The Rural School Problem Reviewed by Local Leader
In an educational survey by County Superintendent Havenor the rural school system is examined. Prof Cary of Milwaukee identifies causes such as population shifts, poverty, and untrained teachers. The piece argues for better teacher training, expanded high school pedagogy courses, and more support to attract qualified educators to country schools.
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Havenor
Ar. Tavener
OP. Cary
Milwaukee
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United States
Lamon
Beter
Baker's Dozen
Whiga
Ferall
Udine
Noremal
Hartest
Lela
Porward
Ancrean
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Martel
Sugh High
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Adat Leigh
City council weighs sewerage vote at coming election
The council last Thursday night passed a resolution to gauge public opinion on sewerage. Voters will decide yes or no on whether the city should be supplied with a sewer system. No concrete plan or cost estimate has been proposed yet, but the poll aims to gauge residents' wishes and guide future action.
Gospel Meetings Draw Crowd and Stir Strong Beliefs
Crowds turned away from a Hyangelinile Meeting as Daily Growing Ea lerext services spread through factories and churches. Mr Ostrom and Mr Tillis led addresses and songs at multiple sites including hoop and chase factories, with a Sunday program promising teachers and children services. The effort stresses repentance and a new life in faith amid a era of rough thinking.
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Hyangelinile
Ealerext
Curiasu
Stromud
Presbyterian Church
Ostram
Tillis
Isnithy
Ostrum
Hoop
Ehase
Bridiy
Pino Vaey
Humber
Satuviluy
Mr. Ostrom
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Christian Hines
Shipping Young Cattle Boosts Farm Stock Debate
A local paper notes buyers’ interest in young cattle and beef futures, with figures showing over 1,500 head purchased by a man named Reynolds. It argues high prices for unfinished cattle tempt sellers, warns of supply gaps, and urges keeping breeders on farms to replenish beef stock as prices shift.
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Shinmnent
Patel
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Dho
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Thippen
Vila
Mala
Jiame
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Little Child Scalded in Marsh Town Incident
Mr and Mrs Wouselsarger of Marsh reported their young child severely scalded last Sunday. While the mother scrubbed nearby, a tab or tub overturned as she stepped away to fetch a nailed item. The child was badly burned on one side but the wound was tended, and the mother urged greater caution to protect youngsters from such accidents.
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Ars
Wouselsarger
Marsh
Tay
Making Bicycles in the Local Shop
Makers advertise custom bicycles by Metilka Bros and Mettetka Bris. promising solid roadsters built to endure rough ground and easy riding. The article notes a property exchange involving Jos. Reissaiger and Henry Dietrich, with Hein disposed of to Mr. Burts in a Tuesday transfer.
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Che Metilita Bros
Mettetka Bris
Jos
Reissaiger Sall
Henry Dietrich
Heineen
Ibtoa
Burts
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Haveior
A. Kleinhorng & Co
Burt & Mears
Farrell & Church and Beals, Torrey & Co
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Uphams
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Marshfield Hardware Co
Louis Wallesen
Brigk
Wisconsin
Permet
Morse School OF Telegraphy
Normal School
Oshkosh
First National Bank OF
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Adan Harer
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Casnter
Ernsts
Schmidt
Yues
Dany. Cash
Cam'l Bante
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Lyasder Choate
Beny & Chailie
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Casbron
Marsbllet
Revsy
Mareufleld
Florosta
Ube Wert
E. F. Mechler
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Henry Ck Merchant
Henry Icke
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