Farmers' Union Wants Congress to Lend on Cotton
An interview with Bradford on a $100 million cotton loan plan urges national cooperation to warehouse and finance future cotton crops. The piece notes 1914 prices were six cents lower per pound, and critics say farmers were not consulted. The text references electric lights project in town and a short week for the Standard staff, with plans for a New Year edition.
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Lucerne Builds New School Boosts Town Progress
Lucerne has rapidly advanced in public improvements over three years with better sidewalks and a new $108,000 school building. The five room plus basement facility, furnished with new desks, serves about 125 pupils and aims for a higher grade with possible high school expansion.
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New Year Begins With New Typing Machine In County
The county introduces a typing machine named The ee anda Led designed to replace pen and ink. It promises faster, error-free work and neater typewritten output, reducing time and effort for public tasks.
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Local teachers praised for excellence in Iowa school system
The piece lauds Miss Ratliff of Maryville State Normal and Miss Lowy of Kirksville Normal as top educators, noting Ratliff’s large Intermediate class and Lowy’s lineage. It also includes a farmer’s reflection on mail order impact, farm growth, and decline of local merchants and town life in Iowa.
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