District No 65 report from Lincoln School
District No 65 report for first month ending October 6 lists 18 boys 12 girls enrolled total 30 with 23 average daily attendance. Tardies total 5. Names receiving attendance certificates include Ida Porter Lydia Hammond Edna Hammond Elmer Henry Orville Persinger Clyde Boyles Claude Boyles Earl Harvey Wilmer Narvey Howard Harvey. Visitors named Mr William Curtis Mr Chas Champ Miss Hammond.
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Lincoln
Dist
Ida Porter
Lydia Hammond
Edna Hammond
Elmer Henry
Orville Persinger
Clyde Boyles
Claude Boyles
Earl Harvey
Wilmer Narvey
Howard Harvey
Wm. Curtis
Chas
Champ
Miss Hammond
Mamke
McCglasman
Oak Creek
Republic Co
Kansas
Carl Jorgensen
Otto Jorgensen
Emma Jorgensen
Charley Krirone
Highland Dist
Jennie and
Eimer
Rollie
Parkhill School District 72 Attendance Report
The period from Sept 7 to Oct 2 shows 27 enrolled pupils with 22 average daily attendance. Named students neither absent nor tardy include Albert Isaacson, Ligne Isaacson, Ida Linden, Hilmainden, Marble Carlson, Ruben Carlson, Alma Sjeholm, and Arthur Sjeholm. Win C. Ricken, Teacher.
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Parkhill
Ennliadtt
Albert Isaacson
Ligne Isaacson
Ida ‘Linden
Hilmainden
Marble Carlson
Ruben Carlson
Alma Sjeholm
Arthur Sjeholm
Win. C. Ricken
Kackley School Monthly Report October
Kackley School month ending October 2 records enrollment attendance and awards. Walter Sluttman earned a certificate. Maud Kackley and Amy Chapman visited. District 24 report covers Sept 14 to Oct 9 with 23 pupils, 22 average daily attendance, and a list of students never absent or tardy. Teachers F C Losry IpA Bull en, notes.
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Kackley School
Tardineries
Walter Sluttman
Maud Kackley
Amy Chapman
F. C. Losry
Andrew
Frank Granstedt
Esther Isaacson
James Street
Ethel Sundine
Elen Rosenquist
Andrew Granstedt
Frank Mahan
Ipa Bullen
Pupils Enrolled and Attendance Report
A school record shows pupil enrollment and daily attendance figures. Names listed include Emery Berry Walter Berry Lars Norgard Carl Norgard Arta Taylor Janie Martha Emma West Lottie Florence Me Glashan B O Preterson teaching staff.
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Fie
Emery
Walter Berry
Lars
Carl Norgard
Arta Taylor
Janie
Martha
Emma
West
Lottie
Florence Me
Glashan
Office News and Local Notices
Dr. W F Eagleson will be out of his office next week. Put off dental work a few days. D Y Wilson was down from Belleville Wednesday. Mr Wilson is working up an interest in western lands. Wanted office boy at the Valley House. Mrs Garber.
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W. F. Eagleson
D. Y. Wilson
Belleville
Mr. Wilson
Western Lands
the Valley House
Mrs. Garber
Local notes on farming activity and community visits
Farmers plan to commence husking this week while showers promise a fine wheat start. Ed Goodwin gains a corn crib from Joe McGowan. Ainsworth buys Ball’s general stock. Ball sells Rydal business to Counselman Co. Many residents travel for study, weddings, and family visits across Kansas and Nebraska. Local meetings begin as the Dankard group starts a series of revival services.
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C.A. Ball
Rydal
Counselian and Co
Bert Ainsworth
Mr. Ball
Belleville News Briefs From Republic County
Notices report 8 H Baldwin renewing on Bert Riddlesbarger land and farm plans for alfalfa and corn next year. J Taylor returns from California. Mrs W A Johnson ill but improving. Belleville Center literary society resumes weekly meetings. Miss Hamil and Myrsy Fulvomer noted death. Summers obituary and funeral in Poplar Grove cemetery. Doctor Berry wedding gifts list tallies many local names and items. Johnson’s house ready for plasterers.
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Hamil
Joe Hamil
Lone Tree
Myrsy
Fulvomer
Political intrigue and honor cited in Kansas editorial
The Kansan comments on a rumored political feud, noting strange admiration for Mr. Hoch. It argues Hoch is too honorable to join what it calls the boss-busters and mocks claims of a political gang led by Albaugh, Leland, and Clarke in a matter of honor in politics.
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Hoch
Bailey
Albaugh- Leland-Clarke
Kansan
Hoch Might Enter Governor Race Despite Self
The Minneapolis Messenger notes growing demand that Ed Hoch lead opposition to a party machine in the state. Hoch is known as state printer and not a candidate for other offices, yet discussions suggest he could enter the governor race.
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a.Hoch
Hoch
Ed Hoch
Minneapolis
Frisco offers $15 round trip home seekers excursion
The Frisco System announces sale of excursion tickets from St Louis and Kansas City to Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas and Texas at a low $15 round trip. Tickets valid on multiple daily Frisco trains from St Louis and Kansas City for October 20 excursion. Contact your home ticket agent for rates limits and booklet New Lands Along the Frisco System by Bryan Snyder and information from R. E. Lemon Secretary Frisco Immigration Bureau St Louis.
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Frisco
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma Indian Territory
Kansas
Texas
Southwest
Bryan Snyder
R. 8
Emon
Frisco Immigration ‘Bureau
Rock Island Rates to California Return in Seasonal Sale
The Rock Island System resumes low fare to California with selling period from September 15 to November 30. Fares include 33.00 from Chicago 31.00 from Peoria and Rock Island 32.90 from St Paul and Minneapolis 31.70 from Cedar Rapids 20.25 from Des Moines 25.00 from Missouri River points. Tickets are valid in tourist sleeping cars and two routes Scenic and Southern. Ask agents for the folder Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Car.
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California
Rock Island System
Chicago
Peoria
Rok Island
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Missouri River
Rock Island
Kidney-Ettes Claim Cure for Kidney Ailments
Advertisement notes a discovery called Kidney-Ettes as a blessing to thousands of kidney sufferers. It claims the tablets drive diseased germs from the system and offers the remedy for 25 cents from D. A. Nywall & Co., Druggists.
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D. A. Nywall & Co
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