Graduation Oratory Delivers Class of Twenty Six
Graduation exercises and class night at the opera house feature twenty six seniors with orations on The Alamo and The Plains Across. Miss Ehrhardt Miss Bartmann Miss Sexton and Myron Tack deliver notable speeches, a violin solo and a Cuban history piece, followed by the class play The School for Scandal staged by the faculty and students.
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Board of Education
Ehrhardt
Texas
Alamo
Selma Bartmann
Lindsey
Denver
Battmann
Wayne Deming
Dorothy Drollinger
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Clark
Edward Witt
Mr. Witt
Japan
U.S
Marie Sexton
America
Miss Sextory
School For Scandal
Exploding dynamite blows out tool house near Sherry
Julius Paulson, living near Sherry, was served with divorce papers last Saturday. In a fit of rage he attached a fuse to ten pounds of dynamite in a nearby tool house, lit it, and fled into the woods. The tool house and wagon sheds were blown to atoms, but the house with Mrs. Paulson and the children inside was unharmed. Paulson was later found by Sheriff Welch and arrested.
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Julius Paulson
Sherry
Holstein Friesians Plan New Show Barn and Growth
Holstein-Friesian breeders held a well attended meeting last Saturday and voted 300 dollars to fund a new show barn at the fair grounds for exclusive Holstein displays. Plans propose placing the barn near the current Connor Co structure with a show ring between, and a future Guernsey barn at right angles. A central covered ring could connect all barns similar to Chicago’s livestock building. Completion hoped this season, site possibly west Third Street between Dr Doege’s office and Hatteberg residence if bought soon.
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John P. Hume
R. Connor Co
Chicago
Plans for a New Masonic Temple By Local Lodge
The local Masonic lodge is seriously considering building a new temple to house the Blue Lodge Royal Arch chapter and the Eastern Star chapter. If plans proceed, the project aims to provide a centralized home for the Masonic bodies and related activities.
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Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
R. A
Astern Star
Annual Meeting Friday of Marshfield Guernsey Breeders Assn
The Marshfield Guernsey Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting Friday at 1 p m to elect officers and conduct other business. President C J Morrison will discuss least expensive concentrated ration for milking cows and W E Hargrave will cover keeping milk records and testing milk. Frank Morrison, back from Madison where he studies agricultural college, will speak on a university phase. The event promises valuable dairy info for attendees. In the evening the Methodist church ladies host a regular supper at the parsonage between 5 and 8.
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Ati P.m
Marshfield Guernsey Breeders’ Association
C. J. Morrison
W. E. Hargrave
Frank Morrison
Madison
Agricultural College
Attorney General ruling blocks saloon licenses to corporations
The attorney general ruled that city councils and village boards cannot issue saloon licenses to corporate entities. The decision rests on the view that a corporation is not a naturalized citizen and cannot be punished, with stock transfers undermining license purpose. The ruling may face court review and could reshape local brewing company licensing.
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Gilbert
E. C. Pors
iKenosha County
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Elmer Dickerson
E. M. Deming
J Grent
Sheridan
Wiol
R. B
Eagle
Lars
Franan
Douglas
Crawford
Pingree’’ Auil ‘la
France
Breeders’ Association
Annual Meeting
Guernsey
City Hall
Methodist Church
Jane
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