District Contest Winners at Spencer Wednesday Night
The district contest at Spencer last Wednesday crowned winners in several divisions. Oratorical first went to Sioux Center for The Omaha Riot with Rolfe second presenting Our Adopted Land. Dramatic top honors were Emmetsburg for Con nor, Spencer took second with Polly Anna. In Numerous, Marcus led with An Aspiring Dishwasher and Orange City placed second with A
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Spencer
Sioux Center
Omaha
Rolfe
Adopted Land
Emmetsburg
Connor
Polly -Anna
Marcus
Orange City
School Echoes and Local News From Pleasant Half Day at the Beach
Mr Bloom attended Spencer event with Myron Boos who represented R. H. S. in the district contest. Reports cover tests in American History and Physics, a parent visit, seed corn work, a teachers’ convention, operations, and class plays. Spring break set for Mar 29 to Apr 5.
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Mr. Bloom
Spencer
Myron Boos
Bloom
Fort Dodge
Lena Zimmerman
Webster City
Miss Rierson
Walter Green
Clarence Watson
Vassar
Miss Walton
Rolfe High
Omaha
Sioux Center
Myron
Oddhouse News Bits and Whims From Shull's Dope Sheet
A miscellany of quips on home life and chores. Notes urge productive spring work, from kitchen upgrades to outside projects, while jokes recount tobacco cures and political wit about Uncle Joe Cannon and Nicholas Longworth.
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Joe Cannon
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Capitol Building
Uncle Joe
Nick
D. M. T. School Notes Boosters Plan School Beautification
The Community Literary Society met despite wind and mud with strong attendance. A booster week is planned next week to beautify the school grounds, with tag advertising and a call for community help to start the project.
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Community Literary Society
Isabel Maxson
Guy Smith
Nellie Smith
Alfred Hewlett
Students’ Activity Association
Liquor Question Lingers as Wets Fight Repeal Bonds
Despite a constitutional amendment burial, temperance foes push a revival of light wines and beer with aims to restore stronger liquors, a move seen as a potential dominant issue in the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Altho
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