Hit or Miss Column and Political Jibes From Missouri to Chicago
The Hit or Miss column by C I Leetlefellow covers Missouri chautauquas cancelling dates with Mr Bryan over attitude to Champ Clark, comments on political conventions, a Chicago subway cost, a racist revival anecdote, a Missouri Clark versus Bryan dog rhyme, and a Dalton minister visiting The Pointer editor amid the editor sweeping his office.
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C. I.leetlefellow
Missouri Chautauquas
Mr. Bryan
Champ Clark
Jack Johnson
Ad. Wolgast
Dark Horse
Chicago
Darky
Johnsing
Daniel
Fellowship of the Church
Missouri
Clark
Bryan
Dalton
The
Pointer
Notice Bids for Coal Delivered to School District
The Board of Education invites bids for 175 tons Pocahontas Mine Run coal and 20 tons Small Egg Anthracite. Deliveries split among Lincoln Avenue Chicago Street and Highlawn buildings by Sept 1 1912 and partials by year end with remaining by Jan 1 1913. Bids may be rejected. bid deadline July 23 1912. Secretary Fk. W. Robison.
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Board of Education School District No
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago Street
Highlawn
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