Quigley County Superintendent’s Report and Local Notes
District No 20 Lisbon fire drill and school reports color Ethan and Mitchell scenes. Superintendent Coursey, selling goods for Welch Co., aids local schools and comments on vacations, board rules, and teacher journals. Semi annual apportionment totals 1788 dollars for 2305 school age children. districts 24 and 19 cited small enrollments. Ethan and surrounding towns report meetings, new school hopes, cold weather activity, and community events through Jan and Feb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursey
Lisbon
H. G. Coursey
Uhen
Welch Co
Chicago
North Dakota
Brookings
M. M. Ramer
Mitchell
Kishon
High School Notes on Visits and Opinions from Miss Edith Noble
Profs. Shepherd and Wolsey visited the high school on Tuesday. Miss Nellie Doyle and Nellie McGrath observed classes. The Girl's Glee Club gifted Miss Windle a baton and a director's stand. Miss Mrytie Champlin entered from Ik Point. Lois Anderson expects to be back Monday. Crowded seats prompt some to re enroll and study at home. An editorial urges valuing true conversation over frivolous small talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Plankinton and
Wolsey
Nellie Doyle
Nellie McGrath
Miss Windle
Mrytie Champlin
Ik Point
Lois Anderson
Oime
Edith Noble
My Ways Look Volumes Face To Write
Reo on Posh notes shows trouble writing. The brief item records a person named Reo at Posh facing difficulty with composing lengthy writings or volumes.
New Year Reflections and Local Returns in Prosper
In Prosper on January 10, residents reflect on New Year resolutions as time reveals results. Frank Schaub returns to Chamberlain after a month with his parents. Robert Watson resumes studies at Brookings Agricultural College after vacation with his parents. The French family recovers from scarlet fever and is out again. Miss Bertha Slater goes home to Iowa after months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schaub
Qchamberlain
Robert Watson
Brookings Agricultural College
George Watson
Jake French
Bertha Slater
Iowa
Prosper Area Social and Personal News Brief
The Prosper community reports a range of social notes. Richard Rowell may travel to Mayland the mother country. Nick Hunt’s family battles mumps while Miss Clara Schaub visits Ethan and Miss Nettie Hofstetter returns to Rome township schooling. Mr and Mrs George Watson visited Mitchell. L Brown plans a farm sale and move to Missouri. A surprise party at the Riggerts featured dancing and late refreshments. Mitchell guests visited the Mr and Mrs Nelson. Cmd Charley Phillips plan to retire to Mitchell. Prosper youths attended a Gard List dance. Miss Julie Wimt recovers from illness and resumes activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse
Prosper
Carl Hoffman
Eskel Carlson
Ben Lewis
Florence Watson
PD. W. A
Mitchell
Richard Rowell
Mayland
Nick Hunt
Clara Schaub
Ethan
Nettie Hofstetter
Rome Township
George Watson
L. Brown
Missouri
William Riggert
Nelson
Chartey Phillips
Gard List
Jullie Wimt
Fragmentary text hints at local governance and money handling
The readable fragment references governance and trust in handling funds, noting a conservative stance and the privilege of managing money. It implies an examination of financial responsibility within a local authority context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iheo
Local Notices from Loomis January Update
Edward Watkins visited Parker last week. Mrs Warne has moved to a new home. John Taylor and wife returned from Wintersett Iowa last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harris visiting Armour. Mr and Mrs Ayers back from wedding trip yesterday. Mrs John Lockhart returned from Vermillion last Saturday. Mrs Johnson reported very sick. Birth: a son to Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark January 2. Rock and son shipped a carload of hogs Wednesday. Miss Grace Saylor attending the Db W A this winter. Brother of Mae and Minnie Lewis visited during vacation then returned to Alexander Iowa. Christian Endeavor meets next Sunday evening and then every alternate Sunday with preaching. Rev Kibben to lecture on Africa Tuesday January 24. Mr Ribbon, an extensive traveler, will give an interesting lecture. born in South Africa, he is well informed about the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Edward Watkins
Parker
Warne
John Taylor
Wintersett
Iowa
Harris
Armour
Ayers
John Lockhart
Vermillion
Johnson
Ralph Clark
Rock and Son
Grace Saylor
Db. W. A
Mae
Minnie Lewis
Alexander
Christian Endeavor Society
Kibben
Africa
Ribbon
South Africa
Cole's Veterinary Carbon Salve Ad Claims Quick Healing
A vintage advertorial promotes Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve for horses, promising it cures sores and bruises without scars and restores hair color. It emphasizes value preservation with a bold guarantee and lists a price of 31.00 and 0.50 for the product.
