Attendance Report For White School Shows Fine Record
Attendance figures show strong participation at White School across grades one to ten with high per cent attendance for most pupils. Notable names include Leon Robinson Dee DeLone Louise Bishop Virginia Batty Sara Hileen and Jennie Johnson among teachers and students with several absences noted in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Nee
Clare Roan
Hughs Leon Robinson
Awald Carpentie
Klouise
Tore DeLone
Fiulda Merkina
Virginia Batty Inechanan
Sara Hileen iWshop
Clara
Petron Eit Urosehart Ant Jadne Via
Jennie Johnson
Bay Sunibker
Palle US
Numberuk Hays
Unreadable OCR Card Sees Names Amid Stilted Text
Fragmentary OCR reads Jatin Misikim Creel Chiat Dewheurey and Hobingon with scattered words and garbled phrases. The brief item appears to record names and a stray topic but lacks coherent event or context for a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatin Misikim
Creel Chiat Dewheurey
Gears Leanhard
John Ae Ctetland
Hobingon
Glewls
Hehaits Wird
Ubhey Tea
Gil Production Drops Sharp in October Report
Washington correspondent notes a steep October decline in petroleum production across likely U.S. fields and Rocky Mountain districts. Total U.S. output fell to about 273 million barrels as pipeline and stock depletion reduced shipments, with Canada and Mexico absorbing portions of the monthly increase in exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge H. Manning
Washington
Pot
Almeringa
Bern
Rocky Mountain District
Ball Creek
Ortaber
Tl Barre
Mexico
United States
Canada
ABE MARTIN ON OPTIMISM AND BUSINESS
A Dallas Wierin addresses Change New York and Chyarin ad agency, urging optimism in business. He argues U.S. production, wheat, steel, and labor power prove the era is the greatest, criticizing pessimists and calling for confidence in national strength and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Wierin Ulitieney
Orrhirisescape
Change
New York
Chyarin
Yau
Yrishiman
Jauiler
Timaltuois
Nanny
UW Globe
SAAT
Benedety Sp
Eniput
Paris gendarmes update winter uniforms and traffic baton plan
Paris police introduce uniform changes under Prefecture rules. Red piping and cape replaced by blue trim. nickel buckle replaces brass. gloves and leather coats added. Traffic officers may use luminous batons to improve night visibility on bright boulevards. Restaurateur showcases provocative signage while other city shops trend toward fixed price meals and appeals to foreign patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prefecture of Police
Beetle Battle Continues Across Peray and New Jersey
Washington reports ongoing fight against the Japanese beetle infestation. Efforts by the agriculture department and state agencies aim to prevent spread from Peray and neighboring states, with control measures including combating beetle populations and studying natural enemies. The issue involves extensive funding and coordination across regions to halt damage and protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Atanniangs
Washington
New Chatte News
Pos Agrirulnire
Mentaylgaria
Ciyma
Aike
Peray
New Je
Daurjee
Purine month events noted at the town meeting
A garbled report from Pulaski notes a November gathering with attendees including Mrs. Derafates, Mr. tin, and Mrs. Lane. The meeting referenced a music league and a school or hospital event, with unspecified roles, dates, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhrrie
Panal
Dera
Tin
L Tim
Bitte Honpess
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Cadan Meenship School
Gil
New Castle
Dollar Savings Association
Hast Street
Livingston Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre Building
South
Mercer Streep
the Citizen's National Bank
Abe Martin
Sul Gage
Wiggins
Ter Bloom Center
Maas Severin
John Ro
Reyer
I Daily News Letter
Sessip Af Saif
Thangatier
Califorsty
Californita
al & Peck
Boston
Bosaton Globe
Fred D. March
Water Street
Jordan Broughm
Whieldon Motor Co
Washington St
Kcoy Motor Car Co
North Mau Street
Dans
E. Washington St
Higgins Bros
F. L. Runkle
North Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
Pulaski News
Nigton
Teceniis
GRM Angel
Pennsylvania
the Freedom Gil Works Co., Freedom, Penna
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