County School Notes on Attendance Prizes and Certificates
Supt Moore allows souvenir awards for perfect attendance when effort was genuine and external circumstances prevented perfection. Commencement week in many graded schools. about twenty in the county remain in session after this week. June first will see the end-of-year enumeration. a week of review begins June 10 for those preparing for the Institute. Second grade teachers may renew credentials without examination if five years of continuous teaching and a strong thesis are provided, per the Board of Examiners. Continuous teaching means at least six months per year since July 1, 1902.
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Moore
Board of
Iexaminers
Epworth League Convention At Woodbine 18th District Meet
The Council Bluffs Epworth League District holds its 18th annual convention in Woodbine June 5 to 7 with an expected 160 enrollments. The program includes devotional sessions, addresses by Luella Rigby Lillian Britten and others, round tables, business sessions, junior rally, and a mission study class, featuring local pastors and state superintendents.
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Council Bluffs
Epworth League
Woodbine
Leonard Crane
Bessie Manchester
Ida Copeland
Fletcher Homan
Ina Ingersell
M. A. Gable
P. J. Mayerty
C. W. Senift
C. S. Ericksen
Rev. A. HK
Griffith
Southwest Iowa Sees Normal Rain in April for Mills County
Mills County reports April moisture near normal with 271 inches of rainfall. Through May, soil moisture improved as Monday night showers passed central areas and Wednesday brought general rain across the county, with additional rains noted across Nebraska.
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Mills County
Towa
Iowa
Nebraska
Secretary Taft May Visit Tabor Jubilee Speakings
Secretary Taft may address the Tabor College jubilee in June after receiving an urgent invitation for June 19. He leaves Washington May 29 on a western tour to inspect barracks at Fort Leavenworth after passing through Copper Billis.
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Taft
Tabor
Washington
Glenwood Mail Clocks Inbound and Outbound Routes
Information on west and east bound trains or mail routes with irregular times and gate openings. Office hours listed as 7:00 am to 8:00 pm with windows open 7:80 am to 7:80 pm. Sunday hours 9:80 to 10 am and 5.00 to 8.20 pm.
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Knut Bonn Nob
Nowa Baa
Tia Omaha
Aun
Tote Wee Council
Wee
Kalb
Pacific Junction
Henwood
Balfour
Malvern Sie
N. Ses
Emerson
Hastings
Atatvern
Glenwood
Pacific Jonction
BAS Council Unita
Sane
Omaha
Chicago
Ron Sanday
Omaha West
Platternuath
Opm Po Omatit
Platteraoud Tat
Council Bluffs
Pac
Junction
Bartlett
Kanesa City
North
South
Nod
Tone
Sone Wees
Council Blois
Minadia
Silver City
Malyorn
Strahan
Silver City and Area Social and Health Notes
Silver City events include visits by Rens Moore and G W Wyant, baccalaureate by Rev R R Moser, and class gatherings at Miss Mary Pullman's home. Memorial Day services set for May 26 at the Baptist church. Health updates note Frances McCoy illness, CG Greenwood’s cancer concern, and William McCoy's hospitalization in Council Bluffs.
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Rens Moore
Plattsmouth
Silver City
G W Wyant
Malvern
Wm Mc Soy
D Greenwood
Emerson
Lert Moore
Colorado
Nebraska
R R Moser
Methodist Church
Mary Pullman
Baptist Church
WG Cooper
Frances McCoy
Sadie Reeve
A i Reeve
Charles
A Bonner
Silverton
Ore
Remington
Ind
William McCoy
Council Blucis
St Bernard Hospital
Pacific Junction News Roundup Highlights Moves and Events
Mrs R BR Nimmo left Tuesday to join her husband in Haxton Colorado. John Peterson and Adolph Jeon plan an extended visit to Sweden starting Sunday. Mr and Mrs T McGovern of Ogden Utah visited with daughter Mrs 8 O Burgess. A 1 month old baby boy of C A Johnson died Sunday and was buried at Greston Monday. CG Epperson received a severe hand kick from a steer while branding cattle this week. CTP Anderson and Editor McMasters left for a week in Texas to view land proposals at Almarilo. Brakeman A Johnson will move his family back to Creston and resume west division runs. CG Epperson finished cornplanting and plans plowing later this week after cold start and two snows. Tribune misreported that Clarence Brussell’s fine had led to jail. $100 fine paid Monday the hearing occurred before Squire McLaughlin for assault on Thomas Darlau.
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R BR Nimmo
Haxton
Colo
John Peterson
Adolph Jeon
Sweden
Mis T McGovern
Ogden
Utah
8 O Burgess
C A Johnson
Greston
CG Epperson
Ctp Anderson
McMasters
Texas
Almarilo
Johnson
Pacific Junction
Creston
West Division
the Tribune
Clarence Brussell
Squire McLaughlin
Thomas Darlau
Tabor Topics and Local Notes
Samuel Aattam returned from England last week and Charles Green was released on a 500 bond for criminal assault. Mrs Laura Torrence visited Omaha and Glenwood. Several fan families were fined for smallpox exposure at Homer Schwartz home. The high school earned 50 from a drama in Thurman. Andrew Venuis of Faigle visited his aged father northwest of Tabor. Rev Peter Jacobs gave the speech at the high school laureate event Sunday. Miss Perry Wilson of Anderson spent a few days at wear and Mrs Walter from Minneapolis were guests at D M Williams. They came to Thurman for the burial of Mrs Crouch's mother. Bert Tipple and wife are spending a vacation here after closing their home.
