Summer Term of Kirksville State Normal School Opens June 20
The Summer Term at Kirksville vows record attendance with 126 courses and classes, including rural teacher training and a photography course with lantern slides and a portable lantern outfit. The Faculty exceeds forty and emphasizes professional studies, with emphasis on health and minimal sickness absence. President Joan R. Kirk invites inquiries and circulars.
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State Normal School
Kirksville
State Board of Education
Missouri
Lowa
Joan R. Kirk
Senator McClintic and Marvin Kincaid Visit City
Senator W. S. McClintic and Marvin Kincaid arrived as business visitors in the City of Flowers, meeting local officials and discussing civic matters.
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W. S. McClintic
Marvin Kincaid
City of Flowers
The Hallelujah Song and a Sick Billville Citizen
A rural fable-like note from the Atlanta Constitution uses dialect to recount daily hardship. It contrasts cheerful refrains with danger of trouble from a fast car and mirrors a sick Billville resident told he is not dead yet as five doctors attend.
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Oklahoma
Chickasha
Tecumseh
Billville
Atlanta Constitution
Miss Robey Visits Sister in Lakenaw
Miss Alice Robey of Lakenaw arrived Friday to visit her sister Mrs. W. B. Spalding.
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Alice Robey
Lakenaw
W. B. Spalding
Gem City Friends Visit with Samuel Christian and Acquaintances
Samuel Christian, Mrs A C Boarman and Miss Imogene Bell traveled with Gem City friends in a social gathering.
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Samuel Christian
A. C.boarman
Imogene Bell
Gem City
Social Roundup Delivers Funeral and Home Visits
After a pleasant visit with homefolke and friends Mrs Geo T Williamson started for Tulsa Okla. Miss Margaret Huebsch returns home after teaching in Shamrock Texas. Richard Theihoff and wife of Bevier visit Monroe relatives. A J Kendrick of Shelbina attends funeral of John D Elliott. Mrs George Deters and others attend Elliott funeral. Relatives visit Hannibal and Perry friends. Dorothy Megown visiting Renick. Jaeger family travel to Macon for Joseph Jaeger Sr funeral.
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Palmyra
Geo. W. Raney
W. B. McBride
St. Louis
McBride
Virginia Shacklett
John Stone
P. R Crisp
Jites
Geo W Riney
Munroe City
Mirs. McBride
Geo. T. Williamson
Tulsa
Oklo
Shamrock
Tex
Margaret Huebsch
Richard Theihoff
Bevier
Monroe
A. J. Kendrick
Shelbina
John D. Elliott
A. Jaeger Sr
Carl Jaeger
Macon
Joseph Jaeger Sr
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Burlington
Spanish Lake
A. J. McKittrick
Brookfield
R.L Ledford
Hannibal
Charles Mackions
Samuel Keister
la Clede
J. A. Dunn
Shelbyville
J. A McKittrick
McKittrick
R. C. Allen
Grove City
Emma Renner
Cincinnati
St Louis
Monroe City
Democrat
Monroe City, MO
and Robert C. Lubins
Rensselear
Thomas Hulse
Alva R
Ely
Gesera Auctioneer
Monroe City, M
Graduate Jones School
Chicago
F. D
F.&m
Wm. Jennings Bryan
J. Bryan
Thompson Publishing Co
C. Aare
Palenia
Lad Scientific America
Percheron Stallion
Panama
American Percheron Breeders and Importers Association
C. E. Moots
Normal
Ill
Tooley & Son Horse
Madden Bros
Hassard
King Edelen
King Mammouth
Young Henry
Old Henry
Edelen
Captain Dewey
Dewey
Black Knight
Lady Lee
Leon (Pauntain
Tom Griggs
Bob Lee
Kickapoo
Miadden Bros
George Deters
W. O. Hunter
Jennie Kholman
Quincy
J. D. Elliott
J. D. Scobee
Ruth
Dena Scobee
Perry
Ford Wood
Miss Dorothy
Samuel Megown
Renick
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