Education and civic virtue clash in classroom and home
An editorial collection notes that school civics care about government ideals, but children learn real politics at home and in public life. It urges parents to model political virtue, else youths will distrust democratic ideals and school teachings. It also critiques distribution of property and calls for orderly liquor regulation.
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Board of Education
Daily News
Saginaw, Mich. Ee
Prairie du Chien Visit and Local Happenings
Nellia Stocht visits Prairie du Chien friends as obituaries for Mrs. Kinney Reynolds Watenpaugh Haug and Mrs. Lamphier appear this week. Thomas League Winnie Schmid visit with Schmid parents. Elgin trading center notes and a dance near the city. Community updates cover travels, weather, postal tips, youth chores, marriages, and local philosophy.
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Nellia Stocht
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Gien Kinney
Lydia Reynolds
William Watenpaugh
K. K. Haug
Pearl Phillips Lamphier
Thomas League
Winnie Schmid
Theo. Schmid
Elgin
E. Hunsberger
Chas. Nicklaus
Ruth
George Weeks
Aurora
Laverne
M. V. Kiple
Fred Falk
Belle Plain
Fred
Honate Yack
Cornelia Bucher
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Woodard
Stam
West Union
Elgin Ball Club
Clermont
Will Christ
Charles City
Fayette county road program approved for 1935
The Fayette county board of supervisors approved the 1935 road program drafted by County Engineer A. D. Finch. About twelve miles will be graded and surfaced, with six miles of crushed rock from Hawkeye to connect with primary No. 98 near Randalia. Additional township and county roads will be graded, graveled, or rock surfaced, linking Hawkeye, West Union, and Otter creek scenic area, with several routes yet to be designated.
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Fayette
Board of Supervisors
A. D. Finch
Hawkeye
Randalia
Primary 66
Otter Creek
West Union
Argo-Gazette
New Tax Sale Law Protects Counties
The Sumner Gazette reports changes under a new scavenger tax sale law. Counties will bid in properties with two years of delinquent taxes if no other bids cover the full amount. If the county holds the property for a year without redemption, it takes ownership. Owners or buyers face revised redemption rules and notice timelines.
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Sumner Gazette
Lost gold watch returned by newspaper ad
A Florida reader reports losing a gold watch valued highly and placing a lost and found ad. The next day the watch was found in the pocket of another suit, returned to the owner, who thanks the paper.
A Real Statesman Column Prompted by Silence
A reporter visits the office to ask what the eminent statesman had to say. The editor replies to keep it to a column as the statesman offers nothing. The exchange ends with a quiet prompt for a concise piece.
Study Club To Meet May 2 In Elgin
The Elgin Study Club cancels Elder Flower Guest Day on May 1 at Mrs. Marie Muehlethaler home. Members will gather with Mrs. Florence Klingman on Thursday May 2 at 2 30 to present Thursday Evening with Augusta Schori Florence Klingman Ida Thoma and Marie as cast members.
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Elgin
Muehlethaier Leads Morning Program With Tea and Music
The note announces Muehlethaier as host for an event featuring music on the program. Five o'clock tea will follow the program as part of the schedule.
Pinney Daughter Born Friday Night April Nineteenth
Mr and Mrs Frank Pinney announce the birth of a daughter named Janice Marlene born Friday night April 19.
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Frank Pinney
Janice Marlene
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