Reading Circle and contests mark last Republic Co teachers meeting
The Republic Co Teachers Association met at 10 45 a m on Saturday April 19. Wright and Baird led Reading Circle review followed by a Geography contest won by Avis Blackwood with Alice Discon second from District 1. Dinner served by Baptist ladies. After lunch 1 45 pm the group resumed with song America and Current Events by Tom Charles. Superintendent Greendyke spoke on Criminal Tendencies in the Child. The Hound Table by Mr Nutter was brief due to upcoming contest. Declamation contestants were Carrie Keith Anna Porter and Erret McFarland with Carrie Keith taking first and Erret McFarland second. Spelling saw four entrants. Mary Howard won first, Ermet Kent second. Audience member Weary won a prize. Association adjourned to close Institute.
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The
Republic Co. Teachers’ Association
Reading Circle
Messrs. Wright
Baird
Avis Blackwood
Alice Discon
Dist. No 1
Baptist
Odd Fellows
America
Tom Charles
John Greendyke
Nutter
Carrie, Keith
Anna Porter
Erret McFarland
Carrie Keith
Mary Howard
Ermet Kent
R Weary
Prise
Nesbigpelier 4
Subscription Credits and New Subscribers Listed
A list of subscription credits for the week includes names such as NL Peterson Fogelberg Kathrineberg Larson Reiser Wert-Sepo and others. New subscribers are marked with a star and include Phitney and BDF. The document notes quitters and amounts, with several figures indicating credit balances.
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Tare Quitters
Peterson
Common School Graduates of Republic County
The Republic County Common school graduates for the year include Arthur Perry Charley Brosh Joseph Hostinsky Eugene Fitts Henry Wiruth Amy Cole Frank Doupnik Loran Wagener Lena Lang Gertrude Berry Nettie Frazer Ethel and Jerome McPherson Grover Tarnipseed Eugene Decker Edwin Wolford Vera Strong Nathan Emil Noblé Isaacson Anna Porter Ellen Rosenquist Minnie Sundine Albert Black Myrtle Elrod Bernice Peterson Emil Swanson Howard Vincent Lucile Phillips Phoebe Isaacson Opal Nordman Grant Boughner J baugh Edna Eliott Ruth Fornstall Wm Kelly Lillie Maud McClure Edwin Nelson M Powell E E Rickel Lora Ware Floyd Stafford Bula Ward Erma Stone Francis Roscoe Dooley Ora Hinks Olive Strand Almyra Wells Mary Miller Anna Kennison Nora Smith Della Jones Nellie Bashford Reuben Vernie Burkman Alice Dixon Bennet Roy Wilson Elsa Jeardoe Edgar Lash A Price Ethel Pettijohn. Commencement exercises will be held at Cuba May 7 Providence Chapel May 9 Pleasant Valley May 12 Courtland May 15 Republic May 14 Munden May 16 Agenda May 20 and Talmo June 26.
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Republic County Common School
Arthur Perry
Charley Brosh
Joseph Hostinsky
Eugene Fitts
Henry
Wiruth
Amy Cole
Frank Doupnik
Loran Wagener
Lena Lang
Gertrude Berry
Nettie Frazer
Ethel
Jerome McPherson
Grover
Tarnipseed
Eugene Decker
Edwin Wolford
Vera Strong
Nathan
Emil
Noblé Isaacson
Anna Porter
Ellen Rosenquist
Minnie Sundine
Albert Black
Myrtle Elrod
Bernice Peterson
Emil Swanson
Howard Vincent
Lucile Phillips
Phoebe Isaacson
Opal Nordman
Grant Boughner
J Baugh
Edna Eliott
Ruth Fornstall
Wm Kelly
Lillie
Maud McClure
Edwin Nelson
M. Powell
E. E.rickel
Lora Ware
Floyd Stafford
Bula Ward
Erma Stone
Francis
Roscoe Dooley
Ora Hinks
Olive Strand
Almyra Wells
Mary
E A Workman Harbors Sheriff Ambition From Courtland Roots
E A Workman of Courtland township, Hawkeye born 1870, moved to Kansas as a youth, and long active in Republican ranks. He has served as township trustee and enjoys broad local confidence. After withdrawing once for a neighbor, he plans a thorough countywide canvass this time for sheriff.
