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Newspaper
Mount Pleasant Times
Location
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
11
The piece reflects on 1914 to 1926, contrasting Kaiser Wilhelm II and Austria Serbia war onset with ongoing global shifts. It argues civilization proves itself in individuals and households, champions democracy, and calls readers to active citizenship to safeguard progress and freedom.
The state redistribution of primary school funds allocates 91769 50 to Isabella County schools with 19769 25 designated for other recipients. The funding uses a per child basis of 13 26 and covers Isabella city and townships.
The court upholds restraint on renting extra building for school use and confirms Winn district as primary. It allows Arkansas eleventh grade in a primary setting with proper hiring and funding by the board, modifying the decree and awarding costs to the appellant.
Central Normal students will hear Augustus O Thomas superintendent of Maine schools at Friday assembly. Thomas has led the World Education movement and is among the best known educators in the United States.
Professor M L Smith head of the Central Normal rural department has been asked to give addresses at four district meetings of the state teachers association this fall.
Chief of Police S. A. Lengen faced sharp criticism from Donald R. Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily. Citi News editors and campaign writers demand an external investigator take charge in the murder case.
Self Defense IA Cheage Bureau reports Rev J Frank Norris of Fort Worth Texas is free on $10,000 bond after the slaying of D E Chipps a wealthy lumberman. Chipps challenged Norris in the minister's study over alleged attacks on Fort Worth's mayor. Norris says he fired as Chipps threatened his life.
Fire shortly before midnight Saturday threatened a large part of Alma as two frame structures at the corner of Woodworth and Superior burned badly. The Republic Barber shop Grinnell Brothers Spaulding Hat Shop and City Dry Cleaners were damaged by fire smoke and water. City manager Wm Reynolds estimated Sunday morning the loss at about 3000.
For the first time since World War I Col Theodore wears khaki and his 26th Regiment insignia as he arrives at Plattsburg for a 15 day training period.
Rudolph Signor Valentino in a fighting pose challenges a Chicago editor who penned an editorial titled Pink Powder Puff to a duel. He declares he means it and demands fisticuffs.
The speech urged funding for crippled children with a $200 per child for extra supervision. It argued rehabilitation should focus on physical reconstruction and special education, asserting citizens must support disabled people to restore independence and productivity.
Carries On Charles E Morris of Dayon Ohio has been named publisher of the Canton Daily News succeeding Don R Mellett who was shot to death because of his campaign to clean up the city's underworld Morris who is editor in chief of the Cox newspapers in Ohio will carry on the work Mellett started.
East Lansing hosts the first annual summer field day of the Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association at the Larro Milling Company farm near Bedford on August 12. J. A. Hanna invites all Michigan poultrymen to attend.
Tension specialist at M S C and secretary of the Improvement Association announces a general interest program for poultry raisers. Mr Hannah expects 600 attendees at the field meeting with speakers L E Heaseley president of the Poultry Improvement Association Prof C G Card head of the M S G C poultry department and Prof H J Stafseth poultry disease specialist returning August 1 from a year studying poultry conditions in Europe.
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