Keota High School Class of 1909 Commencement Recap
Keota High School graduates from the class of 1909 number seven girls and six boys. The ceremony in the Methodist church featured orations, musical performances, a chalk-talk class history, and diplomas presented by E. E. Bower. Edith Morgan won first honors with Florence Wright close behind. the program included a Verdi aria and a stirring address by Dr. L. A. Garrison.
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Keota High School
Methodist Church
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Lucia
Donezette
Yearl Coffman
Mabel Stevenson
Don Davis
Florence Wright
Gale Williams
Leo Richardson
Richardson
Thomas D. Marr
Thomas
Edna Pearl Owen
Mary Tufts
Lois Stewart
Clara Stewart
Alma Verne Sharp
Blanche Wallace
Edith Louise Morgan
Brooks
John Hastie
Arch L. Graham
Verdi
L. A. Garrison
Central College At
Pella
Alps
Italy
L. Everett Hulse
Hazel Williams
J. R. MecVicker
E. E. Bower
Board of Education
Alice Wilson
Edith Morgan
Stenographer Wanted Ad Echoes in The Journal
The Journal runs a want ad for stenographers. A position is available today and applicants are urged to write an application for the potential job.
Yesterday's Ball Games National League results
In Chicago Chicago defeated Philadelphia 161 to 0 with Reulbach Moran Moore and Dooin credited. In St Louis New York beat St Louis 12 to 0 with Wiltse Meyers and others top scorers. Cincinnati split two games defeating Brooklyn 3 4 in the first and losing 4 10 in the second. Omaha and Denver posted scores in the Western League while Sioux City and Des Moines battled to 7 6 and 6 6 ties respectively.
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Moore
Bresnahan
Bliss
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R.hle
Germs Lurk in Dead Bodies Sparks Federal Shipping Control
Washington June 7. The twenty fourth annual meeting of the conference of state and provincial boards of health of North America warned that disease carrying germs lurk in the transportation of deceased. A flaw in the body shipping system between states was found and a pre shipment deterrence was urged. An amendment by Dr Woodward DC health officer that interstate shipment of bodies be regulated by Congress was adopted.
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Conference of State
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District of Columbia
Congress
Doctor Hayes Near Death After Slaughterhouse Attack
Somerville Mass June 7 The death of Dr Daniel C Hayes is expected hourly after he was stabbed by John Murphy hog butcher who ran amuck with a razor edge knife at the North Packing company slaughter house driving 300 workers before him five men were slain and three others seriously wounded John Cheevas and Joseph Chicosk were stabbed and are in critical condition Murphy raved in a padded cell at the police station before praying He formerly lived in Ottumwa Iowa where he was married sixteen years ago
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John Murphy
North Packing Company
John Cheevas
Joseph Chicosk
Murphy
Ottumwa
Woolen schedule eyed as Congress set to adjourn by July fourth
Washington reports the Senate aims to finish the cotton schedule then tackle the woolen schedule which mirrors Dingley rates. Progressive Republicans threaten opposition while night sessions push toward completion by Friday. No final agenda set yet but work on the free list may occur as Congress plans to adjourn before July 4. In Omaha two deputy marshals transport Jack Shelton and Lillian Stephenson as Shelton faces robbery charges in the Overland Limited case.
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Policeman Held for Killing Contractor in Argenta Case
Adolph Topf twenty eight, a contractor from Argenta, was shot by Argenta officer George Carr after a dog license dispute. The coroner jury ruled the killing unjustifiable and Carr is jailed.
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Argenta
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Grand Forks Steamer Makes First Water Trip to Winnipeg in 28 Years
The Grand Forks departed at 5 a.m. for Winnipeg on the first water voyage between the two cities in twenty eight years. Winnipeg is expected by 7 p.m. today.
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Winnipeg
German Balloons in Race for Swiss Cup
Thirteen German balloons began a long distance trial from Essen in Rhenish Prussia on June 7. The three teams with the best records will compete for the international cup in Switzerland later in the fall.
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Rhenish Prussia
Switzerland
Arrivals and visits fill Fox & Dewey local scene
Mrs. Fred Smith of Richland arrives Saturday. Homer Coppock returns from Mt. Pleasant for a weekend visit. Mrs. J. A. Crawford arrives from Ainsworth. Miss Susie Johnson of Verdi visits. Miss Cora Porter arrives from Fairfield where she taught. Mrs. Jas. Miller and Barclay leave for Lone Tree. Agnes Ralston and children visit from West Chester. Frank Griffith returns from Kansas City after his mother’s death. Priscilla Junkin spends Sunday at Frank Martin's and attends Kalona dedication. Mrs. Jesse Scranton arrives from Oklahoma City for her mother Mary Griffith’s funeral. Miss Ella Woodford and Mrs. Woodford arrive from Bright for a city visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer and son visit in Muscatine. Mrs. Will Jones and son return home from Cotter after a week with her mother L. C. Daugherty. Mrs. A. S. Smith and family go to Broomfield. Retta will visit then head west. Arthur Mace returns to work with Schenefelt & Gibson. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as summer tonic.
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Fox & Dewey
Fred Smith
Richland
Homer Coppock
Mt. Pleasant
Cora Porter
Fairfield
Jas. Miller
Barclay
Lone Tree
Will Jones
Cotter
L. C. Daugherty
Seventh Day Adventists Adjourn After Quadrennial Conference
The thirty seventh quadrennial conference of the Seventh Day Adventists adjourned in Washington with more than 2,000 attendees. The closing feature was the world message delivered by Emma White, aged prophetess of the organization.
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Seventh Day Adventists
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Jacobs Given Life Sentence
In Sturgis South Dakota on June 7 the jury found Oscar Jacobs guilty of murdering Elba Roberts last January and fixed the punishment at life imprisonment.
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Oscar Jacobs
Elba Roberts
Revenge at 2 A.M Leader Thomas Cat
A fragment from a diary or notice records a boastful line by a leader addressing choristers about a neighbor singer. The quote mocks a night-blooming soprano whose singing disturbs rest during the early hours. The source presents a theatrical or community mood text.
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Thomas Cat
Dissipation and fleeting pleasure in a moral reflection
A compact aphorism by Hannah More on the transience of pleasure and beauty. The roses symbolize delight that fades as youth wanes, warning against indulging in momentary sensual rewards.
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Hannah More
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