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Cole
Local notes from Plano area residents visit and events
Plano residents and relatives travel to Michigan and Kalamazoo. C B Brown, G P Morse and families mentioned with local farms near Gull Lake. Miss Myrtle Holshire on extended vacation visits school No 2 and Ettie Rand of Fairview. Farwell Ladies Aid dinner at J Conrad home January 19. Joe Beattie departed for parts of Indiana and Ohio. Deskinses visit son in Johnson County Ned. Kenton Bros ship fat stock to Chicago. Ma Swenton Sr and sons accompany. Old gentleman plans Indiana visit then March 1 return with family to farms nearby. Lon Carlson rents Lambert farm. Patterson couple on their firm. Sally Conrad to Fulton for school. J C Blenkiron ships fat cattle Wednesday.
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Plano
Jan. Jr
R. D Lang
Michigan
Kalamazoo
C. B. Brown
Hale
G. P. Morse
Gull Lake
Myrtle Holshire
Ettie Rand
Fairview
Farwell
J. Conrad
Fee
Joe Beattie
Indiana
Ohio
John Deskins
Johnson County
Ned
Kenton Bros
Chicago
Ma. Swenton
Lon Carlson
Mr. Laimbert
William Patterson
Sally Conrad
Fulton
J. C. Blenkiron
Sale and Lease of Common School Lands Davison County
Davison county unleased common school lands will be sold at public auction on March 17 1905 from 10am to 5pm at the courthouse front door. Lands remaining unsold will be leased at public auction on March 8 1908 from 10am to 6pm at the courthouse front door. Pierre January 9 1905 C. J. Bach Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Said
Said County
Pierre
Daughter progresses in language study with accents noted
Mrs Cumrox says her daughter studies languages well. The teacher notes she speaks German with a French accent and French with a German accent, prompting a praised progress report in the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
First Class Shot at Mrs Naggs China Painting
Guest admires Mrs Naggs china and asks if she is successful at firing it. Mr Naggs replies that she is perfect and Maria rarely misses anything. Judge.
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Guest
Mr. Naggs
Maria
Bills for public school aid and football reform presented
The piece notes a state aid bill for high schools tied to nine to eleven year curricula and equipment, with inspections to determine eligibility and varying annual sums. It also covers a football reform bill penalizing injurious play and fraudulent registration for team membership, with liable officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Nash
Herried
Amsden
Grant County
Lighter
Senate
In Disguise Scene From Mysterious Tale
Fragmentary note describes Aunt Prudence and James in a disguise affecting their married life. Uncle Biel appears in a veiled role and a companion from Moinin's Tome hints at occult or magical disguise themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence
Mary
James
Biel -Voell
Biessine
Giles
Blessine
Moinin
Streetcar collision prompts caution after minor injuries
Witness recounts a streetcar smashup described as minor with no intention to sue, expressing relief and casual reaction to the incident. Details focus on personal sentiment rather than legal action or formal statements.
The Critical Periods in a Woman's Life
The piece discusses two crucial life transitions for women: childhood to womanhood and later the cessation of pelvic organ function. It frames these changes as defining periods shaping health, vigor, and vitality.
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Aid Women During Change of Life
Mrs Jsilia Rowland of Buffalo and her17 year old daughter report strong relief from nerve weakness and fatigue during life transitions after using Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills. The testimonial notes improved mood energy and steadier activity at school. Sold 60c a box by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Jsilia Rowland
Pearl St
Buffalo
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
N. Y
M. D
Scallin Ibros
Mitchel
Prasts of the Stnyre Old Wrients Your Part to Play
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press reflects on public duties and personal hardship with satire. It laments limited meals and a willingness to endure pain as part of daily life.
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Detroit Free Press
A good action is never lost by Calderon
A concise quotation about moral deeds, framing good actions as treasures kept for future need.
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Calderon
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Ray and
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Wobey
Velma Snyder
M. M. Ramner
Bradfield Regulator Co
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Atlanta
MY. Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Ruby Wines
O. E. McEwan
Holmes & Howe Hardware Co
Helgeson Bros
Holmes
Nf. A
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Holmes & Howe
Success Lodge No. 154
South Dakota
Star
Rastus
Success Lodge
Davison County Bank
First National of
C. J. Bach
Rox
Publi Schools
Sly
Ayer
Miss M. Meyers
Washington, D. C
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Manufy
Lowell
Room
Champeny Klock
General and Savings Bank Business
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Ted
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