Clayton to participate in State Teachers Association contest
Next year Clayton will be represented in the High School Oration and Declamation Contest at the State Teachers Association. Superintendent J. B. Chamberlain spoke in Chapel last Tuesday about the plans and shared experiences from his Santa Fe visit. Miss Meda Lucas joins as the new Sixth and Seventh Grade teacher, an KU graduate with A B, prior teaching experience, and strong recommendations. Gail Retchie discussed home problems and balanced meals, with eighth graders w riting abstracts of the talk. Mr Hardgrave showcased metal window strips in a ten minute talk to the Home Economics class. Mr McFadden of the State Bank of Commerce spoke to the high school on saving and its relation to progress. Literary Societies plan Holy Night, Plano Solo, mixed chorus and other items for next period.
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Clayton
State Teachers Association
J. B. Chamberlain
Chapel
Santa Fe
Meda Lucas
Gail Retchie
Sarcess
Plano
Beatrice Sanches
Mary Hita
Opal Price
Stetson Hats Featured at Clayton's Better Store
GEo Wade & Co promotes John B. Stetson hats as the best gift option. Clayton's Better Store highlights the brand, urging customers to select premium headwear for men.
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GEO, H. Wade & CO
Clayton's Better Store
GEO. H. Wade & CO
Clayton's
Christmas Savings Club and Local News roundup
Local and personal items note the Christmas Savings Club starts Monday at the State Bank of Commerce and celebrate community tidbits. Richard Burrage and Attorney East erwood return from Boise City with Burrage’s tanned handsome badger pelt being made into a rug. A quail-hunting party near Alex McKenzie ranch includes Mansker Turpin and Harvey. Lawrence Swoyer finishes a 320 acre claim with family arrival. Mr and Mrs Albert Beller wed in Minneapolis Kansas and plan to reside near Bueyeros. The Sweyer family greetings and Ford long-distance travel praise close the item.
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State Bank of Commerce
Richard Burrage
Attorney Easterwood
Boise City
Bob Mansker
Rob Turpin
Morgan Harvey
Alex McKenzie
Alex
Lawrence Swoyer
W. A. Sweyer
Cornellison
Albert Beller
Minneapolis
Kansas
Joe
Henry
Lawrence
Tom
Anna Swoyer
Ford
Inside the Willys Overland Plant Tour and Assembly Line
A detailed tour describes axles tested to 200000 psi and 125000 psi proofs, heat and chemical checks on steel, and the four 645 foot conveyor tracks moving frames to finished cars. The process covers painting, tire mounting in seconds, overhead setups, self starters, and rapid shipment via a crane system, showcasing quality from economy to luxury models.
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Willys-Overland Company
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John B. Stetson
Calumet
Chicago
Paris Exposition
France
Wherritt & Campbell Azar Mercantile CO
Otto Johnson Mercantle CO
W.C. Barnhart
Farmers Society OF Equity
Miguel Tixier
ODD Fellows Hall
Union County Farmers Society OF Equity
Bristols Band
H. G. Morris National
Wayton
Overland Band
Glee Club
Willys
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