New Report Cards At The High School
The high school issued new report cards this week showing semester grades and half year averages. A new credits toward graduation statement appears on the cards for the first time, with parents few may miss it.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
3
The high school issued new report cards this week showing semester grades and half year averages. A new credits toward graduation statement appears on the cards for the first time, with parents few may miss it.
A live eagle attracted crowds as it was displayed in a storefront window of the Fox and Dewey shoe shop. The bird, reportedly captured in the town’s east part, drew many spectators during yesterday and today visiting hours.
Des Moines Iowa Jan 25 It is likely that within a year a broad movement will be launched to educate Iowa people to greater commercial and agricultural possibilities If the current leaders avoid setbacks proposed reform will broaden the campaign beyond farming Iowa farmers have been educated narrowly on agriculture A state house inquiry shows minimal progress in better farming with corn yields averaging about 4 5 bushels per acre in five years to 1912 while the five year period to 1911 shows 34 6 bushels per acre The report argues comprehensive education should yield strong farming improvements and increased yields
Poem narrates two once close families sharing a cottage on Blue Mountain. A maid quits for better pay, sparking a rift that widens when one buys a bulldog and the other a cat. A torn cat and a soup bone hint at a lingering feud and a communal lesson.
A Kingston Jamaica dispatch in Tuesday's Journal notes the Steabier Fuerst Bismark breaking away from Howe. The brief item highlights a naval event with limited details and no stated consequences.
A humorous column on sleep as a habit shaping city life from upper berths to church pews. It riffs on noisy snorers in apartments and the oddities of sleep among citizens, including D W Wilde and his son Walter Wilde aboard a chartered Bismark bound for Panama with the Hart Grain Weigher crew.
The high school hoops squad plans to depart tomorrow morning aboard the Firefly for West Liberty to face the local team in the evening. The lineup mirrors the Morning Sun game with Dokes at center, Anderson and Clapper as forwards, and Palmgren Russell and Barrows at guard. Careful changes to next month’s schedule include Morning Sun game moved to February 3 and a Feb 9 home date with West Liberty, with possible two Eldon games to follow.
Delegates at the first provincial convention in the Philippines in Peningasan province were instructed to indorse any candidate but Taft. The Democratic fight centers on endorsing the Philippine administration.
Paris reports hint of romance after Robert W Chanler of New York divorces Jina Cavalieri an opera star in an amicable settlement. Chanler plans a divorce dinner to mark his freedom while Cavalieri weighs future nuptials with Muratore amid lingering rumors.
In Davenport during the Guy Hickman company engagement at Burtis theatre a youth Charles Berkley devised a scheme to raise ten cents and obtain two theatre tickets. He pawed a half dollar with a pawn ticket and bartered it for forty cents, then bought two seats for the show “The Whirlpool.” The piece notes the moral and mocks those lacking admission funds.
Local readers report a single dose mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika as a German appendicitis remedy that supposedly relieves constipation sour stomach and gas instantly. The preparation allegedly antisepticizes digestive organs draws off impurities and eases discomfort.
The Alpine Aerie No. 1948 meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday evening each month. Visiting members in good standing are welcome. Fox W P R C DuBois, Beery, J W Scott, Commander, J J Kellogg, Adjt.
Masonic lodges announce regular meetings: Wasiirgien Lodge No 26 A F O E A M meets first Friday with W M Dewey and J W Morton as secretary. Cyrus Chapter No 2b meets second Friday. Washington Chapter meets monthly with W M and Mrs listed.
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