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kindle books
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-Thomas
do you have any thing on college athletes should get paid to play ?
Were you looking for something like this?
From just a brief bit of research it seems as if they get paid almost exclusively in grants and other perks. No cash.
Do you have any information on the old school house by the name Friendship School there is Anna that my Mother was telling me about yesterday. She was allowed to go to school at the age of 4-5 yrs because her brother was going there at the same time which would have been around 1930-1931? If so, how can I obtain whatever is available?
Thank you
Pat
Hi! I poked around a little and found this paragraph about when the school got merged into a larger school system.
I also found a piece by the Illinois Geological Society that may help in locating where the school was more precisely. Here is the link.
We have a pretty good local history collection that may also include information that we are seeking. I invite you to come to our library and browse them as soon as we open the doors (in 3 days)!
I hope this helps, but if I am going in the wrong direction, please let me know and I will continue to seek out the information. Good luck!
The relevant part of the piece by the Illinois Geological Society starts at page 122.