this valley. C L McGlothlen shows a May planted vine at Enyeart’s hardware that yields a strong crop. An experimental planting on the McGlothlen ranch expects about one half pound per vine with potential 7350 plants per acre, at 7 cents a pound, proving lucrative for ranchers.
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C. L. McGlothlen
Enyeart
McGlothlen
Hanford Columbian
Pruning Tips for Currants Goosberries Grapes and Canes
Guidance on pruning currants gooseberries raspberries and blackberries notes to prune after leaves fall or in spring remove one third of current growth thin diseased shoots old bushes may lose two thirds of this year's growth avoid pruning new canes of raspberries and blackberries until spring and grapevines are not pruned yet.
Twin City Bakery Cigar Ad and Lost Watch Notice
Valenza 5 cents and Kennewick cigars advertised with praise for Twin City Bakery. A lost small lady's watch described as initialed O.S.S. on the outside. Reward offered and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for coughs colds croup and influenza sold by Columbia Pharmacy.
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Twin City
Kennewick
O.S.S
Chamberlain’s
Columbian Pharmacy
Hover items and local notices from the White Bluffs area
Angus Hay of the White Bluffs Spokesman visits with F Stretsberry and family. Colfax resident Mrs J C Franklin visits relatives here. Robert Lucas in Seattle for a week aboard the Umatilla. Dablain leaves for Rossland BC to resume mining work. Maude Schroyer recovering from illness. Capt Winslow visits with wife and daughter at G B Schroyer's. Bevier and Hanley visit relatives in Kennewick. Pearl and Mary Kinzebach return from Spokane. McCloud's ill daughter. Mrs Brink leaves for Denver. Mr Dobbleaar ill. De Delepine to Kennewick hospital. Mrs Russel Bevier with mother Stretsberry. Mr and Mrs W L Blackman depart for home via Portland and Seattle. Cantwell family arrives from Walla Walla. Cantwell seeks health restoration in Hover. Mrs Dutcher boarding with Mrs T Dry. Dutcher from Boston. Toothaker cutting alfalfa for J Parker and Chas Marshall. Fourth alfalfa crop harvested by farmers. Alfred Thomas starts school. J Koegler and E L Blessinger travel to Walla Walla and Seattle. D S Stewart to Pendleton for winter work. F C Stretsberry to Kennewick. Mrs Brown arrives from St Paul to spend winter with daughter Mrs E Spicer. School basement finished. hot water heating system to be installed with radiators and pipes. Andrews System chosen as up-to-date plant. Locals optimistic about statewide progress.
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Angus Hay
White Bluffs
F. Stretsberry
J. C Franklin
Colfax
Robert Lucas
Umatilla
Seattle
John Dablain
Rossland B.C
Maude Schroyer
Capt. Winslow
G. B Schroyer
Bevier
Mr. Hanley
Kennewick
Pearl
Mary Kinzebach
Spokane
McCloud
Brink
D.S. Stewart
Manson
Portland
C. Cantwell
Walla Walla
Cantwell
T Dutcher
T. Dry
Dutcher
Boston
EE Toothaker
J. Parker
Chas Marshall
Alfred Thomas
J. Koegler
E. L Blessinger
Pendleton
F. Co S Stretsberry
Andrews
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Ceili
Valenza
Russel Bevier
Stretsberry
W. L. Blackman
Post Office
The
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
Rudkin
First National Bank
Lynch
H. A. Hower
Tull
Fox, Wombat
Tull’s
Ulu
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