Change in Ownership Joins Choate to Run Glenwood Opinion
Millis County established paper reports Frank Choate bought Harry L. Swan’s stake in the Glenwood Opinion. Choate will oversee business, Wayne D. Choate edits, and Swan leaves to join an advertising firm. The paper’s policy remains largely unchanged while occasional shifts may occur.
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The
Glenwood Opinion
Wayne D. Choate
Frank W. Choate
Frank Choate
Harry L. Swan
Choate and Choate
Mills County
Opinion
School Days Here Again
An essay reflects on returning to school and the value of education. It notes fewer ancient scholars were educated, while now education is nearly universal and spread across professions, trades, and agriculture for broader knowledge. The piece urges recognizing education as civilization advances.
Duty to Support Children in School Progress
With children back in classrooms, the piece urges broadening interest in their welfare and backing for teachers. It calls for daily active involvement beyond morning arrival to encourage progress and spur greater success.
A Modern Menace Drives Caution on Speeding Cars
The piece condemns speed maniacs who race at forty to fifty miles an hour, endangering others on the road. It argues laws are too lenient and enforcement too lax, urging stricter penalties and consideration for public safety. It profiles automobile owners as a mixed group, but calls out the reckless minority as a public nuisance.
Up to You Which Policy to Endorse in November
A voter advisory contrasts the Republican and Democratic platforms: individual initiative and private ownership versus paternalism and government ownership. It challenges readers to decide which policy to approve at the polls in November, asserting it's their choice.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Nate Kendall A Good Scholar From Early Years
Nate Kendall, Republican candidate for governor, is recalled by W F Long of Macedonia as a likeable, energetic boy who avoided many whippings in a country school ten miles southeast of Chariton, Lucas county. He led classmates, was never in danger of failing, and balanced lessons with play. He later moved with his father to Albia, Mo, where he resides today.
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Arthur
Thomas Arthur
Logan
Republican State Central
Can
Supreme Bench
Frank Gaynor
Dawley
Cedar Rapids
E.G. Albert
Jefferson
Mills County
Jude Arthur
Iowa
Iowa State University
Cong Greene
Fifteenth Judicial District
Carroll
Thomas A. Arthur
Harding
Judge Arthur
Justice Gaynor
Nate Kendall
W.F. Long
Macedonia
Chariton
Lucas County
Mr. Long
Nate
Albia
Mu. Kendall
Kenyon's Drive Behind Woman's Bureau Passage
Senator William S. Kenyon of Iowa steered the bill creating the Woman's Bureau in the Labor Department through the Senate. As chairman of the Education and Labor Committee, he led the floor fight, saying the measure aims to aid up to 12 million wage earning women and to advance their welfare.
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Kenyon
Woman's Bureau
William 8. Kenyon
Iowa
Department of Labor
Education and Labor
Senate
Haugen Proposes Feed and Fertilizer Bills for Farmers
Congressman Gilbert N Haugen of Iowa chairman of the House Agricultural committee has drafted two bills for the next Congress. One covers commercial feed and the other fertilizer, aiming to ensure buyers receive full accurate composition information and protection against deception. He will remain chairman when Congress convenes in December and will push quick action on these measures.
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Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Hauven
Con- See
Notable Debate on Bergdoll Draft Case Travel
The piece reflects on opposition from a Texas congressman that defeated a last congress resolution to probe Bergdoll's escape. It criticizes wartime transparency, warns against rapid judgments, and urges duty to country while noting the price of convictions and the danger of silencing gossip.
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Texas
Bergdoll
Military Affairs and Rules Committees
War Department
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Towa
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Elmer
F. G. Day
Justice OF the Peace
Carter Bldg
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Briacea Drug Company
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Mills County National Bank
H. A. French
H. H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
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