Washington Youth Bind College Trails In 1920s
A Washington town lists the many students bound for colleges and universities across the nation. Names span several states and institutions including State University of Iowa, Iowa City. Ames State College. Cedar Falls State Teachers College. Central University Pella. Monmouth College Illinois. University of Chicago. Oberlin Ohio. Northwestern Evanston. University of Wisconsin Madison. Drake Des Moines and more. The compilation shows a strong pattern of local graduates pursuing higher education nationwide.
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Washington
Ollege
Irs
Ars
Hot
Washington Young
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Beth McCleary
Anna McCleary
Lola Wells Hughes
Central University
Pella
Alferd
Esther Bartholomew
Anna I
Pearl Phillips
Harry Phillips
Monmouth
John Eos
Ralph Bunc
U University of Chicago
Dorothy Miler
Hazel Martin
Nena Wilson
Howard Cunningham
Max Miller
Oberlin
Ohio
Nora Cur
Cecil Rogers
Ruth Knupp
Helen
McCormick Business College
Chino
Pina Moore
Earl Mooresul College
Kirksville
Nynde Stryker
Mightana Park
Des Moines
Pansy
Ray Boyer
Cornet
Mt. Vernon
Mabel Morton Coe
Cedar Rapids
Rownd Rten Training School
Gert Hollee
Chicago
Mary Steck Daugherty
Wisconsin
Madison
Dempsey
Oxford
Chester
Pat
Drake University
Mabel Brinton
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Penn
Elizbeth Irwin
Northwestern University
Evanston
Hattie Wenger
University of Washington
Seattle
Inghamness Training School
Ambrose
Davenport
Lyereit
Albany graft exposed stirs New York probe into legislature
Albany investigations into wholesale graft, alleged pay roll padding, and “free insurance trust” activities intensify. Ellingwood and Canning books likely to yield revelations as lawmakers, clerks, and dummy names face scrutiny amid calls for reform.
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New York
Albany
Free Insurance Trust
Ellingwood & Canning
AOL
New York State
Cast Aside to Play Here September Second
A stage notice announces Cast Aside by Lem Parker based on Charles Harris ballad. The drama treats marital fidelity with graphic scenes and sharp humor. Cast and production are described as strong with ticket prices 25, 35, 50, 75 and 1.00 dollars.
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Chas. K. Harris
Lem Bb. Parker
Milk Price Notice For Patrons
Beginning September 1 the price of milk will be on output for 14 quarts Brewer announces a price update for patrons with details unreadable in the fragment.
Miss Stichter Charms Fairfield Chautauqua Children
Fairfield Journal highlights Miss Katherine Stichter of Washington known as the Story Lady at the Fairfield Chautauqua playground. She entertains and educates hundreds of children with stories and games, drawing parents to the venue and earning wide acclaim. The feature expands this year with added activities and daily shows as the session winds down.
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Fairfield Journal
Fairfield Chautauqua
Katherine Stichter
Chautauqua Park
Fairfield
Washington
Miss Stichter
Miss Stiehter
Kathrine Stichter
Jefferson County
TRY A JOURNAL WANT AD A WANT AD WILL FIND IT
A compact notice urging readers to use the journal want ads to locate missing items, services, or opportunities. The line emphasizes the ad page as a quick, practical resource for readers seeking solutions.
County Home Picnic Promised for Labor Day
The Howe Ponte county announces a Labor Day picnic on September 5 at the county home lawn. A dinner is planned and coffee will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Beatty. The event aims to acquaint residents with the county home. last year's picnic was a success and this year should be even larger.
Sugar Trust Cases Arrest of Judgment Planned
In New York on August 30 Judge Martin of the United States circuit court will hear arguments for an arrest of judgment in the cases of Charles Heike and Ernest Gebracht. Both were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government of customs duties. The proceedings are expected to proceed today.
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New York
Martin
United States Circuit Court
Charles Heike
Ernest Gerbracht
Sugar Trust Prosecution Ends With Heavy Penalties
Rulener sentences include two years in prison and a $10000 fine for Heike while Gerracht faces up to twelve years and a $40000 fine. Havemeyer the sugar king and others are dead. several former officials jailed and two former employees confined to sanatoriums.
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Heike
Gerbracht
If. O. Havemeyer
LeRoy
Dopner
Farm land in northeastern Oklahoma offers strong yields
Buy a farm in Tulsa county near the oil belt with oats 60 bushels per acre wheat 25 corn 35 and cotton one bale per acre. Gas used for fuel and light. land priced from 35 to 75 dollars per acre. Henderson and Davis of Broken Arrow advertise offices over First National Bank Hotheod gp.
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Henderson & Davis
Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
First National Bank
Hotheod-gp
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State University of Iowa
Iowa
Leigh Bell
Homer Coppock
Masson
John Masson
Mary
Joe Clyde
Floyd Shatn
John Ish
Lawson Fisher
Jee O'Lough
Jillian Minick
Rosa Langenberg
Hompson Brookhart
Manton Heber
Ben Wallace
Town State College
Ames
Joe Walon
Edgar Martin
Roy Mayhew
Benek
Terson
New York Capital
the Journal
Jack Hazard
Chas
B. Dillingham
John L. Golden
Central Park
Canada
Momix
Jprome
Kremick & Co
Detroit
Murray Music Co
Isa
Ner
Myene
Graham
Atchison Bros
J. A. Work & Co
Howe Ponte
Stedl
PARM
Tulsa County
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