End of School Event Draws Largest Local Crowds
The last day of school drew a record crowd for a local event as patrons and friends filled baskets. Teachers earned high praise for their efforts, with many attendees traveling from afar.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
4
The last day of school drew a record crowd for a local event as patrons and friends filled baskets. Teachers earned high praise for their efforts, with many attendees traveling from afar.
A merchant stresses truth as a core business asset and promotes a wide range of groceries and high quality meat. The ad asserts honest labeling and best prices, inviting customers to buy potatoes apples flour canned goods sugar and premium roast from first class animals.
An analysis explains how the Gulf stream heats vast waters keeping heat aloft to form a dry aerial current. This dry current travels east then south, creating arid skies over Russia and deserts across Turkestan, Arabia and Africa before returning to the Gulf stream.
The origin of the name Canada is traced to a mistaken Spaniard phrase Acanada meaning There is nothing here. Indians overheard the remark and told the French who, mishearing it, adopted Canada as the country’s name, a usage that endures.
George G. Doran of Blanton Milling outlines forming a gang to go to Mexico for applicants. An eager husky applicant interrupts, asking to be placed on the busy list and leaves for the street.
Mrs F B Torbert and her daughter visited from Friday to Wednesday with Mr and Mrs R B Myers. Mrs R A Booe and her daughter Jean with Miss Estel Duncan were in Crawfordsville Wednesday. A H Dickens visited his daughter in Terre Haute over Sunday. Frank Jones from Crawfordsville came early this week. Charley Sackmire was in Attica yesterday. Beal and Tomlinson advertise fresh bread.
No levers or springs for adjustments featured on the new walker rider cultivator from Kingman Hardware Company. Nearby, Master Leslie Little of Covington visited with Dan Strader, Ora Woody traveled to Tangier, and H. A. Myers was seen in Danville midweek.
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