Things Vocational Education Boost in Davison County
County Superintendent W Coursey reports on vocational and teacher awards in Davison County. Prominent notices include five straight $5 prizes for meritorious work in the Teachers Reading Circle, diplomas and library certificates for students, and a postponed literacy rally due to Scarlet fever in Prosper No. 1. The piece lists numerous teachers and students receiving certificates and diplomas, and notes activities at Lisbon No. 8 and Willig Tobin Rome No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jones
Hot Springs
Reading
Davison County
Johnie Donovan
Willig Tobin
Rome
Ed. Brennan
Brendon Township
Lisbon No. 8
Floy Stevens
Coursonian Litaviary Society
Earl Comstock
Eva B.waugh
Clarence Hofstetter
George Riggert
Maud Hofstetter
May.Jones
Mary Schurz
Gertrude Sehnurz
Minnie Hoffman
Agnes Schaub
Myrtle Bonham
Lillian Carlyon
Alfred Kelsey
Edward J. Nelson
Olaf Thormodsgard
Amanda Tritle
Lizzie
Theresa Crampton
Edith Annis
Sarah Swenson
David Buedefeltd
Dora Williams
Anton Johnson
Forest Butts
Mary Pratt
Beulah
Nina
Jessie Moses
Edith Teesdale
Ethel Jones
Hazel Lewis
McKinley Pound
Sylvia Brady
Howard Dawson
Charlotte Williams
Mary Ficroeff
Lilda Oleson
Eldith Orswell
Robert Tschirley
Jessie Orswell
Nellie Newman
Jessie Brion
John Cutts
S. C. Cathout
Esther Hattenberg
Georgia Patterson
Grace Livingston
Court House
Helens
Well Represented At Tobin No 16 Program
W O Cramm drove away with eight pupils to Tobin No 16 and brought them back. Miss Blanche Orswell and Miss Edith Orswell walked six miles to town to attend. Many thanks to all, especially those who participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. Cramman
Tobin No 16
Blanche
Edith Orswell
University music recital closes fall term in chapel
The School of Music staged a fall term closing recital in the chapel led by Miss Lee in voice and piano and Prof. Barry on violin. Four of Barry’s students Jeanie Bartlett Maud Barrows Paul Williams and Hardy Kittleson performed. A vocal duet by Misses Lathrop and Tillotson and a quartet by Lee Lathrop Richard and Tillotson drew praise. The ladies chorus and choral union rendered selections including a chorus from Tannhauser. Two-piano and six-hand numbers impressed, with Caprice Heroique and Paderewski pieces featured. The program closed with a humorous piece The Quiltin Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Miss Lee
Barry
Miss Bartlett
Williams
Lathrop
Tillotson
Lee
Richard
Ladies’ Chorus
The
Choral Union
Tannehauser
Hodge
Miss Lathrop
Ruth Richards
McCormick
Vickers
Doyle
Nobis
Elocution recital closes fall term at chapel hall
The University closes its fall term with an elocution recital in chapel hall Monday evening. The program features piano solos, a piano duet, readings, and dramatic pieces performed by students under Prof. J. L. Lardner’s direction. A druggists advertise Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic relief.
Death by Own Action Reported for Hans Peterson
Mrs. Hans Peterson of Langley Washington informed that her husband Hans Peterson died December 7 by suicide in their Langley home. She found him with a bullet wound in the temple after returning from a day out. He had lived temperately since moving to Langley. Two months earlier he had a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Peterson
South Side
Langley
Wash
Mr. Peterson
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health
The article extols Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic that improves digestion and blood quality. It argues stomach health is key to nutrition and lists symptoms from poor blood and digestion such as pimples, sleepless nights, neuralgia, and rheumatism. It also touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure for constipation by addressing its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Man and wife in rural accident lead to tragedy
Mrs Peterson suffered a broken limb after a horse frighten drove them off a country road. The injury failed to heal and gangrene followed forcing removal of the limb. The event, along with financial strain, was believed to precipitate Mr Peterson to take his own life. Friends organized a fundraiser to cover medical costs and an artificial limb.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Spencer Man
Geo A Thompson of Spencer Ta reports twenty years of dyspepsia relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He tried local doctors and even travel abroad but only the product provided real relief and he urges others with indigestion to use it. Sold by L O Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Thompson
Spencer, Ta
Chicago
Norway
L. O. Gale
Resignation Accepted at Dakota Wesleyan Preceptress
President Nicholson announced during chapel exercises that Mrs. Cora Murphy, the preceptress and longtime faculty member, tendered her resignation yesterday. The board of directors accepted it after review. Mrs Murphy left for Boston and a replacement is sought before the winter term begins January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
Nicholson
Cora Murphy
Murphy
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Praised By Users
A Centre Alabama man J L Tucker endorses DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as best for piles cuts and burns. Mrs Samuel Gage of North Rush New York credits it with healing a twelve year fever sore and restoring her ability to walk. The ad notes the salve cures without scarring and is sold by L O Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. L. Tucker
Centre
Ala
Samuel Gage
North Rush
N. Y
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