Winona Area Native Harriet Dunton Celebrates 106th Birthday
Eyota Minnesota AP Harriet Dunton a Winona area native born March 1 1860 marks her 106th birthday. Her life includes five states three marriages work as a teacher homesteader dry goods merchant dressmaker and minister’s wife with key moves from Grand Forks North Dakota to Tennessee California Florida and back to Winona.
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Eyota
Minn
Harriet Dunton
Steader
Dry Good
Winona
Matteson Nursing Home
Dunton
Harriet Carahan
Carahan
Tennessee
Berry
California
Florida
New Educational Experiments Tied to Title III Funds
Sylvia Porter outlines nationwide pilot programs under the 1965 Title III provision to expand supplementary education. Initiatives include mobile chambers, outdoor learning, computer studies, peer tutoring, travel science centers, and seminars aimed at boosting human capital and long term growth through innovative teaching.
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Maine
Kentucky
Louisville
Washington State
Colorado
California
Michigan
New York City
Board of Education
U.S
National Education Association
Washington
Mixed-up Things Answer to Previous SITIE Puzzle
The note attributes the solution to the Newspap er Enterprise Association and references an earlier SITIE puzzle. It signals a thematic mix of clues and a call for cross referencing prior entries. No clear event dates or direct names are provided.
Water town names Martyn Mann police chief
Martyn Mann a 15 year veteran and sergeant was promoted to chief by the Police and Fire Commission. He succeeds Herbert Vehlow who retired in January after 22 years as chief.
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Watertown
Martyn Mann
Mann
Police and Fire Commission
Herbert Vehlow
Hawking a Lost Medieval Sport Across Europe
Uncle Rays notes explain falconry's Middle Ages practice with hawks trained in castles. Kings and nobles pursued waterfowl while commoners used bows and arrows. Today hawking survives mostly in Britain Canada the United States and Holland with limited modern activity.
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Europe
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Holland
The Story of the Alphabet leaflet offer
Uncle Ray offers a free illustrated leaflet titled The Story of the Alphabet for History sections of scrapbooks. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of The La Crosse Tribune Publishers Newspaper Syndicate.
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Bartonville School
Hamilton
Ont
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Bloomington man dies in rear-end collision near Mankato
A Bloomington man, Thomas Schmidt, 22, was killed when his car struck the rear of a semitrailer on four-lane U.S. 169 about one mile north of Mankato. The truck driver, Frank Dehner, 31, of St. Paul, was not injured. The highway toll for 1966 rose to 81 deaths.
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Mankato
Robbers jailed for home invasion in Kenosha
Allen Wolfe twenty and Jesus Velasquez eighteen were sentenced to three years in the State Reformatory after pleading guilty to invading a 75 year old woman's home and robbing her at knifepoint of one hundred dollars.
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Kenosha
Allen Wolfe
Jesus Velasquez
State Reformatory
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Anniversar
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Sylvia Porter
By Sylvia Porter
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ireland
Ian Peasantt
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF
LA Crosse
Uncle Ray’s
Puan Ee WI
Manke
Caledonia
Buick
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
R. L. Polk and Co
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Detroit
Continental
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