Public School Column Reports Eighth Grade Graduates Enter High School
The board hired Mrs J R Howe as half time High School teacher. Examinations held across grades with report cards due Friday January 20. Eighth grade graduates totaled thirty from Arnold and Central schools with twenty eight entering High School. total High School enrollment is 220. New and former students joined Monday plus incubator staff lauded for eight page Christmas number. Local science tests ranked Kennett, Lexington, University High entries with future testing planned. Red Cross planned layettes by domestic art class. Opinions on schooling from Dr Frank Crane quoted. Legal notices detail property described in Lafayette County with trust sale dates and trustee actions.
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J. R. Howe
Board of Education
Arnold and Central Schools
Preston Amos
Walter Beisenherz
Hollis Bledsoe
Harry Boyles
Henry Cade
Elizabeth Chauhanson
Lucy Combs
Florence Gaffin
Virginia, Gray
Thelma Hayden
Audrey Hidorn
Mary Kilgore
Robert Kirkpatrick
Pete le Saout
Frank Mavel
Mary Marchetti
William Miller
Charles Mosby
Eugene Neal
Willie Pickett
Robert Reed
Frances Rodenwald
Horace Salyer
Arthur Simmerman
Isabelle Shroyer
Cora Tanéy
Lillian Toner
Oswald Wedge
Sylvia White
Harry Young
R. K. Watkins
University High School
Columbia
Missouri
Lexington High School
Kennett High School
Moses
Ayers
Curtis
Busy Housewife Weighs Half Finished Wash Plan
A Busy Housewife praises a half finished family wash plan offered by Crawford's Laundry. The plan promises all laundry washed and half ironed, leaving only a few starched pieces to iron at home. The ad highlights freeing time for other tasks and promotes the laundry service. Crawford's Laundry, Phone 130.
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Crawford
Apples in bushel boxes from Warder Connor catalog
Fancy Washington apples listed as Jonathans Grimes Golden Layman and Hoovers in bushel boxes available from Warder and Connor at phone 158.
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Washington
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
Warder & Connor
Executors Notice of Letters Testamentary 1922
Notice is given that letters testamentary on America Anthony deceased were granted January hth 1922 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All claims must be exhibited within six months or be barred. one year for deep taired claims. Witness January 5 1922. Mary H Anthony Attested by Stephen Neom Judge of Probate. (Seal) January 6 1922. PINAL SETTLEMENT. Final settlement expected February term 1922 Lafayette County Missouri. Samuel I Drysdale Administrator with will annexed. Final settlement for J Shinn deceased executor. February term 1922. William Leo Shinn Executor. Final settlement for Elizabeth Graves administratrix February term 1922 Lafayette County Missouri.
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America Anthony
Lafayette County
Missouri
Mary H. Anthony
Stephen Ne
Annie E. Musgrove
Lexington
Cerry
Samuel I. Drysdale
J. Shinn de
William Leo Shinn
Alexander Graves
Léington
Elizabeth Graves
Final settlement sought in Nancy P Ryland estate
Administrator F Lee Wallace applies to make a final settlement in the estate of Nancy P Ryland deceased. The Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to hear at the February term in the Probate Court room Lexington on the second Monday in February 1822.
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Court House
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
James P, Chinn
Trypstee
Nancy P. Ryland
Fragmented dialogue and odd aphorisms from Ex
A garbled exchange features Dan Harold engagement talk and a misheard remark. The speaker Ix notes pain to Helen and a traveler complains his boy threw at him but did not hit. Trishman critiques boyhood. The text includes a wry aphorism about men as corks and being drawn out.
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Trishman
Traveler
Wood For Sale and Humorous Local Bits
Coal delivered 19 cents per bushel with contact 739. Wood for sale advertised by John J. Price promising a cheerful wood fire. Local humor about Grandpa Eben Hogkine and a doughboy asking how Noah fitted two into the ark, per Kreolite News and Ex.
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John J. Price
Eben Hogkine
Grandpa
Dickerin
Hinesley’s Offers Best Growers In Pint Cans
Baltimore County readers learn about top growers offering produce in pint cans at Hinesley's Produce Shop. Call 64 for details on availability and selections.
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Baltimore
Hinesley
Prisoner Cow Theft and Watch Theft Dialogue
A terse exchange features a prisoner who stole a cow asking what time it is, and another who stole a watch answering milking time. The humor rests on the juxtaposition of crime and rural life as a punchline.
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Jim
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Red Cross
Jorre
Frank Crane
Carbon Coal Mining Corporation
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Recorder of Deeds Office
Saint Thomas
Waverly
L. C. Thomas
Beetton Tourteen
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James Grant
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Jesse Grant
City of
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Lafayette Poarts
William P. Milner
Walter W. Rebar
the Recorder of Deeds
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Big Six
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Township Fifty
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Harold
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Grand Canyon National Park
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H. R. Patterson
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Fletcher
Catron & Taubman Abstract & Agency Company
Harry Taubman
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Insurance of All Hinds
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Iengo
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