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Adult Education, Adair County News Sep 1919

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 Sep 1919

Education Day And Night For Both Young And Old, Mount Sterling Advocate

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Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on education and literacy among the world from September 16, 1919.


Educational Drive Over This State Has Been Success, Maysville Public Ledger Sep 1919

Educational Drive Over This State Has Been Success, Maysville Public Ledger

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Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on success of educational drive from September 1, 1919.


Illiteracy Drive Starts In State, Lexington Herald-Leader Aug 1919

Illiteracy Drive Starts In State, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on the Kentucky Illiteracy Commission's state-wide educational campaign from August 25, 1919.


School Attendance, Mount Sterling Advocate Aug 1919

School Attendance, Mount Sterling Advocate

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Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on new methods to enforce school attendance from August 12, 1919.


Moonlight Schools In The Mountains, New York Tribune Jul 1919

Moonlight Schools In The Mountains, New York Tribune

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Article published in the New York Tribune on moonlight schools from July 27, 1919.


New Mexico Leads All States In War On Illiteracy, Albuquerque Evening Herald Jul 1919

New Mexico Leads All States In War On Illiteracy, Albuquerque Evening Herald

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Article published in the Albuquerque Evening Herald on New Mexico and its standing in the war on illiteracy from July 7, 1919.


Kentuckian Is Honored At Educational Meet, Maysville Public Ledger May 1919

Kentuckian Is Honored At Educational Meet, Maysville Public Ledger

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Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on selection of Cora Wilson Stewart as one of the speakers of the National Education Association Convention from May 27, 1919.


Moonlight School Enables Prisoners To Write Letters, Lexington Herald-Leader May 1919

Moonlight School Enables Prisoners To Write Letters, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on introduction of Cora Wilson Stewart's moonlight school in state reformatory for prisoners from May 12, 1919.


A Kentuckian Answers For Fayette County, Lexington Herald-Leader May 1919

A Kentuckian Answers For Fayette County, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on illiteracy and culture in Kentucky from May 11, 1919.


Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart Home From Hospital, Lexington Herald-Leader Mar 1919

Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart Home From Hospital, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart's leave from the hospital from March 10, 1919.


No Right For Pride Over Illiterate State, Says Morrow, Lexington Herald-Leader Mar 1919

No Right For Pride Over Illiterate State, Says Morrow, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on illiteracy in the state of Kentucky from March 5, 1919.


Cora Wilson Stewart, Hartford Republican Jan 1919

Cora Wilson Stewart, Hartford Republican

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Article published in the Hartford Republican on Cora Wilson Stewart from January 3, 1919.


'No Illiteracy In Kentucky In 1920', Lexington Herald-Leader Jan 1919

'No Illiteracy In Kentucky In 1920', Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart and eradicating illiteracy from January 2, 1919.


100,000 Kentucky Illiterates Are Taught By 5,000 Volunteers, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

100,000 Kentucky Illiterates Are Taught By 5,000 Volunteers, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Kentucky illiteracy from December 27, 1918.


Illiteracy To Be Thing Of Past In Kentucky By 1920, Is Belief, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

Illiteracy To Be Thing Of Past In Kentucky By 1920, Is Belief, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on campaign to eradicate illiteracy in Kentucky by 1920 from December 25, 1918.


No Extravagance In Illiteracy Body, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

No Extravagance In Illiteracy Body, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart and illiteracy from December 20, 1918.


Moonlight Schools Originated In Kentucky, Mount Sterling Advocate Sep 1918

Moonlight Schools Originated In Kentucky, Mount Sterling Advocate

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Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on false accusations of moonlight schools origin from September 24, 1918.


The Moonlighter, Jenny Etter, Miriam Bell, Ida Bell Hammond, W. L. Mills Sep 1918

The Moonlighter, Jenny Etter, Miriam Bell, Ida Bell Hammond, W. L. Mills

Moonlight Schools Collection

Collection of articles by different authors on the Moonlight Schools in the Moonlighter.


"No Illiteracy In 1920," Motto Of Educators, Lexington Herald-Leader Jun 1918

"No Illiteracy In 1920," Motto Of Educators, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on address made by Cora Wilson Stewart for campaign of eradicating illiteracy in Kentucky by 1920 from June 26, 1918.


Called Higher Up, Clay City Times Mar 1918

Called Higher Up, Clay City Times

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Article published in the Clay City Times on Cora Wilson Stewart's position as head of a National Committee on Illiteracy from March 7, 1918.


Cora Wilson Stewart Named By Uncle Sam To Stamp Out Illiteracy, Lexington Herald-Leader Feb 1918

Cora Wilson Stewart Named By Uncle Sam To Stamp Out Illiteracy, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart's appointment as head of National Committee Illiteracy to aid in military illiteracy from February 27, 1918.


Mrs. Stewart's Speech In Legislature Postponed, Lexington Herald-Leader Feb 1918

Mrs. Stewart's Speech In Legislature Postponed, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on illness of Cora Wilson Stewart from February 14, 1918.


Silk Flag, Maysville Public Ledger Jan 1918

Silk Flag, Maysville Public Ledger

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Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on silk flag presented to Mason County, Kentucky for contributions to educate illiterates from January 5, 1918.


Mountaineers Learning Their Letters In "Moonlight Schools" Of Kentucky, Lexington Herald-Leader Oct 1917

Mountaineers Learning Their Letters In "Moonlight Schools" Of Kentucky, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart and accomplishments of the moonlight schools from October 28, 1917.


Illiterate Mountaineers Are Now Learning Their Letters In The Moonlight Schools Of Kentucky, Standard-Examiner Oct 1917

Illiterate Mountaineers Are Now Learning Their Letters In The Moonlight Schools Of Kentucky, Standard-Examiner

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Article published in the Standard-Examiner on success of moonlight schools in the mountains from October 26, 1917.


Kentucky Woman Accorded Honor, Licking Valley Courier Oct 1917

Kentucky Woman Accorded Honor, Licking Valley Courier

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Article published in the Licking Valley Courier on Cora Wilson Stewart accorded honor to redeem illiterate soldiers by The War Work Council from October 11, 1917.


Receiving Encouraging Reports, Bourbon News Oct 1917

Receiving Encouraging Reports, Bourbon News

Moonlight Schools Collection

Article published in the Bourbon News on encouraging reports concerning the illiteracy campaign from October 9, 1917.


Moonlight School Money, The Central Record Aug 1917

Moonlight School Money, The Central Record

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Article published in The Central Record on money raised in Garrard County, Kentucky for Illiteracy Commission to teach young soldiers from August 23, 1917.


Illiteracy Fund Proving Success, Report Leaders, Lexington Herald-Leader Aug 1917

Illiteracy Fund Proving Success, Report Leaders, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald Leader on campaign funding for Illiteracy Commission from August 12, 1917.