14 Mar 1889
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Newspaper
Eldora Weekly Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1889
Page
1
The article urges frank term reports, careful class placement, and firm, well planned discipline. It stresses teacher faith, proactive measures, and energy to implement new methods, warning that leniency weakens both pupil and teacher and must be avoided. It closes with reflections on orderly conduct and proper timing for actions.
A school exercise presents questions and answers about U S government. It covers when representatives begin their term March 4 1889, which districts elected last fall, salaries for members of Congress and the Speaker, and when new senators are installed every two years with salaries. It notes that new reps are paid from March 4 1880 and that sessions begin after March 4 with organization in December. Vice President Morton is mentioned with the reorganization of the senate.
Fragmentary text describes a discussion or instruction on improved dairying methods. Mentions Paice Salus and Jwronu of Mairy Informations Arcado Inn, with references to questions mailed to a Bureau. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The piece outlines dairy profitability with 60 cows on 80 acres, detailing feed, labor, costs, and potential butter and skim milk revenues. It discusses cream ripening, churning timing, and uniform cream handling, plus cautions about doctoring, kidney health, and Warner's Cure. It also explains newspaper postage rules and subscriber obligations under law.
A Des Moines misrouted letter to the Cibi gens Mutual Insurance Company in Waterloo Iowa shows a double Des Moines postmark dated February 18 and February 27 before arriving at its destination ten days after it was mailed.
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