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March 18 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUN.E Q
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Educational lieparhnenl
. \ Conducted by County Superintendent Croc1er
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. r ; School in Dist. 45 , Mr. Palmer
. . Fisher , teacher , dosed rar. 7th.
" . Supt. Vo { . H. Gardner of Auburn -
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'rhe Falls City Coard of Educa-
tion met last Friday evening and
; re-elected Supt. Pillsbury for a
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° term of two years with a nie increase -
crease in salary.
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Miss : Eva D. Scott , principal
teacher in Barada schools ; is still
. ' . . on the sick list and not able to
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teach. She is improving how-
ever , and hopes .to resume her
work next Monday morning.
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{ , . Niss Mary : Watte\'ne has been
compelled to resign her position
, as primary teacher in the Preston
school oit account of poor health.
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' 1\Iiss Julia Cronin , who will soon
. complete the years term in Dist.
; } . " 25 will finish Miss 'Va tt yne's
'c + - term.
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' ; a Prof. A. l\lcMurray , whom
( : , ' most of our teachers know , is i
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' , ' ward Amhurst Ott , I The Ott
. . . Schools of Expression take pleas-
: ' W. ; ' . ure in adding to their list of tal-
, ent available for lecture and entertainment -
. ertainment courses the name of
I Prof. Arthur McMurray , both
young and old will be bencfitted
: + , . and pleased by listening to his
, dramatization of "That Printer .
of Udell's" or his lecture on " 'rhe
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Better Personality , "
. 'ncc regular spring meeting of
the Richardson County Teacher's
Association was held in Palls
City last Friday evening and Sat-
' urday. A prominent feature of
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the spring session is the inter-
high school debate. 'l his was
held in the Jenne Opera House ,
. , Friday evening. The question }
; ; . : , was , 'ResoIYed , That tHe Unit-
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; ; : ' < : _ cd States is Justified in its Action
1 > : , . > : . . 'roward the Panama Republic. "
: : . Speakers on the affirmative
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: ; . , . , - , were Ethel Kieler , Verdon ; Verne
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. . . . : . . , . .N . ' _ . R. Taylor , Shubert ; Kenneth
. e . ; . . : ' _ . Heacoc , Preston ; ! Miles Crook ,
: Falls City. Neg-ative-Norman
J. Sansom , Dawson ; ! \Hss Doras
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' Montgomery , Stella ; Ira Crook ,
[ . } " . Salem ; I\Iau(1'roslancl , Hum bold t.
This was not an oratorical or a
. 1t9 , " , declamatory contest-not a speak-
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iUg" match , but a contest is
(4 straight thinking. Each con-
: , " . ' : " ' testant was chosen by a series of
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' " local debates. Each speaker did
well and this debating work commends -
. mends itself to all. Each school
'a ' : , ' , was represented by a strong dele-
gation , with school colors and
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banners wang , and with yells
to encourage its contestant. Enthusiasm -
thusiasm and interest was treat.
The opera house was crowded' .
'rotal receipts 872.00 at 15 cents
admission , besides several com-
pliinentary admissions.
'rhe Saturday sessions were
held in the Central school build-
ing. The program was carried
out as announced.
During the business meeting it
was decided to make Falls City
the permanent place for holding
the meetinc's. The teachers de-
cided to make The Falls City
Tribune the official organ of the
county department of education
and of the Richardson County
teachers association. The Tribune -
unc makes a special rate of 75
cents per year to all teachers.
The following resolutions were
read and adopted.
The teachers of Richardson
county in association assembled
submit the following resolutions :
Resolved That we heartily en-
dorse' the custom of holding an
annual inter-high-school debate.
Resolved , That we extend the
thanks of the association to Prof.
Hodgman of the State University
and to Supt. Anderson of Tecum-
seh for their services as judges in
the inter-high-school debate , also
for their helpful remarks during
the Saturday morning sessio
Resolved , That we endorse the
administration of Supt. Crocker
in the execution of his duties as
superintendent of Richardson
County , realizing that the best
interests of education in the
county can be secured only by a
close . sympathy between the superintendent -
erintendent and his teachers.
Resolved , 'rhat we thank the
the people and the teachers of
Palls City for the pleasant en ter-
tainJ11ent of the visiting teachers.
In as much as school athletics
is no longer an experiment in its
application to the educational ( lc-
velopment of the boys and girls
be it further
Resolved , : 1 That we eOUlmclld
the introduction of an annual
Held day meet.
Respectfully submitted ,
VY.V. . Funk ,
A. D. Larabee ,
A. D. Sargent ,
Committee.
