School Sports and District Attendance Reports 1908
A school column describes a December 4 fundraising event at district No. 3 netting seventeen dollars for classroom interior decor. It also lists athletic entry rules and events, and provides district by district attendance and tardiness tallies for November 1908 across multiple districts with teacher names and enrolled student counts.
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Grace
Nel
Sor
Ethel
Irma Steinmetz
Emma Allen
Gail ‘Chancellor
Hazel
Hayward Riggle
Nita Burger
Raymond Showalter
Gerald
Glenn Dickens
Lillie Arend
Herbert Malone
Leona Leighty
Noan Nispel
Nee Omen
Margaret Ellermeier
Jona Carney
Ida Grummert
Anna Nispel
Herman
Edwin Reinwald
Homer
Yeakle
Peither
Katie Carter
Viola Minehan
Emma
Edith
Wilma Ruhnke
Irene H. Biauvelt
George Lange
Merle Hughes
Della Brown
Minnie Edgington
Roy Edgington
Sarah Friedrich
Ruth—E. Thomas
Margaret Brown
Edith, Percy
Earl
Lola Rohrbaugh
Maude
Annie Nelson
John Molbey
Walter Gerard
Reba Yealke
Ella ‘Sandman
George
Carl
Arthur
Germer
Fredrick Darnauér
Heiliger
Ella Hoppier
Minnie Schroeder
Minnie Moeller
J. Fred Harvey
Emelia
Elmer
Ella Nispel
Clara Yost
Emma Drewes
Ward
Floyd Neff
Mae_Tree
John Junker
Iona
Egbert
Emma Riggle
Cat Treeger
Cisra Broadston
Leone and
Oren Wilson
Elma Hartzell
Esther Bugbee
Elton Bugbee
Fern
Mildred Kiskall
Ethel Weddle
Elizabeth Sandman
Edward and
Annie Gabel
Ade Meyer
Frances . Stuermer
Marya Wegele
Marie ‘Shipman
Marie Achtemeir
Johnny Braasch
Pearl
Gilmore
Chester Ammerman
Florence Brown
Fred Bockholdt
Lillie’ Bartels
Lyda.Clarke
Harvey Gerhardt
Joy Harvey
Nellie Humberger
Elmer Huliger
Johnnie
Jarchow
Irma Killer
Olga Koenig
Hulda Knoche
Almer’ Lammel
Gessa Mann
Nash
Harry Orth
Dora Rupple
Clarence
Allen Sperling
Alvina
Louie Selk
Arthur Unger
Walter Wiegand
Arthur Bruenger
Selke
Carl Gaffney
Frieda Knocke
Ida Merklinger
Charlies Barbee
Harlin Linley Olive Clark
May Metcalf
Laura Matuska
Bessie Knoche
Ida Bockholt
Effie Knoche
The Lincoln Journal Focuses on State Affairs and Education
The Lincoln Journal prints extensive coverage of state meetings including the high attendance at teachers gatherings and upcoming agricultural and legislative events. It highlights the paper’s emphasis on state affairs, bills on liquor regulation and bank deposits, and its role as a state paper with strong legislative reporting.
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Bargain Week Offer For Lincoln State Journal Subscriptions
During December 21 to 28 the Lincoln State Journal offers one year subscriptions with no Sunday issues at 3 dollars or with Sunday at 4 dollars, payable in advance and starting January 1, 1909. The paper promises thorough legislative news from Lincoln and asserts independence from party bosses, with factual, impartial reporting.
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Lincoln State Journal
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Belgium’s roadside orchards yield modest per-tree income
The piece notes Belgian roadside apple and pear trees along cider and perry belts. It cites 1008 roadside trees bringing in about 4130,000 annually, roughly four pence per tree, plus small contributions to a sinking fund.
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Belgium
Kipling Quotation On Virtue And Duty
A quoted Rudyard Kipling line extols virtue and loyalty in a community and country, contrasting legal obedience with moral conduct. The fragment hints at a woman’s advertisement praising a virtuous man and a dependable nation.
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Rudyard Kipling
A Thorough Job in a Fractured Line
A terse verse fragment hints at domestic strain during spring cleaning as a speaker laments being cleaned out by his wife. The brief item foregrounds a marital tension scene with implied conflict and humor.
Singing Cure in Fight Against Tuberculosis
A hospital note comments that singing could aid in fighting pulmonary tuberculosis, highlighting hygienic measures as a major therapeutic element in current medical practice. The quotation frames singing as a potentially useful hygienic practice within tuberculosis care.
Could Do Them Better
A remark on the common belief that many think they can do three jobs better than others. The examples cited are running a newspaper running a street railroad and teaching school.
To Our Dear Friend the Merchant Open Ad Columns
The message invites advertisers to use open columns to reach bargain hunters. It mentions selling goods and asking customers what they want, urging clear terms and prompt responses to inquiries.
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the Merchant
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