County School Notes Teachers Examinations and Open Positions
The next teachers examination will be held Thursday and Friday January 15 18 and 19 at the Marshall Township High School. Applicants must be at least 17 but certificates require 18. Several townships list unfilled teaching posts with clerks named and salaries from 50 to 100 dollars. Qualified teachers should contact Casey Westfield Martinsville and Marshall officials for openings and instructions.
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Marshall Township
Briscoe
Parker Jp
E. T. Pinnell
Round Grove
Parker
Frantz Knecht
Casey Toner
Casey
Zara Shawver
Brown
Jesse Scott
Oak Point
Johnson
Jesse Weaver
Casey Kickapoo
Elmer Briggs
Liberty
Dolson
W H. Hurst
Martinsville
Germany
John Trefz
Marshal
Prairie
C. G. Towell
Fairview
Orange
Roe Welch
Pike’s Peak
Douglas
Thos. Devainey
Marshall
Castlefinn
Chas
Myers
Oliver
McClure
Harry Reynolds
Spiketown
Charles Stepp
Marshall Grand Turn
Anderson
Reno Schlosser
Kile
Philip Spittler
Liverly
John Bédesinger
Unfon
Wabash
Herman Stoelting
Dennison
Liberty Square
Robt
Cooper
Hall
Darwin
Bert Robinson
Black Hawk
George Mundorf
Washington
Fred Imle
Marshall Brick
York
E. Clatfelter
Intereht
Casey Township High School
H C Leggett
Westfield
Austin Bardin
Chester Snavely
Martinville
C. A Purdunn
Marshall, IJ
Salvaging sunk ships reshapes the wartime shipping problem
A London announcement reveals Britain has salvaged over 400 ships sunk by U-boats in three and a half years, with 147 raised in the last five months. The process, improving with time, offers a third remedy alongside using wrecks and building new vessels, delivering near new ships and dealing a triple defeat to the U-boats.
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London
Dutch U boat trapped and towed into British port
A German U boat crewman recounts how the submarine was caught in a British trap off the English coast and towed to a British port after the crew escaped to Holland. The account describes the ship’s silent run and a surprise appearance by smiling British sailors at the quay.
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England
Holland
Blunt Language Sharply Dismisses Exchange of Experience
The text contrasts preferring personal experience over profiting from others and notes blunt language in sharp retorts, reflecting a stance on individual experience versus secondhand gain.
Wasteful Contract Costs Reported By Carpenter
A Casey carpenter en route to Muscle Shoals reports costly waste under a cost plus contract system. He claims 14 hour days at 65 cents an hour, government pay of 2300 dollars per barracks project, and unnecessary rebuilding, with other workers paid similarly. He urges an end to wasteful public spending exposed in congressional discussions.
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Casey Carpenter
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Marshall
Swilc
Theec
Congress
Weaver disclaims debts incurred by wife since September 1917
Notice states L. F. Weaver refuses responsibility for debts contracted by his wife from September 1917 onward. The declaration appears as a personal covenant or public notice asserting non liability for those charges.
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L. F. Weaver
Chas. M. Sullins
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Daniel Spittler
Overland Go
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co
the Dulaney National Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
Bert Bryan
Cashier
J.R. Burnett
F. W. Greenough
J. R. Burnett
E-M. Duncan
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Edwin Booth