Oregon No. 8 spellers win county contest banner
Clair Anderson of Oregon No 8 wins the second annual Graham spelling contest with ten dollar prize. Louise Bristow places second and several girls and boys from multiple townships compete before a packed house. The event features Professor E C Bishop and S W Livingston coordinating prizes and a closing program.
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Oregon No. 8
Clair Anderson
Graham
E. C. Bishop
Ames
Eugene Breitenbach
Mr. Bishop
Eugene
Bishop
Louise Bristow
Miss Bristow
S. W. Livingston
Livingston
A. C. Fuller
James Edgington
Merle Lynie
H.C. Hull
Professor Bishop
Lime Creek
Ellen O'Flaherty
Max Coffey
Zelpha Griffith
Fay Griffith
Gladys McReynolds
Ray Smith
Charles Ashby
Wilson Ashby
Grace Rowe
Noah Hofer
Alicia Sullivan
Lioyd Hole
Nina Hole
English River
Matilda Nadely
Esther Chez
Lava Small
Maude Welte
Margaret Eglin
Iowa
Percy Schnoebelen
Geneva Shebeck
Ira Huber
Norma Gardner
Gladys Dunbar
Herman Pfeffer
Etta Baker
George Baker
Cedar
Carrie Bohn
Rosetti Stewart
Lucile Shalla
Cecil Shalla
Donald Ross
Helen Bauer
Emma Dusenbery
Jackson
Paul Gray
Velma Richardson
Mamie Knotek
Mamie Malichky
Clyde Dawson
Worth Noecker
Grace Donaldson
Randall Neil
Vera Shalla
Lucile Retner
Highland
Ruth Thompson
Alice Prymek
Clara Lukaysky
Alice McConnell
Ruth Noel
Ethel Murphy
Arthur Nicholson
Herbert Marling
Neva Jones
Opal Harrison
Fern Harrison
Dutch Creek
Helen Sheets
Dortha Swickard
Velma Hotle
Ruth Mayer
Fern Beliel
Ethel Frank
Franklin
June Conger
Melvin Booth
Dorothy Libe
Roy Miller
Henrietta Griffith
David Kleese
Vivian Lemley
Homer Porter
Washington
Mary McCall
Fern May
Alvin Morrow
Myrtle Saville
John Schneider
Helen Wilson
Rex Benz
Daisy Kephart
Eva Godwin
Oregon
Nora Bean
Nita Webr
Helen Reams
Rodney Rabenold
Alice Huffman
Leslie Matthews
Clay
Gladys Grant
Raymond Steinbeck
Willard Ward
Paulina Robinson
Helen Brier
Willis Howell
Brighton
Kate Wysoski
Jos. Wysoski
Raymond Lemley
Marion
Vera Beenblossom
Vella Benson
Hattie Hesseltine
Dassie Hesseltine
Edith Conrad
Aaron Stafford
Katherine Frey
Margaret Hesseltine
Crawford—Cloyce Huston
Dot Orris
Ella Schantz
Lawrie Monson
Rabies Panic Debunked Says Health Group in Bulletin
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals warns against sensational rabies reporting and urges calm after bites. It notes fear, not virus, drives danger and urges proper medical care while discounting a mass rabies scare. A separate Ad advertises Chamberlain products for rheumatism and other ailments.
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Train schedule fragment with arrivals and departures
A dense list of train numbers times and routes from Washington to Chicago and Milwaukee notes multiple locals freights and passengers. Agents H W Russel and F L Broadgate appear with times and daily services excluding Sundays.
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Washington
H. W. Russel
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