Teachers Reports From County Schools Sixth Month
Reports from multiple districts detail enrollment attendance and tardiness for sixth month. Districts 2 4 18 22 23 25 29 30 35 42 47 50 51 52 53 list teachers and grade levels, with notes on tardiness and incomplete reports where present.
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L. H. Damon
Miss Wolton
Dora Grot
Miss Connelly
Miss Ma
Miss Zeman
Miss Ross
Eucher
Mary Ned
Mrs. Cones
Miss Marquand
Miss Sea Weather
Joslin
Miss Bowen
Nina Ned
Miss A
Miss Bu
Wit and weather hints in a 1900s Kansas column
A curio of opinions and snippets from a rural Kansas page. It muses on news literacy, misread words, and local quirks, cites Hobson's pills and Villa aliases, notes plague history and a World’s Work article, and ends with March forecasts and a woodchuck update from Dick Tasearn.
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Europe
London
Manchuria
Uncle Heck
Meadow Barks
Dick Tasearn
Home Talent Entertainment Tonight and Tickets On Sale
Home talent entertainment is set for Saturday evening March 14 as the final number of the course. Free for season ticket holders. others pay 25 cents for adults and 15 for pupils. Tickets on sale at the drug store with seats reservable. Doors open 7 30. program starts at 5 central time with seating inside railing for participants. Buy early, avoid long waits. Also advertised is exhausted seed corn for sale Bloody Butcher and Early White priced at 1 50 per bushel with extra fee per grain sack. W A Tanner Ogallah Kans Adv 5258
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W. A. Tawnerr
Ogallah
Kans
Rural Carrier Civil Service Exam in Wa Keeney KS
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination in Wa Keeney for Trego county on March 23 1914 to fill a rural carrier vacancy at Ogallah Kansas and other routes. Salaries range 600 to 1100 annually. Applicants must reside in the county and be US male citizens aged 18 to 55, with age waiver for honorable military discharge. Information and forms available from local secretary or postmaster. Joms A McKimm nsnxy President.
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Wa Keeney
Trego County
United States Civil Service Commission
Ogallah
Kansas
United States
Naval Service
U. & Civil Service ‘Commission
Washington, D.C
Joms A. McKimm
Nsnxy
No Substitutes for Royal Baking Powder Promoted
The note rejects substitutes for ROYAL baking powder claiming it is pure cream of tartar, healthful, and superior to alum-based powders offered as substitutes. It emphasizes there is no substitute for ROYAL and instructs returning any substitutes to the grocer.
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Royal
Market Report Kansas City Stock Yards 1914
Kansas City stock market notes beef and hog prices with receipts, weather effects, and future outlook. Cattle prices steady to higher with good steers at 12 to 20 pounds, hogs top at 8.70, sheep and lambs up 15 to 20, receipts varied, distant weather and forage conditions cited. Includes remarks on Oklahoma and Kansas pastures, spring run delays, and farm practices to prevent soil erosion.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
San Luis Valley
Early maturing corn advised for Kansas farmers
From the State Agricultural College in Manhattan Kansas March says that planting a few acres to early maturing corn can yield grain by August. Prof L E Call notes last year’s short corn crop may leave farmers seedless or forced to pay high prices. He recommends sowing seed of varieties that mature in about ninety days, using home grown or early season seed sources.
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Manhattan
Kans
Kansas
The
Agricultural College
George K. Helder
Hays Experiment Station
Mr. Helder
Fort Hays
L. E. Call
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Wa-Keeney State Bank
Pierson
Suitatorium
Keeney, Kansas
Trego
Topeka, Kansas
Paris
Rome
Africa
Panama
Mexico
New York
Denver
Topeka
Keeney
Associated Press
Topeka Daily
Capital
Mid- Sea
Daily Capital
Ois
Aegis
Kansas Farmer
Old Ladies Home
Rozi Gadanac
Mile Novacic
Hutchinson
Joe Dolley
Home Talent Entertainment
U. S. Civil Service Examination
Market Report
Call
Glengee Township
Silver Lake
Leonard
Hi. Bassler
George Glass
Sunday School Athletic Club
J. H. Niestey
Helen Wilson
Fort Scott
Tribune
Stockton Beriew
State Agricultural College
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