Women of Bryant's Station Heroic Water Run
The fort at Bryant's Station near Lexington Kentucky faced a siege in 1782 with Indians encircling a spring outside the walls. Women from the stockade, educated by danger, risked their lives to fetch water, walking through open ground while one ambush waited by the spring. They returned unshot, preserving the fort’s slim chance of survival.
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Little Company
Bryant’s Station
Lexington
Western Newspaper Union
Obituary for Mrs Arina Krans of Vestra Reed Sweden
Mrs Arina Krans born March 9 1839 in Vestra Reed Sweden died January 12 1935. She married A Rydvall May 1 1858, who died July 15 1917. She leaves four children Anna Lindstrom August Rydvall Freda Sandell Henning Rydvall and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Burdick and at the Lutheran Cemetery January 15 officiated by Rev B W Selin.
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Arina ‘Carline Krans
Vestra Reed
Sweden
No A. Rydvall
Anna Lindstrom
Burdick
Kans
August Rydvall
Scandia
Freda Sandell
San, Benito
Texas
Henning. Rydvall
Henning Rydwall
Henning
B. W. Selin
Hints and Helps for Farm and Home From Kansas State College
A Kansas State College Exten sion rural engineer notes drought era pond building and farm plans for 1936. The Q and A cover cotton payments total benefits from processing taxes for Kansas farmers, yield outlooks, hog reductions, and payment rates, with figures on county distributions and per head sums. Beulah Anderson and others are noted in local social items.
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Kansas
Kansas” State College Extenson Service
Kansas, Emergency Relief Committee
The
United States
Education and community wealth hinge on universal schooling
J. R. Grant of the National Education Association argues in favor of broad school enrollment and quality facilities, noting high rural enrollments, the value of well equipped buildings, and community support as keys to lasting peace and prosperity at local, state, and national levels.
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H. W. Cave
Kansas State College
J. R. Grant
Rural To Journal
NatIonAl Education Association
WaShinGton, D.C
Eight Years of Neuritis Relief in Kansas Woman
Mrs. George Carey of Hiawatha Kansas reports eight years of neuritis pain in her neck and head subsiding after using S L K Formula from Williams. She says headaches constipation nervousness and prior pain are gone and she no longer needs aspirin. She credits the medicine from Hady Wires Drug Store.
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Williams
George Carey
Hiawatha
Kansas
School Director's Creed Among Reforms and Duties
A historical excerpt presents a school director's creed emphasizing recruiting good teachers visiting schools planning with staff advising patrons and cooperating with the community to improve education. The fragment laments that children’s outcomes hinge on what is laid out for them and argues attendance safeguards.
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Ageneid
Childen
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