County Officials and Commissioners List
A fragmentary list shows county offices and officials including editor treasurer superintendent Martha Keenan and commissioners in multiple districts. Names such as J Sharp A Hodgman Ravenel Macbeth Henry Powell Jesse Finnel W J Treloar Geo McGowan and Frank Abren appear among the officers and district designations.
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Custer County
Ravenel Macbeth
Henry F. Powell
Jesse G. Finnel
Atrnot
Bena
Martha Keenan County
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Johnston Copier
W.j.treloar
Geo
McGowan Ard
Frank Abren Comminsion
Cinderella and the Prince of a Wandering Heart
McMaster, delayed traveler, visits Jack Hollister’s home and meets Cinderella a childlike young woman. He pursues a forbidden romance across seasons, only to learn Cinderella is married. At a seaside balcony confrontation he declares love and she reveals her cousin’s pink gown ruse.
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McMaster
Jack Hollister
Father
Jack
Masters
McMasters
Cinderella
Ron
Tecoga
Prince
Edith
Maori girls education drive gains support at Government House
Reports from Wellington detail a gathering at Government House where the governor and Lady Ranfurly backed a campaign to build a school for Maori girls. Maori chiefs, dignified and mindful, heard talks on education as essential to the race’s future, with Rev. Fo Bennett and others stressing aid to Maori communities. A humorous tale on dress contrasted with accounts of poverty and diet ignorance, highlighting child mortality risks among Maori families.
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Ranfurly
Government House
Wellington
Pal Ma’ Gazette
Ballingtom Booth
Fo Bennett
Bennett
Pungent Paragraphs Sparkling Snippets and Jests
A collage of overheard quips and cartoons from early 20th century papers features gossipy humor, mock weddings, life insurance irony, and gentle digs at social pretensions. Characters include Tom Ned Mauile Mrs Manley and a punchy taxidermist line, reflecting light satire and domestic foibles.
The Personal Appeal of the Volunteers story
Gen Ballington Booth recounts a rescue story in which a saloon keeper reflects on conscience and reform. He describes leaving a downtown bar to hear Col Pattie Watkins and the Volunteers, finding renewed faith and purpose as he attends Cooper Union meetings and embraces change.
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Frank Leslie
Gen. Ballington Booth
Cooper Union
Col. Pattie Watkins
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