EMAITCHESS Juniors Start Plans for Annual Banquet
Junked OCR text lists organizers and editors for a junior group banquet with names such as Metin cyert Ay Ms and Delpha Donner Department Editors fohagt Willard Millikan. The passage references committees, start dates, and individuals like Lorraine tashner and Lorraine Ffortres. The readable pieces imply a school or club planning meeting with participant names.
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Delpha Donner
Fohagt
Willard Millikan Cos
Flelen
Lorraine Tashnerores
Lorraine Ffortres
Delremt
Sevausi
Hoeey by Hodges Class Meeting At End Of Term
The final weeks of school feature class meetings and senior events. Students jockey for attention as freshmen and sophomores brace for tougher scrutiny. Eric Edlund would rather be elsewhere while Stella Jane expects a hard path to enjoy currents from a Neray machine. A May dance is announced at the Community Building and invites all.
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Altheiel
Eric Edlund
Langenioreh
Stella Jane
Themer to Rethink Dover Debates and Practice
The article discusses evolving discussion methods and the aim to test knowledge in practice. It notes shifts in debate focus and the role of discipline in presenting reasoning. It references Mr Dyke's era and the impact of formal speaking on understanding.
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Mbr
Seventh Grade Master War in Mistery and Study Notes
Seventh grade class notes describe a mystery theme, with poems and stories, drafts, and a water and light meter study. Students practice reading, writing, and practical projects, with weekly Tuesday and Thursday activities. Captains Carolyn Rochner and Carolyn Wall led the group as seventh and eighth graders planned a field hike Friday.
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Carolyn Rochner
Carolyn Wall Iistead
Pridiy
Iday
Third Grade Lesson On Ages In Human History
Students study the Stone Age copper age Teotzene era and the steel age while learning geography. In language class they copy poems and memorize verses as the room displays handwork decorations and binders for the project.
Second Grade Study Of Cowboys And Flowers
The second grade completed a study of cowboys in the west and gathered a variety of blossoms to decorate the room. Names of students and a few misspelled items indicate class activities and reading lessons in progress.
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West
Tiane Dalcherey
Phim Ulosmons
Charchill
Peada
Eighth Grade Lessons on Plays and Mathematics
Fragmented text shows eighth graders studying Midsummer Night's Dream scenes and arithmetic topics such as lateral area and volume. Mentions fixation of federal documents and health topics. Posters created, but readability is limited.
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Faye Hee
Girls Kittenball Teams Hold Twice Weekly Practice
Girls kittenball squads meet twice weekly in preparation for the Ciel Re Serve project. Some members show nerves about playing in public while others gain confidence after practice sessions. An umpire and other officials assist, as the team develops coordination and skill.
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Lad Hort
Fifth Grade Wednesday Walter Tinahan Beogelit Out Wartime Pictures
Fifth graders discussed World War II era pictures and events, with Jack Wering sharing a talk about visiting Texas birthplace. The class read familiar short stories, worked through Geography spelling, and reviewed a unit from their Wee books.
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Walter Tinahan
Abet Ward
Jack Wering
Teowsi
West Lanch
Textil debate and tax plan loom over Washington scene
The week sees a long debate on a new revenue act in Congress with a projected net gain around one hundred million dollars. Officials note windfall and excess profits taxes affecting processors and capital stock, while White House mourns Louis Howe and Roosevelt allies recall his influence on 1920 campaign.
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NAA
Tenia
Roosevelt
White House
Louis Howe
Abe
M Roosevelt
Mir Howe
Alwys Lankerd
Social notes from Med Oak area bustling weekend
Jack Nichols and Fr. cis Shurehter visited Med Oak area with Mrs. AL J. McGinnis and Mrs. S. Wo Arterburn. Local editors from Columbus Nebr visited in the John McGinnis Sr. home. Jessie Gee spent Saturday in Red Oaks. Ann O'Vonner and Janes O'Conner of Onttha visited. Civace Cinistatk attended a meeting in Glenwood. Virahy. Betty Ann McGinnis planned a trip to Giletiwugd for her first arcade reading. Arterburn and Maryhin Jisar of Council Bluffs attended events with the SW crowd. Arterburn came Thursday.
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Jack Nichols
Churehter
Cis
Med Oak
AL J. McGinnis
S. Wo
Ann O'Vonner
Janes O'Conner
Onttha
A. J. Metinnis
Glenwood
Ann McGinnis
Mra
Sadar Arterbarn
Wortman Announces Senate Candidacy in Mills-Montana District
Malvern Leader editor and publisher Wortman declares Republican bid for state senator from Mills-Montana counties district. A native of Mille Conn, he cites decades in education and local service, promising constituency-focused work and support for rural communities in a June 1 primary bid.
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Toe Hs
Pspahbeaigan
Alor
Beaty Rephiese
Chreen Miech
Flee
Republica
Cory
Wortmey
Eng
Cearaty Gereatest Tmsesters
Phas
Fem Trae
Mills-Mountaenerys
Malvern
Mills-Montaemers
Uti
Sind
Wortman
Nisse
Highland Mark College
Emerson Schools
Malvern Leader
Simpson Calle
Methodist Church
Wortmian
Smd
Sea-Dwelling Mammals and Cooling Myths Debunked
Fragmented OCR suggests a discussion of how sea dwelling mammals such as seals walruses porpoises and whales regulate temperature without pouring water over their skin. The text is garbled but hints at a scientific or natural history note on evaporation cooling and mammals.
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Nats, Hatiynen
Fragmented Weather Notice From Jamestown Area
Vague OCR fragment mentions Jamestown and a plan or notice across months May and December. No clear events, dates, or entities readable beyond place names.
Minute Man setup discussed at Banerss meeting
A speaker outlines the Minute Man program to aid farmers with materials queued for distribution. The plan envisages a unit for every four square miles, organized to keep topics in check and ensure resources reach farmers efficiently. The discussion took place Tuesday evening at The tac hall in Banerss.
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Banerss
Weill
Heaton
Malvern
River Valley Junior 4 H Club Meets at Lincoln
River Valley Junior 4 H Club gathered at Lincoln to discuss sheep projects and yearling care. Members and visitors were served refreshments as officers led the meeting with reports and future plans for May.
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River Valley
Lincoln's
Valles
Y Jeanie
Karl Lincoln
Vie
Repute
Mansfield News Letter Summary Incoherent Planting Notes
Fragmentary OCR text from Mansfield News Letter describes garbled terms and names, with scattered references to dates and places but no coherent event or outcome. The readable portions suggest a local-item style without clear facts to summarize.
Chinch Bugs Rise as Potential Menace Near Newport
Readable text notes chinch bugs likely to become a menace to crops and turf around the Newport area. Mention of water management, weather effects, and warnings from the Weather Bureau. Also references to Naval training station activities and nearby agricultural concerns.
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Newport
Road
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