Indian Creek school shines with college bound students
The Indian Creek school reports top teacher exam scores with Carrico 95 1-7 and Reichoff 93 4-7, highlighting farmer’s children who go on to college. Graduation names include Reichoff, Seward, Williams, Pierce, Spalding, Finnigan. Also notes Mrs Mary E Reardon visiting Monroe, reminiscing on early village days and rail history.
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Alice Reichoff
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Sidney Williams
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Bates County Man Builds Good Road For Neighbors
A Bates county man has spent over two years working and maintaining the road adjoining his farm. Neighbors traveling the mile of improved thoroughfare likely appreciate the effort, prompting questions about mutual road duties and reciprocity among residents.
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Roosevelt Upset by Hitchcock Blunder in Du Pont Bureau
Washington reports President Roosevelt is angered by Hitchcock’s choice of T Coleman Du Pont to head the speakers’ bureau of the national committee. Critics, led by Bryan, attack honoring a man linked to civil or possible criminal probes under Taft’s direction if elected. Other items note local schooling prospects, travels, and social visits across several towns.
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