Plainview Rural School History and Growth Chronicle
Plainview School District in Jones County shows a $1200 bonded debt with a 145404.70 valuation and a 15e tax rate. The 16 square mile area hosts Plainview, Fairview Church, and the Fairview cemetery, with early settlement by G H Brocket and others. The first school, Fairview, began near 1887, later moved and rebuilt as Plainview, with staff including Misses Reed, Colbert, and Steel, and trustees such as McQuary and Jones. The district expanded through 1907 1908, adding desks and a second room, and now serves about TM pupils with 9 grades, focusing on academics and athletics. Local farmers prosper, diversifying crops, livestock, and beekeeping with several modern homes and notable farms in the area.
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Plainview
Jones County
G. H. Brocket
Abilene
James Johnson
R. S. Harris
Brocket Ranch
Fairview Church
Fairview School
G. H. Brocker
New Haven
Conn
Lunker
Fairview
Tuxedo
Mose Jones Sr
Ave
Lem Treadwell
Wus
Author McQuary
Wash Jones
G. W. Weathers
Willie Steel
Dawn Johnson
John Jenkins
Big Winter Shoe Sale At W P Brown And Son
Local ad promotes a large sale on footwear at W P Brown and Son at 907 E Boulevard. Includes mentions of windshields and Brazelton Lumber Company, plus cold buttermilk and ice cold beverages, urging shoppers to buy winter goods now while priced right.
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W. P. Brown& Son
W. P. Brown & Son
E. Boulevard
Ife
Ericksdahl to Celebrate July Fourth Monday
The Ericksdahl community plans a Fourth of July picnic at the grounds on Monday July 4 with a 10 am Sunday school program, dinner coffee and cake for a small admission. Rev Hugo B Haterins leads church and school activities as the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church marks 151 years of Independence.
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Theresia C. Newquist
United States of America
Ericksdahl
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hugo B. Haterins
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Local Office Supply Ad From 907 E Boul The American Office
Fragmented ad offers goods at low prices including buttermilk and butter, adding machine paper 15e per 44tf and second sheets 1.50 per thousand. Mentions W P Brown & Son and 907 East Boulevard with a vague listing of items and a sales pitch.
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The
Stamford American
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W. P Brown & Son
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R. O. Products CO
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