Scholarship Badges Honor Tenth Grade Pupils
The country correspondence lists many students praised for earning “Scholarship Budge” badges as a monthly prize. It notes progression badges from square to triangular to diamond, and mentions new registrations since the last school notes. The school reports enrollment by grade and praises progress, with principal J. W. Mor- expresses optimism for a profitable year.
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Zalar Anderton
Teva ‘K
Chester
Louis Christ Bay
Leean Hayden
Elmer Kuhn
Carl Majer
Ruth
Ming Morus
Glen Miller
Edward
Harvey Padget
Herman Wilfong
Iola Beatty
Willie Hayden
May Kalin
Chine McRae
Jeane Morris
Vernon Menger
Eline Padget
Lucy Sebastian
Bessie Anierton
Hakne Acpie
Maryon Oregon
Harevel
Xelool
Rs. E
C. Ferguson
Blanch Munger
Moale
Dons BE
Swam
J. W. Mor
Elmwood Items Camp Meeting News and Local Visits
Elmwood reports a lively camp meeting with poor weather yet strong attendance. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kile and Chas Bonnington's father. Other notes mention A Evans and wife, Mr. Barlor at Beaver City, and upcoming box supper on October 27 at Mt Zion district No 51. Local travel includes Koever to Higgins and Thad Green at Guymon. Little Harrold Lockhart shows improvement after illness.
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T! Place
Altho
Dave Kile
Dave
Chas. Bonnington
Ly Johnson
A. Evans
Couch Scribbles and Local Notes From Couch Oklahoma
Local items report Mrs Blalock improving slowly and Mr and Mrs Green planning to return to eastern Oklahoma. A pintie event is scheduled in Couch on Saturday afternoon October 1st 1000. Annie Lierle and her son Oscar travel to eastern Oklahoma on a visit while J R McCurdy and family tend property and stack food for A M Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Blalock
Local Notes and Farm Life From the Plainspoken Area
Mrs HS Mathers recovers from a sink list illness while J A Lee and others assist in celebrating J L Mathers and Jon errie birthday at Pearl Mal ie new barter in Catt. The 160 acres near Lockwood is for sale, land well watered and desirable for a home. Farmers fear Jack Frost may damage kaffir corn before harvest. Johnné Holton returns from Kansas. Barber shop groundwork begun and new sheds at the lamber yard sharpen the look of the yard.
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Mra
HS. Mathers
J. A. Lee
Mro
Mel W. Jones
B. L. Mathers
Sou
Lockwood
Eowa
Elleworth
Kans
High School Notes Share Library Projects and Debates
The notes describe a lively week with students furnishing a library room, making furniture and curtains, and forming a literary club on October 8. The seventh and eighth grades hold geography and spelling contests and plan joint debates with other schools. Visitors are invited to October events and the intermediate room offers a late October viewing program from October 26 to 28.
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Tech
The
Inelasiv
Mrs C W Ault Dies Near Lockwood After Ill Health
News from Kiowa country reports the death of Mrs. C. W. Ault at her home near Lockwood after years of ill health. She returned from the hospital recently and, though briefly improved, died peacefully. Sympathy extends to her husband and children. George Tooley mentions son George Tooley's October 6 marriage to Miss Elsie Phoenix in Old Fi son Missouri. The couple will reside in Beaver County with many friends offering best wishes.
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C. W. Ault
Lockwood
Ault
Mia
Anlt
Kiowa
Herato
George Tooley
Benedict
A. W. Tooley
Hibbs
Herat
George
Elsie Phoenix
Old Fison
Missouri
St. Louis
Beaver County
Herap
Mrs Overton In Serious Condition After Wagon Accident
Mrs W A Overton of Elmwood remains seriously ill after injuries from a spring wagon overturn while traveling to Enid. Initially expected to recover, complications led to weeks of bed rest and possible leg amputation. husband Mr Overton rushed to join her side.
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W. A. Overton
Elmwood
Enid
Mr. Overton
Local Wichita Woman Hospitalized After Incident
Friends in Wichita Kansas hope the case is not as serious as feared and that the woman may recover without lasting harm after being taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Taft and Diaz Meet at El Paso Juarez Bridge Ceremony
Taft and Diaz met at the El Paso Juarez border at the international bridge in a grand ceremony. It marked only the second U.S. president to set foot on foreign soil, following Roosevelt in Panama. The Mexican president welcomed Taft on American soil before Taft then hosted Diaz at the border back in Mexico.
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el Paso
Texan
Juarez
Mexico
Taft
United States
Diaz
Tts
Roosevelt
Panama
International Bridge
Texas
Republic of Mexico
Ding
Pan Handle Agricultural Institute Admits Women Students
A notice from Goodwell Oklahoma invites girls to enroll at Pan Handle Agricultural Institute detailing available courses in agriculture cooking sewing drawing and basic academics. Board and lodging with private families cost from 3 dollars per week with further details from Superintendent W Black at Goodwell Oklahoma.
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Handle Agricultural Institute
Northwest
Sth
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Toya
W. Black
Beaver County Teachers Examine November 1 2
The fourth quarterly examination for Beaver County teachers will occur November 1 and 2 at Beaver County Court House. State Board approval changes dates to align with Farmers' Institute G. W. Meera Co. September 10-21 and September 28.
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Beaver County
Beaver County Court House
Farmers’ Institute
G. W. Meera, Co
Little Elner Trades Castor Oil for Dime Claim
A three year old girl named Elner earns a dime by taking castor oil and boasts she can make more than a nickel her brother Fred offers for gathering a basket of cobs. The Delineator for November reports the anecdote.
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Elner
Fred
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Blue Mound
Gray
Thad Green
Guymon
Harrold Lockhart
Kiyo Outing
Karl McCurdy
A.M. Pritchard
K.O. McNulty
H. P. Theisen
Sophia
Mrs. Overton
Sheridan Stove
Beaver Hdw. & Furn. CO
J. W. Webb
Beaver, Oklahoma
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