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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
From May 30 to June 15 we offer double votes on all Book Accounts contracted before May 30, 1912. If you owe a book account you can help someone by paying your account and assist us in meeting our bills.
Leonard W Southwell aged 12 drowns in swollen Pierson Creek after going to retrieve a lost ball with Bazil Baype. Rescue attempts fail as mother Mrs William Southwell endures profound distress with prior family losses noted. Funeral plans and local response described, with note of Leonard born in 1908 and family ties including Betlie Bibel and George Southern.
The third state-wide Iowa primary occurs Monday with Republican, Democratic, Prohibitionist and Socialist ballots. The News lists solid Republican picks for offices from U.S. Senator to Sheriff, noting many names and urging support for candidates like William S. Kenyon and Elbert Hubbard while acknowledging local Democratic contenders Ellerd and Hess. Also covered are eighth grade diplomas at the opera house and community thoughts on Fathers’ Day.
Seven young men and six young women received diplomas at the Correctionville high school graduation held Friday evening at the opera house. A large audience witnessed vows marked by cap and gown, floral decorations, and brief orations praising patriotism, success, and public service.
The program featured multiple student speakers arguing for universal arbitration and civic duties. Miss Rachel Robertson spoke despite a sprained ankle about Savonarola, while Earl Wilkin urged Congress to address national coast defense weaknesses. Maudie Tile discussed unknown quantity and intelligence aids, and Joe Barca praised the poet’s influence.
Baron Bros announces a postponement of their shoe sale due to a railroad delay in transporting goods. They pledge to announce new prices once shipments arrive, offering shoes at 60 to 73 cents on the dollar to the local community.
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