Business superintendent outlines school finance progress
Superintendent Hosshardt of the public schools addressed members, praising board cooperation for improved finances and efficiency. He noted a shift to a cash basis, conversion of a 1921 overdraft to a surplus, and plans to fund and fixedly account for departures under a budget system. He warned reforms hinge on proper measures to sustain the republic and education’s role, stressing the need for formal schooling and responsible governance.
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Boxhardt
Noty
Distriet
Bosshardt
Armen Eal
Pauly
Community supports superintendent amid labor union debate
A civic endorsement praises a superintendent as skilled and public spirited, urging residents to back his ideals. Across the nation thousands of organized labor protesters march, defending workers rights while stressing equal treatment for union and non union labor, and opposing preferential pay.
Patriotic Address Highlights Early Iowa Judicial Convention
The speaker, Benjamin Swisher, chairing the Waterloo Republican judicial convention, praises the state party’s actions and notes the historic inclusion of women delegates. He contrasts GOP aims with Democratic conventions in Des Moines while urging all Republicans and Democrats to uphold American institutions and the Federal constitution amid national unrest and calls to revise foundational laws.
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Benjamin Swisher
Waterloo
Central Committee
Que State
Des Moines
Iowa
Republic
Claia
National Authority
Amerie
Courtgen
Lafollette Letter Warns Against Undermining Court Power
The text defends judicial review as essential to American liberty and laments efforts to strip federal and state courts of constitutional authority. It argues that courts must check legislation, praise for Chief Justice Marshall, and calls for adherence to the Bill of Rights while urging a return to fundamental civic duties and law.
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Charter of Ouriberties
Congress
United States
Marshall
Supreme Court
Union
America
Pratentor
Perhapa
Ellen Roottid
the Boone
Stadbes
Republic
Fragmented OCR: Thre n Mice and the Lightning game note
Fragmented text mentions a game reference with Mice and Lightning and a man connected to Miners. OCR reads like garbled notes about old days, men and red phrases, lacking clear context or outcomes.
The Quiet Life Longing Through Wartime Woes
A fragmentary verse narrative expresses a rugged traveler’s nostalgia for a simple life, addressing a wife and a weary scout. The speaker notes the public prints and gaslit gasolines, promising farewell to a beloved, with a bittersweet tone and oblique references.
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George Multhuw Adams
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Close to Nature
The poet imagines leaving the city for a tropical idyll where labor is scarce and comfort plentiful, only to realize the plan to live off coconuts and springs would destroy personal freedom. He bids his bride farewell and contemplates crossing seas to escape bills and work.
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South Sea Isles
Fragmentary note on Renaissance architecture termGothic
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an architecture term from the Renaissance era described as a pointed style. The readable fragments reference sixteenth century usage and variations of the term, with several garbled phrases suggesting a glossary or descriptive note about architectural vocabulary.
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Aled Ay
Ubas, F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Towa
Canada
U. S
I Witaber
Associated Press
United Presa
Earl Burke
Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
News+ Telegraph
Beven -O'Slock
Newa-Telegraph
Hosshardt
Tim
Labor Day
Amos
Nour Dar
Custom House
Wits
Terre
Ane
Sonsche
EFAS
Walt -Mason
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