Louisiana School Attendance Among 6 to 20 Year Olds Noted
From 1910 to 1920 the Census shows state by state changes in the 6 to 20 year old population and school attendance. Louisiana records the smallest 6 to 20 year old attendance percentage in the Union, with counts rising from 22,046 in 1910 to 68,012 in 1920 for ages 6 to 20, and 210k to 280,888 for ages 13 to 20, according to a table by the Census Bureau.
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Montana
Idaho
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Louis
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Ohio
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Copxus
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District of Columbia
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Unel Sam
Atisam
Ameysican Legion
Hanford MacNber
War Patriotic Fund
John Barleycorn
Great
Republic
Law Enforcement Up At January W C T U Meet
Local WCTU meeting presided by Mis Estep featured excerpts from Attorney General Taaugherty on coordinated action. Reports praised nationwide observances and stressed enforcing prohibition, with remarks on Christmas Montevue visit and upcoming February 20 birthday meeting.
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Mis KE Estep
WOO T U
Mins DeLashmutt
General Taugherty
Fort
Daugherty
Wwe
United States
Wlso
Department of Justice
Woman's
Chriatian Temperance
Annapois
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Montevue
Woc. T. U
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Union
Geneva Booth
lCry
New York City
Portland Telegram
St. Louis
Minneapolis
F ire Loss Drops in Washington County in 1921
Fire loss in Washington County fell about 41 000 from 1920 to 1921 with 1920 damage estimated at 180 000 and 1921 at 140 000. One major arson attempt occurred at the Washington County Orphans Home, extinguished after notable damage. several small outbuildings were reportedly set by boys.
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Washington County
Orphans‘ Home
Marriage Licenses and Scholarships Report
It lists marriage licenses for George W. Green and Lavinia Powell both of Lewistown and Benjamin Foshiner as widower with Heanor Ab Crone from McConnenasburg Pi. The item mentions war scholarships, church missions, and education linked to the Methodist Episcopal Church with references to correspondents and institutions. The text is fragmented and partly garbled but centers on marriages, scholarships, and church education programs.
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George W. Green
Lavinia Powell
Lewistown
Benjamin Foshiner
Heanor Ab Crone
McComnenasburg
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John H. Suleer
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