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Charles Green
Laura Torrence
Omaha
Glenwood
Homer Schwartz
Tl Pera
Andrew Venuis
Faigle
Father
Tabor
Cni
Peter Jacobs
Perry Wilson
Anderson
Walter Neapolis
Minn
D M| Williams
Thurman
Crouch
Bert Tipple
Hastings student work referenced. Tipple named principal
The report notes last week's school work at Hastings and announces Mr Tipple has been elected principal of Prescoth schools for the coming year. It also mentions Mrs Herbert Barbour and her Pacific City family visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs HU Reeves.
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Hastings
Tipple
Prescoth
Herbert Barbour
Pacific City
HU Reeves
Local Social Notes From West Oak and Nearby
West Oak residents report Sunday suppers at Shanks home and a visit by John Wallace to Butterfield. Hiram YWinter helps with Endi scott farm work this spring as Buck and Murphy install farming machinery. Jesse Endicott buys traps to start gopher catching and attorney H M Logan with Mary dine at Abbes home. Fred Double and Wallace family visit, with Blanche Wallace boarding with the Doubles and attending Glenwood schools.
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Hiram Ywinter
Shanks
Marley
Endiscott
Wilcox
John Wallace
Jesse Endicott
H M Logan
Mary
John Abbes
W Warner
Ringer
Myers Place
Krecklow
Buck & Murphy
Glenwood
Fred Double
Wallace
Blanche
Henderson News Brief From Farrington and Nearby
Henderson of Farrington is on the sick list this week. Paul shipped two carloads of hogs to Omaha last Tuesday. Charles Swaney and Rollin Coppock went to Chicago with stock last Saturday. Dora Slump has returned from Willisea visiting sister Mrs Wm Bell. A new brick building is rising as HP Wilson prepares to build. Graduation exercises at the Methodist church Saturday night May 25. Emerson Methodist Rey Maines preached the class sermon to the Senderson graduates last Sunday.
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of Farrington
Paul
Omaha
Charles Swaney
Rollin Coppock
Chicago
Dora Slump
Willisea
Wm Bell
Henderson
HP Wilson
Methodist Church
Eivery
Rey Maines
Emerson Methodist
Senderson
Aven of Carson
Hastings News Briefs: Lightning Strikes Homes and Visits
A baby girl arrived last week at the Fred Wilson home. Three telephone poles near Ben Bellwood’s home were shattered by lightning Monday night. Mrs. R Young of Macedonia visits the Thas Young home this week. Mr and Mrs. Wmory Greenwalt of Chicago visit his father this week. CG H Baxter’s house was struck by lightning Monday night, the room split along its length and beds narrowly escaped. No one was hurt.
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Fred Wilson
Ben Bellwood
R Young
Macedonia
Thas Young
Wmory Greenwalt
Chicago
Baxter
Defect of the Typewriter Noted by Judge in London
A judge at Queen's Hall in London expressed regret that typewriters lack a kiss sign on their keyboards while presenting prizes to successful students in a large typewriting school.
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Queen’s Hall
London
Passing of Love Sparks Divided Camps at Ball
Snippets from a London Graphic page recount social tiffs and wit at a big ball. A guest disputes a cloakroom coat, jokes about new coats, and humorous quips from Sourice and Prince ton Tiger reflect society humor. Also notes on brain size in Isaac Newton and a quip about Italy.
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London Graphic
The Eagle That Was Made to Pose as a Fighting Cock
Otto Bacher in Century tells of sailors in a seaport who transform an American eagle into a fighting cock to pit against English birds. The tale ends with the eagle biting off a opponent’s head, as Whistler mimed, prompting the crowd's astonished reaction.
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Whistler
England
Sid
Otto Bacher
Century
Towns With Troubles Across The World
A collage of historical woes across cities including London Tokyo and Madrid, noting disasters, winds and plagues as annual tolls of thousands. The piece links cholera to Calcutta and plague to Bombay, with winds like the mistral and solano shaping urban peril.
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London
Tokyo
Calcutta
Bombay
Bagdan
Bagdad
Madrid
Philadelphia Bulletin
Equally Culpable in a Quiet Kitchen Skirmish
A light, humorous exchange features two neighbors debating cook theft and kindness as they banter about cola, advice, and a fine day, capturing a witty slice of everyday life with playful dialogue.
Tasor and Northern Arrive at Malvern and Tabor
Transport notes show Tasor and Northern arrivals at Malvern with times 4.30 pm and 6.30 pm, late afternoon schedule 1120 gm 630 pm and Tabor service listed 1205 m and 800 am 32 pm. details imply timetable fragments for onward connections.
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Tasor & Northern
Leaven
Y Malvern
Tabor
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