Iowa educational board seeks single panel for three institutions
A legislative commission in Des Moines backs a unified board of fifteen to govern the state university cultural college and normal school. It would create an executive committee of three with salaries and place limits on party affiliation. Appointment and terms require governor and senate approval with a potential six year term.
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Dea Ines
Joway
Amea
Cedar Falls
State University
Ccultural College
Normal Ool
Des Moinesdnesday
Whipple
Benton County
Sgie
Ree
Board of
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Boards of Regents
Asteen Dow
Senate
Len
Legislative Commission
Agricultural College
J. W. Heltseil
Odebolt
Story of a Preacher Tortured by Cough in Hartsville
The Rev Q D Mac pastor of the Baptist church of Hartsville North Carolina recounts suffering agony from a persistent cough due to a grip that kept him from sleep. He credits King's New Discovery for Conquering Coughs and Colds with curing his cough and saving him from consumption. Henry Otis and W E Shradar druggists advertise the remedy at a price of and 100 dollars guaranteed, with a trial bottle offered free.
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Q D Mac
Baptist Church of
Hartsvile
Ac Henry Otus
W. E. Shradar
Christmas Dinner Drive Aid From Salvation Army Iowa City
The Salvation Army plans Christmas dinners for one third of Iowa City's poorest residents. Donations to Captain Priestnal at 617 Tows Avenue are welcomed to cover large expenses of the effort.
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Salvation Army
Iowa City
Captain Priestnal
Tows Avenue
Iowa
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Congregational Church Bazaar Succeeds With Full House
The Congregational church bazaar and supper last Wednesday drew a large crowd, with busy booths and all items sold by evening. Gross receipts exceeded $200 as buyers filled the parlor throughout the afternoon.
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Congregational Church
New Officers Named by Degree of Honor and University Lodge
The Degree of Honor auxiliary and University Lodge announce their chosen officers for the coming year. Installations for the Degree of Honor will occur on the second Tuesday in January with names including chief of honor Mrs. Willian M.isor and other officers listed. University Lodge A U W reports electing officers for next year to be installed early January led by past master H. Flannery and master worker J C Leasure with several key roles assigned.
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University Lodge
A . Ys V. Lodge
Willian M. #isor
Mary E. Lowmar
Jessie M. McLachlan
Flossie Kisor
Ollie I. Lauz
Maingret J. Nordeck
Agnes M.lachlan
Ella Gibbzon
Minnie McGinnis
Inside Watch
F. P. Nordeck
Outiside Watch
William Kiso
A. U W
H. Flannery
J .C. Leasure
Wm. Yvavorsky
J. L. McRath
T. McLachlan
D. F Rosencracs
Chas. Brooke
Will of John Hubner Admitted to Probate
The will of the late John Hubner has been admitted to probate by Judge Byington. E. A. Hubner is named executor in the document.
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John Hubner
E. A. Hubner
Byington
School Board Approves Bond and Staffing Changes
The school board met in December approving bills and various items. G W Schmidt’s boiler inspection report was filed, Hertz’s $500 bond approved, and George Besson hired as night foreman at $45 monthly. Superintendent Stevenson sought use of the high school auditorium January 10 for a teacher association and gym use for a game against alumni with admission. Enrollment totals listed 1,400 across all schools. heating and a physical director for girls were discussed. Total bills of 1,043 were approved.
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G. W. Schmidt
Hertz
George Besson
Freman
Stevenson
Johnson County Teacher’s Association
Grammar School
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Shimek School
Kirkwood School
Mystic Trailers Form Indian Literary Society
The Mystic Trailers organized an Indian literary society and held a recent business and social meeting. The prospects are bright as committees progress and the constitution nears completion with officers I Elmer Lamp president and several officers named.
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Mystic Trailers
Indian Literary Society
I. Elmer Lamp
Elma Snyder
Geneva Pickering
Mabel Anderson
Roswell,Puckett
Sargeant-At-Arms
Johnson County School Officers to Convene January 6
The Johnson County School Officers Association will hold a convention at the courthouse in this city on Saturday January 6. Superintendent L. Senberg has issued invitations for a program expected to attract many officers. Sessions cover duties of officers teachers and the county superintendent with speakers including C. EB Colony Edwin Hummer J W Schell C Spencer F A Heinsius Mrs C Anudews Judge Q A Byington and Prof E E Bolton among others.
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Johnson County School Officers’ Association
Court House
Janary
Law— Senberg
C. EB. Colony
Penu Tewdship
Edwin Hummer
Union Township
J. W. Schell
Scott Township
C. Spencer
Pleasant Valles
F. A. Heinsius
Solon
C . Anudews
Moris
Q. A Byington
E. E Bolton
Towa City
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