Degrees conferred amid Missouri University ceremonies
The article notes Missouri University’s sixty ninth commencement week with 305 graduates and remarks on the duty of educated leaders in government and business. It also covers Carie Nation’s death at 66, crop forecasts across the nation, tariff debates, and local notes on bonds for Putnam County infirmary, flag symbolism, and political shifts shaping the era.
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Missouri University
Missouri
Hadley
Carie Nation
Kansas
Leavenworth
Putnam County
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Fragmented Text Teaches Future Hope From Fragmentary Speech
The readable fragments allude to guidance about looking ahead with optimism. The tone suggests caution against dwelling on past errors while urging a focus on brighter times. No clear names or locations are identifiable in the legible portion.
Local notes of visits incidents and social updates
Mrs J J Gehm entertains a school friend Miss Weatheral from St Joseph. Miss Mary Jane Butler arrives from Kansas City to visit her grandparents. Charles Smith sells a fish story viewable at his shop. James Crist and wife go to Centerville for possible surgery. Roxie Mary and Teressa Phillips visit from Keokuk to their aunt Mr J W Chrisman. Mr Abbott of Omaha an early Republican subscriber. Baseball excursion planned to Centerville June 25 with a promising game. Georgy Curry, Bloomfield resident, killed in a fight. son injured. Mule team of Chas Bankson wrecks near town. no serious injuries. Mrs Dan Jarrett honored with surprise dinner. many gifts and well wishes. Carnival aftermath notes and local shop talk. C W Mullenix of La Belle Star visits the office.
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Chas Bankson
Bankson
Charlie
Dan Jarrelt
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Foresten
Abe
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Teachers Examination Set For June 24 25
The regular teachers examination will be held Friday and Saturday June 24 and 25. The subject order remains as before. Due to the new certificate law effective January 1 1912 teachers should raise their certificates to first grade by that date. Ww. K Armstrong, Co Sunt.
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Ww. K Armstrong, Co. Sunt
A Hard Road to Travel Dismissed as Irish Wit
A drunken man kept crossing the road as a friend urged him home. The friend says the road is long. The man replies the length is not the problem but the breadth, a quip from Le Fann's Irish Life.
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Pat
le Fann
Season of Calmness Told by Jane Jones
Jane Jones advises a simple pause to regain composure. When unsure what to do next she suggests sitting still for a spell and doing nothing. The approach aims to restore calm and help one feel centered again.
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Yorktown
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Betsy Ross
Jane Jones
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