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Articles 5131 - 5160 of 7268
Full-Text Articles in Appalachian Studies
Airplane To Be Used For Education In State, Maysville Public Ledger
Airplane To Be Used For Education In State, Maysville Public Ledger
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on purchase of airplane to be used for education in Kentucky from October 4, 1919.
Pikeville, Big Sandy News
Pikeville, Big Sandy News
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Big Sandy News on visit to Pikeville from Cora Wilson Stewart and Sergeant Sandlin to eradicate illiteracy from October 3, 1919.
Knowledge To Fly Through Skies; Illiteracy Body To Get Airplane, Lexington Herald-Leader
Knowledge To Fly Through Skies; Illiteracy Body To Get Airplane, Lexington Herald-Leader
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on the purchase of an airplane by Cora Wilson Stewart to aid the Illiteracy Commission on the eradication of illiteracy from October 3, 1919.
1919-10-02, Martin Himler
War Hero Pleads For Education Opportunities, Lexington Herald-Leader
War Hero Pleads For Education Opportunities, Lexington Herald-Leader
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on address made by Cora Wilson Stewart and Sergeant Sandlin advocating education opportunities to eradicate illiteracy from September 28, 1919.
1919-09-25, Martin Himler
1919-09-18, Martin Himler
Adult Education, Adair County News
Adult Education, Adair County News
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Adair County News on adult education from September 17, 1919.
Education Day And Night For Both Young And Old, Mount Sterling Advocate
Education Day And Night For Both Young And Old, Mount Sterling Advocate
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on education and literacy among the world from September 16, 1919.
1919-09-11, Martin Himler
1919-09-04, Martin Himler
Educational Drive Over This State Has Been Success, Maysville Public Ledger
Educational Drive Over This State Has Been Success, Maysville Public Ledger
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on success of educational drive from September 1, 1919.
1919-08-28, Martin Himler
Illiteracy Drive Starts In State, Lexington Herald-Leader
Illiteracy Drive Starts In State, Lexington Herald-Leader
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on the Kentucky Illiteracy Commission's state-wide educational campaign from August 25, 1919.
1919-08-21, Martin Himler
1919-08-14, Martin Himler
School Attendance, Mount Sterling Advocate
School Attendance, Mount Sterling Advocate
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on new methods to enforce school attendance from August 12, 1919.
1919-08-07, Martin Himler
1919-07-31, Martin Himler
Moonlight Schools In The Mountains, New York Tribune
Moonlight Schools In The Mountains, New York Tribune
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the New York Tribune on moonlight schools from July 27, 1919.
1919-07-24, Martin Himler
1919-07-17, Martin Himler
1919-07-10, Martin Himler
New Mexico Leads All States In War On Illiteracy, Albuquerque Evening Herald
New Mexico Leads All States In War On Illiteracy, Albuquerque Evening Herald
Moonlight Schools Collection
Article published in the Albuquerque Evening Herald on New Mexico and its standing in the war on illiteracy from July 7, 1919.
1919-07-03, Martin Himler
1919-06-26, Martin Himler
1919-06-19, Martin Himler
1919-06-12, Martin Himler
1919-06-05, Martin Himler
1919-05-29, Martin Himler