Umatilla Defeats Hale in Fast Game at Heim Field
Umatilla players provided standout plays with McCown and Powers delivering strong hits. Horton and Berking made key outs while Hale and Grady contributed on defense as Vaughn and others moved balls well. The game ended with exciting fielding and base running though the box score was not official. A second game against Eustis was scheduled for 4:00 p.m. today at Heim Field.
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One room schools reveal training gaps in rural teaching ranks
Federal Office of Education summarizes that 153000 one room rural schools employ teachers whose training ranges from basic to college level. An 87.1 mile line would separate the least and most trained teachers, with a typical woman teacher about 27 years old, four years education, two years six months teaching, $874 salary, twenty two farm children, and 152 teaching days per year.
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History of the Great Seal of the United States
The article recounts how the Great Seal was designed and adopted, noting committees led by Franklin Adams and Jefferson, Barton’s final Barton design in 1782, and its guardianship by the Secretary of State. It details three replacements in 1841 1884 and 1903 including an engraver error in 1841 and the goal to preserve historic continuity.
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One Room Schools Survive Amid Consolidations
While many one teacher schools are closed as districts consolidate, small schools still serve more farm children than any other type. The column notes a surplus of workers but the post office rejects a 44 hour week without cutting service. Readers spotting irregularities in appearance are advised to report them.
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Zellwood Sewing Circlé
James Vincent
Views Of Our News By Chicagoan
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Classified wants a home near water with fruit trees
A fragmented classified snippet seeks a waterside house with fruit trees or a small fer ve WANTED money in thousands of dollars. References to Orlando and names like Lathers Cheney appear as stray text in the degraded listing.
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Citrus Canning Seen as Bright Hope for Florida Future
Prominent Florida notes urge focus on the citrus canning industry as a stabilizing force amid low citrus prices and rising production. Grapefruit canning has grown from 50,000 to 3,000,000 cases in a few seasons, expanding marketing year round and signaling potential for 10,000,000 boxes to meet future demand. Next issues will cover orange juice development and profits for growers. Legislative taxes are charged but a tax cut on real estate and school funding is noted as a silver lining.
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