Melons and small talk set tone for school opening
The item notes melons priced cheap at W. H. Harris and mentions social calls by BH. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. M. Caliendar of Diller visiting Steele City friends. Geo. Patterson toured to St. Joe. Marsh left for Elwood to take charge of a station.
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W. H. Harris
Geo. Patterson
St. Joe
BH. Harris
M. Caliendar
Diller
Steele City
Marsh
Elwood
Kansas
Nation’s nephew speaks on school aims at Geneva meeting
The passage notes Nation of a large number of schools in Iowa tries a better system for schools. He addressed the county teachers institute at Geneva. The item mentions a business college offering placement and Grand Island School. It ends with a religious tribute to a man called Christian.
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Towa
Geneva
County Teachers Institute
Tana
Grand _ Island
Grand Island
Nebraska
Hollenberg Route 1 Visits Over Weekend
Mrs Gapeer and Miss Arlie visited Sunday with sister Ida. Mrs Decker and Mary spent Saturday with Haverty and daughters. Mr and Mrs Ames visited several relatives and friends nearby.
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Gapeer
Arlie
Ida
Decker
Mary
Haverty
Mrs. Ames
Endicott Family Guests At Home Visit
Mrs. Frank Chancellor hosted a visit at his home as Mr and Mrs J A Nation spent Sunday as guests at the Was Raider residence.
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Frank Chancellor
J. A. Nation
Was. Raider
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Bie
Pairbury
Ist National Bank
S. Taylor
M. D
Crinklaw
Shultz’ Store
Kare i. Nation
Hollenberg
Endicott
W. F. Schutte
Roy Derrick
Pearson’s Cafe
Sémane
Hesterfiek
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