English in Philippine Schools Shapes a Nation of Learners
The piece lauds American led education in the Philippines noting extensive public schools and several trade and agricultural programs producing goods worth 1,206,850 in 1919. It claims English as the official language, spoken by pupils and officials, and predicts a future where graduates assume political leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Hes
Senta Tomes
Marile
Barvard
Nermes
Schesls
Ada School For the
Islands
Commercial College
PRESS COMMENT ON PHILIPPINES
The Philippinest argues quick independence for the Philippines to avoid rebellion, while others urge the US to grant independence to honor commitments and prevent a broader imperial issue. Public voices differ on whether maintaining control serves national interests or conflicts with global expectations.
Filipinos Press for Independence And Self Rule
The Filipinos are conducting an intensive and intelligent campaign for independence. They urge their claim with vigor and shrewdness, declaring they are capable of self government and believe independence will earn world respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Republican News
Weden'News Notes Highlight Local Social Moves
Local column lists residents leaving for Iron River Wisconsin to settle there. Henry Holtorf and family left after years here, with his hardware trade tied to his brother. Dozens of visits and calls from Titonka Britt Garner Estherville and Forest City residents mark a busy week of social and business activity across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holtorf
Iron River
Wis
Holtorf
G. D. Breen
Elmer Peterson
Titonka
J. L. Bushman
Campbell
Dows
Sam Barron
Geo. Breen
Brrs
Elwin Valley
Britt
Seally Wember
Mason City Oil Company
John Smith
Mason City
iFriday
James, Joe and
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
John Valley
Forest City
Paul Baack
Marie Quint
Goodell
John Pouetsen
Timniy
C. A. Lawler
John Junker
Lester Eisenman
Bors W. J. Madole
Maud Rar
Marshalltown
Bernice Cunningham
J. W. Dawson
Garner
Minnie Danaher
Minneano‘lis
Portland Personals and Local Family News Roundup
Port land residents report new baby boy born March 24 to Mr and Mrs Wyot Statt of Mankato Minnesota who have long been Portlandites. Harley Fitch treated for tonsillitis. Several local visits and home activities noted including D E Fitch families and Robt Callies. School opens Tuesday in District No 5 with Miss Vera B McElroy as teacher. Local visits from Vin tonia Iowa and Burt Iowa are recorded along with Mrs Tom Trainer and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ringsdorf
Johnny Cunningham
Mr. Brown
Portland
Ed Welske
la Rerippe
Ae. Par Canisbattes
Clara
Tugnka
Carter
Emil Wiese
Plum
Creek
Hugo
Bleich
la Vertie
Ind Mra
McElroy
Titonka
W. G Leek
D. E. Fiten
Fitch
John Rueger
LaVerne
Wyot Statt
Mankato
Minn
Callies
Py G. A. Fairbanks
Burt
Old Farm
M. J Bann
B. C
Clara Lichtenberger
Vinton
Owa
Carter and Cailles
Tom Trainer
Farmers Cooperative Society Adverts in Algona Iowa
An old classified section shows multiple local business notices from Algona Iowa. Listings include grain and seed dealers, a law firm managed by Win Spangler, and attorney offices of Harrington Dickinson and G A Quarton. Also appears a veterinary service by Dr Gus Fredrickson and Bank of Woden contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Farmers' Co-Operative ‘Society OF Wesley
Spangler
Gus Fredrickson
Bank of Woden
Woden
Iowa
Octogenarian Woman Eyes Loop The Loop In Air Travel
Paris correspondent notes 83 year old Hemery, a Chan woman and grandmother, urged younger generations to use air locomotion. She first ballooned in 1878 and now hopes to fly again, saving wages from Theager earnings to fund another ascent despite her grandchildren’ shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandés
Paris
London Times
Hemery
Coun
Stound
Iron sinks noted in hardware shop window incident
A fragmentary report describes a visitor entering a hardware shop, declaring awareness that iron sinks are involved, then bolting. Subsequent taunting and a return by the visitor led to further shouting about related items from wine vaults to moonlight walks and marble busts in a science magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Science and Invention Magazine
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Ilipinos
United States
James B. Wood
Chicago Daily News
Berria
House
P Rer Brest
University of the Philippines
Manila
Spain
W. A. Jones
Virginia
Spain Is Called “the Mother of Mantig's Bridges." the Rizinal
Argug
Rock Island
Fiupipops
England
Ireland
Cedar Rapids
Noion
PhIppine Islands
Alvin Kramer
Son of
Buffalo Center
John Rudersil
Joan Pouelsen
Henry Hoitors
Bert Greenfield
Estherville
Frank Rourke
Goodman
Britt Electric Light Company
W. Zolder
Hawkeye Orchestra
Air
Henry Carr
Dennis
A. W. Bingham
Heiko Stohr
Geisking
Wmles
Tede Ringstoatenante
Bancroft
Ee Biettcher
Ray Cunningham
Chas. Phelps
Honolulu
Harrington & Dickinson Attorneys
First National Bank
Algona
W. B.quarton
D. Quarton
Law
Kossuth
County State Bank
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