Christmas Vacation Plans and School Club Formed
A rural town news item notes high school graduates visiting classes after holidays and announces the Christmas vacation from December 23 to January 4 1921. It also reports the Highlander's Literary Society changing its program day and details the formation of a Scotland Commercial Club for commercial students with aims to study vocations and promote social leadership.
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Maynard Minnich
Dentistry
Iowa City
Paul Landman
Louis Quinn
Walter Treick
Sophia Zolnowsky
University of South Dakota
Amy Brown
Yankton College
Miss Johnston
Ee Ene
Gladys Marchant
Lillian Stempgee
Myron Jones
Scotland
Bond Election Fails Second Time for New School
A second bond referendum for a new school building, after a prior $100000 attempt, failed by 112 votes as 471 ballots were cast despite over a foot of snow. Ward results followed, ending in defeat for the $65000 proposal.
Bond defeat prompts school board crisis and call for plan
The article notes opposition to proposed school upgrades in Scotland, overcrowded facilities, and the need for manual training and domestic science. It urges citizens to unite, review plans, and meet the emergency to raise the standard to match other towns. It also touches on Red Cross drives and community responses in 1920s cities.
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Scotland
All Pipes Cases and Cigarettes 20% Discount Ad
Corner Inn advertises a 20 percent discount on pipes cases and cigarettes urging shoppers to visit for bargains at the inn.
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Corner Inn
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