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'rhe association will hold its
next meeting during the institute
which will be held during the
third week in August.
1\1 an y visitors were presen t.
the enrollment cards snow that
the following teachers were in
attendar.ce :
Julia Cronin Pearl Cunningham
Laura Ailnnan C. H. Wiltse
Bertha Kernen 'W. B , Johns
Clara Dahb Clare Foster
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Myrtle Bowers Emilia Snyder
Lillian DOtTing-ton Myrtle Robinson
W" H. Pillsbury Mattie Stalder
Adaliue Jenkins Minnie McDouallt
Zelia Cornell Grace Saylol'
E. ' 1' . Peck Pearl Prater
Katie McMahon Grace Miner
John Watson lone Norton
V. J : . Emerson IdaStaldcl'
' 1' . J. Oliver D. H' Reese
Usher Schlaifer O. O. Marsh
E. L. 'l obie Cora Hendcrson
Mltbel Bridges Clara Gug-non
Minnie Hudson Mary \Vittsc
Pearl Snethcn Pearl Hanna
Ethel HummelV. . \V. Funk
Bate Hudson Ora G. Funk
Elcnora Miller 'V in if red Fl'cell1olc
Rose Novak Agnes Moran
Flora Infer Lillie Moran
H. L. Kloepfel Elizabeth Hossack
Olive Harman Amelia Nusbaum
Daisy Morris 14cttie Cain
Josephine Dnros A. E. Kinscly
Carrie Stetlcr Florence Jones
Mrs. I. G. Wilson Frances Kcl1 y
R. L , HefT Marie Crotty
Nellie Dunn A D. Larabec
A. L. nscly : Jea1 c \Veller
Florence Lesley Maud Montgomery
Lillian Oliver E. Fritz Slagle
Dca Riley Mahle l\facombcl"
Mantic Riley Mina Rothcnbcl'ger
Venctta Shier May Crawford
Floy Grinstead Minnie Jennings
J. \Vaggcucr Daisy Arnold
Elsie Foster Elsie Peck
l\label Green waldi Bculah Greenwald
Della Kniscly l\litlnie Clift
Maud Heck Albert D. Sat'gcnt
Minnie Jones Ethel Jones
P. \V. Carr R. w. Unsell
Mamie Kaualy H. 1\1. ShatTcr
elms. P. Stump Maud Mohlet"
Jeanie Thompson 1. O. Wilson
Hal Shaffer Allie Davis
COUGHED ALL NIGHT.
But Quickly Cured by Chn..mcrln..ins
Cough Remedy.
LA few mornings ago 1\ir. J.
G. Smitherman , it good citizen of I
this place came to the store for a
couch medicine , " says Dr. C. N.
ParnelI of laplesvile , Ala. "He
was so hoarse that he could hard-
ly talk and said he had coughed
all the night before. I sold him
a bottle of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and told him that if it
did not relieve him he might bring
the bottle back and get his mon-
ey. I saw him the next morning
carrying the bottle to the store
where he works , and he told me
it did him more ' good than any
medicine he ever used. " For sale
by A. G. \Vanner. 9-4
WANTED
100 Bushels Sweet Corn at
I-Ieck's Feel Store. Will pay $1.00
per bushel. .
Cheapest Seed Potatoes this
side the stars.-\V. P. Long.
W. J. Quinlan of Dawson was
a business visitor in our city l rid -
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LY.John
John I-Icise of Hamlin , Kansas ,
transacted business in this city
Saturday.
Sheriff I-Iossack attended the
hanging of lark Dunn at St.
Joseph Friday morning. He se-
cureel souvenir in the shape of
comb which the prisoner had
used. .
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ur WILD BOY hosiery
isthe strongest and
best on thc market . for
25 cents. tt iB very flexible .
. . and gives the best of wear. .
Try a pair of these for your
boys or girls and you will
be conviuced.
\Ve are making a leader
of all our hosicry and if you
will conic and examine our
lines you will be pleasantly
surprised at what we will
do for you.
'l'his is only a side tine
to our large SHOE stock.
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GREENWALD
SHOE PARLOR
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AS l'r IS GOOD
Watcher Clocks ,
Jewelry
Edison Phonographs
And Records
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Eastman loda1J
and Supplies
Kodak 'De-elop-
inli Machines
Musical Instruments
One Third Off
epairinl a Jpecialty
Eyc.t Tested Free. . . . .
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Staple and
Fancy Groceries
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FRUIT IN SEASON
Try Our 1775 Coffee
Highest Market Price
Paid for Butter and
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