Jun 15, 2026 · 14 min · 11 segments
Episode 190 Little House on the Prairie ch. 16 "Name Cards" Join us this week as we discuss Mr. Clewett, Frank Gilbert, the autographs in Laura's book, the history of name cards, Jake Hopp, how much…
There was not a sound in school now except for the low voices of classes reciting.
She had a feeling of haste, almost feared that she would not be able to pass the examinations and get a teacher's certificate when she was 16.
nellie was quick oo cappy she cried taking the bag how did you know that i liked candy so much the nicest candy in town too she smiled up into his face with a look that laura had never seen before cap soon startled then he looked sheepish cap looked helpless yet pleased he knew he could never cope with nellie laura knew He would never be able to cope with Nellie, Laura knew.
Angrily, Laura wondered, must a girl like Nellie be able to grab what she wants? It was not only the candy.
There was a verse next to Ma's that she had written, and on the next page was Ida's.
Jake Hopp, who ran the newspaper... and had them at the newspaper office next to the bank there were colored cards with colored pictures of flowers and birds and mr hop would print your name on them how much do they cost laura asked that depends on the pictures and the kind of printing mary said i'm getting a dozen with plain printing for twenty-five cents mary power's name cards were finished the next week and she brought them to school they were beautiful the cards were the palest green and on each was a picture of a bobolink swaying and swinging on a spray of goldenrod beneath it printed in black letters mary power she gave one to minnie one to ida and one to laura though they had none to give her They were very pale, every pale lovely color.
There was a choice of six different bouquets, and one had a bird's nest nestled among the flowers, two birds on its rim, and above them the word love.
There was not a sound in school now except for the low voices of classes reciting.
She had a feeling of haste, almost feared that she would not be able to pass the examinations and get a teacher's certificate when she was 16.
nellie was quick oo cappy she cried taking the bag how did you know that i liked candy so much the nicest candy in town too she smiled up into his face with a look that laura had never seen before cap soon startled then he looked sheepish cap looked helpless yet pleased he knew he could never cope with nellie laura knew He would never be able to cope with Nellie, Laura knew.
Angrily, Laura wondered, must a girl like Nellie be able to grab what she wants? It was not only the candy.
There was a verse next to Ma's that she had written, and on the next page was Ida's.
Jake Hopp, who ran the newspaper... and had them at the newspaper office next to the bank there were colored cards with colored pictures of flowers and birds and mr hop would print your name on them how much do they cost laura asked that depends on the pictures and the kind of printing mary said i'm getting a dozen with plain printing for twenty-five cents mary power's name cards were finished the next week and she brought them to school they were beautiful the cards were the palest green and on each was a picture of a bobolink swaying and swinging on a spray of goldenrod beneath it printed in black letters mary power she gave one to minnie one to ida and one to laura though they had none to give her They were very pale, every pale lovely color.
There was a choice of six different bouquets, and one had a bird's nest nestled among the flowers, two birds on its rim, and above them the word love.
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