Renwick School News Reflects Community Education Debate
The column surveys early 20th century views on child development and schooling, quoting Supts Clark, Sum, and Klinn on kindergarten roles, parental influence, and progressive education. It notes Thanksgiving break, local basketball results, new gym equipment, and a study center at Livermore with teachers’ professional efforts showcased.
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Des Moley
Vinsay
Mason
Guy Dwott
Vo Cheng
Evan
Clark
Louis Chiy
Tap
Nureorion
Venchuru
Des Moines
Ask
Tenehera
Willig
Klinn
Whterloo
Ave
Renwick Aral
Tina Ia
Ipeyer
Thal Tha Tenahera
Reny Wick
Atl Yarly
Wanther
Livermore
Vernion-Items and Local Notices From Summer School
Readable fragments describe A W Rimmensie improving farm by digging, Miss Helen Brayton at home in Summer, Helen Hefti back to school after illness, Mia Josie Brown and Faye at a funeral in Eagle Grove. Heggen relatives visit Chicago. Hegginters practice three times weekly due to instrument shortage. Manual training adds two tables. libraries report doubled book withdrawals. Bus dismissal changes aim to reduce delays.
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A.W. Rimmensie
Diggiife
Misa
Helen Brayton
Helen
Geomethine
Wickness
Mia
Josie Brown
Faye
Eagle Grove
Adlian
Donival Heggen
Leavin Johnson
Heggen
Chicago
Mies Nelle Gueen
Boske Eien
Ita
M E Church Notes Pastor Cook Reflects on Thanks
M E Church Notes highlight Pastor Cook’s reflection on Thanksgiving as a time to think of others. He praises Christian thoughtfulness, thanks God for blessings, and honors those heroic sacrifices enabling peaceful meals. Orchestra and choir practices schedule listed, with preaching on the coming Sundays and planned slides for December 6.
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Andy
Startus
Salweeny
Briday
Delinol
Japaneas
Ta Ib
Notice to Patrons: Stings Cast and Accounts Cleaned
All stinging is now cast in fael after a year since the cash Dnais. We still have a Fan Accounta on air books. These counts are straightened up by the first of the year. Do it now. Renwick Blacksmith.
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Renwick Blacksmith
Local News Bits On Thanksgiving Visits And Trips
Local notes report Juha Cat eaun and others visiting familiar towns. S. B. Thornby and Minti menns plan Thanksgiving at C. N. Olgda home. J. H. Burdeley in Lumboldt County to assist poultry stock records. A Friday farm demonstration at Eggavih farm set for Nov 30 at 2 pm. Bernard Clark and Raymond Pattern journey from Goldfield to Oklahoma in an old Chevrolet. A rider stopped at Here last Sunday while traveling from Billings Montana to Chicago, gathering magazine material, camping at Chris’ musen’s barn and planning a long cold trip ahead.
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J. H. Burdeley
Lumboldt
Chu
Eggavih Farm
Berard Clark
Raymond Pattern
Goldfield Jett
Oklahoma
Oh Young
Billings
Ment
Chienpro
Chris’ Tuys Muesen
Wayside Inn Tale Recounts Longfellow Era History
The fragment recalls the Wayside Inn near Sudbury as a historic stagecoach stop between New York and Boston. Built about 1680 as a dwelling, it later became a tavern and long served as a mansion, tavern, and farmhouse for two centuries. Notable visitors are mentioned in the text.
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Longfellow
New York
Boston
Sudbury Mare
Langfellow
T Ip
Detroit ‘News
Wales
Parsons
Treadswell
Monti
Ole Bull
Edrehi
Boston newspaper snippet with garbled 19th century text
Fragmentary Boston news item shows a garbled plea about funds and a defense of a project. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a Boston newspaper and a request for support.
Hin Tonter Cartoon Caption Laughs at Mixups
A humorous caption style exchange shows a cartoon scene where a character named Lonidlon humorously frets about fining someone while a coder expresses agreement amid a blurted, playful dialogue. The snippet suggests a light, whimsical tone from a Lonidlon humorist.