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E. A. Workman
Courtland Township
Kansas
Workman
Surprise Party for Larsons Before Ionia Move
Friends and relatives held a farewell party at Mr and Mrs George Larson home one mile north of Scandia on April 23. The gathering included packing furniture substitution of planks for chairs late supper games and general merriment before their move to Ionia. Rev. James I Kerr drove up from Ada.
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George Larson
Scandia
Ionia
Grocery for your Groceries and Meats Corner Note
A fragmentary notice describes a corner shop offering a full line of staples and fancy groceries plus flour feed and hides. It reflects a small general store ad style with limited readable details. The text emphasizes groceries and meats in a general corner storefront.
Wagener Seeks Probate Judge Seat in Republic County
The column announces H W Wagener as a Republican candidate for Probate Judge of Republic County subject to the party convention. Wagener began in Farmington township in 1870, taught, served as County Surveyor for four terms, was admitted to the bar in 1888, and has since practiced law on many notable cases. The Journal endorses him as an honorable, capable, and trustworthy choice, urging Republicans to support him across the county.
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H.W. Wagener
Republic
Wagener
Farmington Township
Board of
Teachers’ Examiners
Republic County
Scandia Personal Property Assessment Report
The personal property assessment for the City of Scandia lists numerous names and entities with total values and partial line items. The document also notes social news of a wedding, and an offer to purchase country envelopes at the JOURNAL office.
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Scandia
Bulkley
C.G
Isaac McClun
Bank of Scandia
Brotchie
W. D
Curren
Moerstis Utd
Gullers
de Wak Pes Okten Eagleson
W. F
Ericsson
C. F
Fuller
Doiguleckes Fraser, Hugh
Farmers & Mercants E
Fancher
C. W
Weislogel & Goold
C. W. Gulick Mercantil
Gulick
Scandia Reephons, Co
Stofer
Goi
Abd Roberts
Jennie
Phoriibur ehSs F
Vandeveer, A
Wheeler
Te Minsenseeees. 176 Weislogel
J. M
Whitney
A. L
Chicago seeks annexations and parks amid urban expansion
A note from Chicago outlines aims to annex Mawadla as a suburb and incorporate Havana into the city. The plan envisions creating a park and expanding the corporate reach, reflecting the metropolis’s growth ambitions reported by the Portland Oregonian.
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Bora
Chicago
Mawadla
Havana
Telude
Portland Oregonian
Vanderbilt System of Roads Expands to World’s Largest Network
The Vanderbilt railway system is now the largest in the world with about 10,410 miles of track, surpassing Pennsylvania and Canada networks at 10,393 and 10,018 miles respectively.
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Phe-Vanderbilt
Ayetem
Penmeyivenis
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Scandia Journal
A.B. Kemball
Official County Paper
Anthred
United States
Senator Charles Curtis
W. A. Calderhead
Journal
Wm. D. Vance
Washington Township
Register OF Deeds
Weldon Worrel
Liberty Township
Republican County Convention
Eli Wagener
Republicounty
Colorado
Great Rock Island
E. W. Thompson
Topeka
Kas
E.A. Workman
James I Kerr
Ada
E. W. Wagener
John. Brandstrom
Ed Christian
Mary Larson
Hallgren
Jour- Nal
N. B
E. A. Gillett
New York
Old Mexico
Continental Creamery Co
Wilson & Smith
Attorney-At-Law
Gatchel
A. Sederlin
Séderberg
Kansas’ Ave
Over Palace Drug Store
W. F. Eagleson
J.W. Ekbiad, A. B., M.D
Ofice Over Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mrs
C. A. Sandell, Prop
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