State educators meet. resolutions on normal schools and pay
A statewide educators gathering debated high school funding and teacher pay including $250 per teacher annually with caps, plus $250 for agriculture and domestic science courses. Proposals urged district funding for tuition to nearby high schools, nonpartisan election reforms, and higher standards for county superintendents. Marsh elected president, Brindle secretary. Rev S P Huskins dies suddenly in Parkersburg at 2 AM.
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Wuritier Seaye Ald
Theracil High Schools
Hay
Ink Mt
Howl
Spector
Corneilio
Courde of Education
Sao
Buble
Marsh
Counc
J. F. Marsh
Beant High School
Dawson Given Commission to Aide City Administration
Governor William C. Dawson appoints a public commission to assist city governance. He will qualify during the current term to oversee the commission and its activities.
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WM. C. Dawson Hasis
NO DRUGS NO GRAFT CHALLENGE CLAIMS $1000 PRIZE
An advertisement proclaims that Dr Wirdman uses no atro pine or otter drugs to paralyze the eye and that his methods have fitted more patients than any other in the state. It warns against outsiders and offers $1000 to any oculist who can match his spectacle fitting without his methods.
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Gr Hardman
Hardman
Wee Charksburg
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