Fayette County Schools Began Early in Fayette
Fragmentary historical notes recount Fayette County education from 1850s, naming West Union and Elgin as early school sites. It covers first school fund commissioner Joseph W. Foster, election results, and later shifts to county judge oversight. Mentions notable educators, local newspapers, and public interest in maintaining educational facilities amid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayatte
West Union
Janes Boales
Pleasant Valley Township
Elgin
Maury A. Howard
Clermont
Edwin Stedman
Aug
Fayette County
Joseph W. Foster
Fayetta
Kiaacta
William Kilroy
West Union Township
Joseph W. Boster
Burdick
Echool Fund
Koster
Jag Foster
Foster
George Bunt
Republicaa
Banks Township
Fayette Dojonty Lawa
the Bright
W. Cole
R. B. Spencer
Cole
Spencer
West Union House
Job Arnold
Cola
Basex County
New York
Avelusa
Amall
S. W. Cole
Colen
Florida
B. H. Bennet
Mitchell
D. Cole
A. M. Felts
OM. M. Touse
W. W. Quivey
Livingston
Monttana
Mathews
Dakota
Chicago
G. W. Fitch
F. D. Marvitt
Tipton
Town
A.L. Calgrove
F. H. Blood
Bennet
Mathiews
Merritt
W. D. Barker
Clermont Herald
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Leer
Depey
C. L. Freiburghaus
Hig
Hans Keiser
Lloyd
Europe
Presburghaus
Iowa
Firet
Mayattis Qounty
Hole
Postville Review
Falstaff
Fayette
Teri
Federal Court
Dubuque
Oelwein
Jo. M. Lisher
Weat Gualon
E. D. Scothorn
Oran
Alex Clyde Wancoma
Martha Potter
Wancoma
Finlay Smith
Decorah Poaton
Scott's
Tone
Wade
Wm.Wade
Payette
County Union
Kunans City
Tan
Dy. Robinson
Brainard
Hi. Miller
Argo
Anich
Cloan
Columda
Henry Wattergon
Watterson
Abraham Tingoln
Harper's
Chicago Tribune
New York World
Kaokuk
Constitution Democrat
Critiae
Birminghamy Age-Herald
South Ara
North
Ara
Atlantic Ocean
Texas
Hoapitala
Iame
Mt Pleasant
Independence
Glorinda
Mt. Pleasant
Clarindie
Clarinda
Miies
Walhatla, & C
Ravor Gill
Thua
Paris
Farjous
Artile
Thiebauld Blason
Lennons
Hama Kersen
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