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401. My Personal Finances: This Job Is Less Taxing My Personal Finances: This Job Is Less Taxing February//1997 Photo and biographical article about Tom Bloch, "42, former president and chief executive officer of H & R Block, the tax preparation firm" co-founded by his father Henry Bloch in Kansas City. Description...
402. Nan Tracy Obituary Nan Tracy Obituary January/17/1972 Obituary for Miss Nan Tracy, a school teacher for 48 years in the Kansas City School District before dying in 1972.
403. Nathan Scarritt Nathan Scarritt 1901 Photo and bio of Reverend Nathan Scarritt (1821-1890), an anti-slavery minister and "benefactor" of Kansas City. Native of Illinois moving to Fayette, Missouri in 1845 before becoming a teacher in 1848...
404. Nathan Scarritt Nathan Scarritt 1877 Biographical sketch of Reverend Nathan Scarritt, a Kansas City preacher and teacher. Born in Illinois in 1821 and moving to "the Shawnee Indian Manual Mission" in the late 1840s before becoming "principal...
405. Nature Interests about Kansas City Nature Interests about Kansas City October//1935 Description of the environs of the Watts Mill built in 1832.
406. NEHS Students Question Value of Their Diploma NEHS Students Question Value of Their Diploma February 8, 2012 Article highlights concerns of current Northeast High School students about receiving a diploma from a non-accreditated school district and how it will hurt their chances of finding employment after graduation....
407. Nellie Stewart Obituary Nellie Stewart Obituary December/11/1955 Obituary for Miss Nellie Stewart, a science teacher at Northeast High School dying in 1955.
408. New Teachers in Kansas City Music Schools New Teachers in Kansas City Music Schools July/23/1922 Photos and caption about three new music teachers in Kansas City--Helen Brown Read, or Helen Read, a singer with international experience at the Horner Institute, Mrs. Forest Schulz, a pianist at the same...
409. Next Week to P.-T. A. [sic] Next Week to P.-T. A. [sic] September/20/1935 Notice for the upcoming inaugural "Parent-Teacher week" in Missouri promoted by Mary Weeks with activities "in the rooms of the children's bureau, in the Y. W. C. A. building" in Kansas City.
410. Night on the Town: Organist Says Music Cures Ills Night on the Town: Organist Says Music Cures Ills August/18/1967 File containing a photo and biographical article about Reginald Buckner, an African American music teacher at Northeast Junior High School in Kansas City, Kansas and "organist-leader of a 4-man combo that...
411. Normal Q. Hubbard to Phi Delta Kappa Normal Q. Hubbard to Phi Delta Kappa August 29, 1947 Vertical file contains a photo and biographical article about Norman Quincey Hubbard, or Norman Hubbard, "teacher of Latin and mathematics at Lincoln high school and junior college." He was elected to...
412. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Information on the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College founded in 1867 as the Kirksville Normal School in Kirksville, Missouri, changing its name to teachers college in 1919 and later to Northeast...
413. Notable Kansas Citians of 1915-1916-1917-1918 Notable Kansas Citians of 1915-1916-1917-1918 1925 Photo and bio of John Hutton, a lawyer, law instructor, and native of "near Parsons, Kansas," coming to Kansas City about 1918.
414. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Description of Judge Daniel Stone as owner of a plantation or large farm, the site of the Gooseneck School at about 12th and Jackson Avenues in the mid-1800s, with teachers such as William Gregory.
415. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Quotes and other recollections from Nellie McCoy Harris, or Nellie Harris, regarding early Jackson County schools, including the J. O. Buchanan School, the Parrish Farm School, the Cave Spring School,...
416. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Footnote mentioning Martin Rice as "one of the County's most noted pioneers" and successor of Reverend Ziba Peterson ("another Mormon preacher" and school founder) as teacher at "a school near the present...
417. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Mention of William Mulkey as a student of the Colesville School in early 1830s Kansas City, supervised by teacher Parley Pratt (also listed on the same page as Charley Pratt) and "founded by the Mormon...
418. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Description of the disputed information about Daniel Morgan being a teacher "in 1835 in the Catholic rectory near the present site of 11th and Penn streets."
419. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 Mention of Michael Collins as a teacher at the Gooseneck school along with "William S. Gregory, later mayor."
420. Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One December 1922 One paragraph about Lott Coffman, "a versatile person in a pioneer community, serving its needs as teacher, councilman, surveyor, lawyer and justice of the peace" in the Town of Kansas.