Harriet Liked Beans and Odd Phrases Story
In quirky text, a child named Harriet responds with playful miswording about liking beans and avoiding corn and asparagus. The fragment hints at a humorous dialogue or caption style and includes stylized spellings. The source appears to be an OCR fragment with unclear context and dates.
First Baptist Gerald Norton Services Announced
Sunday School at 10. Morning worship led by Pastor Norton. Sermon title The Sinners Final Dealing. Evening worship at 7 30. Thursday worship at 7 30. Come join and worship with us.
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First Baptist Church
Gerald
Norton
Sinters Binal
ORLY
PLU
Abe
Stockholders Notice of Menwick Farmers Exchange Meet
The regular semi annual meeting of the stockholders will be held Saturday December 8 at 2 p m in the company parlor hall Bram8 o'clock oyster treats to stockholders and patrons at T tel C O F parlors. Joe Frank See
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Menwick Farmers Exchange Company
Fuichardaon's
Hull
Af Tel
C. O.F
Joe
Frank
See
Apples by the Barrel in four varieties offered for winter
Thiel advertises apples packed in new standard barrels for winter storage. Varieties listed are Malinda, Salome, lows Blush, and Golden Buseet. Price is $5.00 per barrel and $1.50 per bushel, with 50 cents credit for empty barrels in good condition.
Notice of trespass restrictions on property
No hunting dropping or trespassing allowed on the property of the undersigned. Violators will be prosecuted. J. T. Frank John Rydalee Ed. 1 Livethye George Rice.
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J.T. Frank
John Rydaleé
Livethye
George Rice
Nature as model for human invention says lecture
A lecture argues that many man made inventions imitate nature. It cites the electric eel and torpedo ray as early storage batteries and weapons, notes the living heart as the first pump, and claims a ball and socket joint derives from animal design while praising the superior craftsmanship of nature over man.
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Nature
Uy Orster Slicth
Paluze
Jolly idea behind con runs spotted in gum pocket
A fragmented note hints at a scam setup with Voliceman and Nather pursuing work. The garbled list mentions a gum pocket and a search for a job, suggesting a humorous or perplexing scene in a local column. No clear names or places emerge beyond the odd duo.
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Voliceman
Gold Mountain Myth Rumors From 1860s Plains Expedition
Minnesota Historical Society received a typescript copy of Doctor Dibbins diary from the Fisk expedition claiming a rich lost gold mine on the plains in 1864. The diary notes a sensational tale of a veritable mountain of gold woven into calender entries for September 1 and 2, 1866, but the original journal contains no such reference.
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James Fisk
William D. Bibbon
Plains
Minnesota Historical
Dibb
Fisk
Gold Mountain
Minneola
Fragmented reminiscence on fashion and memories
The text reflects a disordered reminiscence about Aunt Lucy and past fashion choices, mentioning skirts, stockings, and comparisons to ten years ago. It reads like a garbled diary fragment with unclear references and lacks a clear event or person record to anchor a fuller summary.
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Lucy
Watch Your Step Epigram Notes from Diverse Voices
A fractured dialogue of aphorisms on character features diverse speakers. The epigram maker cites the man Hike as a symbol of deeds, while an athlete and reformer, a pugilist, a robbed girl, and a doctor Hygeia offer parallel lines on action, presence, and temperaments.
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Hike ¢ Wateh
Lady Declares Man Must Let Woman Go First
In a chaotic scene described by the Boston Transcript a man fell heavily with a woman on top after an attempt to refuse a lady’s lead. A doctor arrived and labeled the man bruised but conscious, while the woman calmly asserted the principle of letting ladies go first.
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Pat Cound
Eaid
Pat
Boston Transcript
When Bulls Burn Out Light Bulbs Misused In Socket
When bulbs burn out, tapping them in the socket with current on can cause the filaments to quiver. If broken ends touch, the filament may fuse again, briefly renewing the bulb. This unsafe practice, though once known, risks electric shock and further damage.
The Greedy Beast Versus The Household Table
An odd fragment shows a quarrel over an allowance and feeding, with lines about a greedy beast and a wife questioning feeding compared to a dog. An elderly woman remarks she would not confront the crowd to save her bite.
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