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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
Mrs John Hays Hammond goes to King George’s coronation as American ambassadress with emphasis on her dress. The item mixes diverse notes on events from Coney Island fires to town ordinances, journalists, and Memorial Day address in Moville.
In a reflection in the Siaus City Journals, the author explains his prolific writings arise not from chatter but a deliberate outlet for civic views. The piece discusses reciprocity in trade, farmers versus lawyers, and a stance on Washington talks, noting admiration for Mr. Glover despite political differences.
A Des Moines firm thanks the publishing company for maps of the South Hawk eye Highway praising it as one of the straightest routes. They note uncertainty on timing for car travel and promise to advise later. The letter is signed by The Jows Publishing Company, Unebinger Manager.
Bootleggers face shutdown after July first as Wovisbury county bans saloons outside Sioux City. The Beebe Will requires quarterly reports of liquor tax receipts, enabling county attorneys to prosecute unlicensed sellers. Woodbury County Anti-Saloon League backs the Beebe measure as the best temperance act in a decade.
A well attended Atte Sabatt league meeting discusses enforcing temperance law, organizing supporters for the next canvass, and ensuring turnout amid liquor interests. Key speakers warn that past abstinence gains collapsed where voters stayed home, urging renewed effort and coordination locally.
In a school program, students including Marcin Cobb, Verna Bird, Cassie Adamson, Bethel Smith and Bethel South presented orations on ambition, virtue, the golden rule, truth, and humane punishment. Musical interludes featured Pert Felty with a tenor solo, as speakers urged effort, honesty, and constructive change for a brighter future.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Dr J Jackson Crider's medical institute founded in 1471 in New York for exclusive treatments of throat ear nose and related diseases. It promises permanent cures using unspecified methods with cash incentives for doctors who fail and touts salvific remedies, claiming vast expertise and universal efficacy across numerous organs and conditions.
A school program featured verse and musical performances by students including Bert Felty and Jess Rhodes who sang God Be Mercury and The Music of the Wild Ruth Misel and Ruth White spoke on topics from independence to electricity Prof Smith awarded diplomas in President McQuitty’s absence The Mawkeye quartet performed Rose and Cowen selections and boosters toured to Sac City with music Students plan further study at various colleges and universities
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