Des Moines Night School Draws Diverse Enrollees
A Des Moines program reports 1,000 students enrolled in its night schools. Ages span 14 to 45 with nearly every nationality represented, reflecting broad participation and effort to improve skills.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
8
A Des Moines program reports 1,000 students enrolled in its night schools. Ages span 14 to 45 with nearly every nationality represented, reflecting broad participation and effort to improve skills.
A vintage testimonial advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds as safe for children and adults. It praises soothing effects and ease of use, with user Mrs Haines of Franconia praising its family usefulness and recommending to friends.
Oil and gas activity spans West Virginia and Ohio with multiple test wells. National Oil and Gas on the W J Robinson farm produced 560 barrels. Stevenson and Mason farms report tests in top sands with potential new producers. Other districts show gas finds, weak production, or dry holes, including Berea sand tests in Buffalo and Hartley farms, with several rigs active and preparations to drill additional wells.
Baltimore hunter Vale Jsce Carey wins a deep section deer and game outing with a large, varied bag. He shoots geese and multiple birds, rabbits, a wild turkey and a raccoon, while his dogs treed a raccoon for another party.
Dean Coulter of West Virginia University urges National Conference on Marketing and Credits to back federal land banks and state laws. He calls for Congress acts, state mortgage simplification, a state land bureau, rural education, and public service land trusts to enable tenant farmers and farm workers to acquire land and operate farms.
A large flock of wild geese crossed Hawesville as the lead man and his aides directed the birds with their honks. The noise drew attention, and observers noted the flock appeared to be flying in a steady, orderly path overhead.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes a girl with red blotches like a rash that grew larger and caused hair loss. The text details trial of Cuicure Soap and Ointment with stated improvements followed by renewed symptoms, signed by SBMratEL in Hiram Georgia.
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