Pacific Junction High School Commencement
Pacific Junction High School announces commencement on Friday evening June 4 at M. E. church with class sermon May 30 at Methodist church by Rev. B. E. Garrett. Class play The Iron Hand set for May 31 at E. P. opera house. seven graduates listed: Robert C. Carlson Agnes M. Carlson Ellen J. Corcoran Goldie E. Hunter Bertha M. Lee Blanche R. Lee Morris M. Moore.
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Goldie E. Hunter
Bertha M. Lee
Blanche R. Lee
Morris M. Moore
H. Garrett Music
Wm. R. Green
9Th District of
Iowa
W. L. Tivans
J. H. Croak
Board Music
Goesene Aiwee Reese Orchestra
Proposals for Erection of a School House Burr Oak Iowa
Sealed bids for building a school house in Burr Oak Independent District Mills County Iowa are due by 1 PM Saturday June 12 1915. Plans and specs are at the County Superintendent of Schools Glenwood Iowa with a 5 percent certified check. Board meets 7 PM June 12 1915 to consider bids and may reject all bids.
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Burr Oak
Lyons Township
Mills County
Iowa
County Superintendent of Schools
Glenwood
A. H. Culver
Pacific Junction
Fragments reveal chaotic dialogue across sources
A garbled mix of phrases from unnamed sources cites a New York Times line about a conversation on a line between New York and San Francisco, followed by a playful taunt about chocolate and a mention of secret engagement.
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Cea
Haibby
New York
New York Times
National Security League Calls for 1,000,000 Volunteer Army
The National Security League of New York urges enrollment of a 1,000,000 volunteer American army to deter invasion until global disarmament is achieved. It criticizes the current small mobile force and outdated navy, urging better coast defenses and a stronger national guard with a mobilization plan. The appeal targets former cabinet members and broad civic groups as it builds branches in hundreds of cities.
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Congress
National Guard
Navy Reserve
National Security League
New York
League For National Defense
Joseph WH. Choate
England
Alton B. Parker
Stanwood Menken
Henry L. Stimson
Army Committee
Bernard Walker
Navy Committee
Benjamin FI. Tracy
Navy
William GC. Church
Army and Navy Journal
League
United States
Continental
Naval Committee
Great Britain
France
Germany
Panama Canal
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Merchants’ Associations
Plants Hate and Love War Between Species
Professor Henry G. Walters at Langhorne Pa. says blue rockets and nightshade are capable of merciless war on animals. He warns the plant poison can kill a man, and claims plants remember and feel love and hate. Also note a Gettysburg tidbit on a Confederate hardtack cracker found in 1868.
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Henry, G. Walters
Langhorne, Pa
Gettysburg
Perkins
Hartsville, Tenn
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