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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
2
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A Missouri ex governor and W C T U speaker lectured at Boone praising women suffrage and moral influence. He cited Col Harold Harvey and Abraham Lincoln, urged enfranchisement, and recalled temperance debates. The address urged laws protecting families, citing shipwrecks of drunkenness and calls for prohibition in Washington and schools.
Miss Emma Poor returns to school and Oscar Hinkel attends classes. Miss Leahy plans a pupil program while Robert Bigler resumes studies after illness. Former Wadena associates of Miss da Sargent join in her teaching success and social congratulations. Also listed are cattle feed and straw for sale at Belknap farm near town, priced at $73.
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