Silver City School Facilities Studied by Grimes
A. B. Grimes of the state department of public instruction reports on Silver City school facilities in the fifth study of scholastic buildings. He examined the buildings carefully and presents his findings as observed, with publication planned for the Strahan building study next and a final reprint of conclusions thereafter.
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Silver City
Grimes Studies
A. B. Grimes
State Department of Public Instruction
Grimes
Strahan
Malvern Leader ad rates and mailing details
The Malvern Leader edited by A. WORTMAN lists subscription prices for one year six months and three months and notes mailing circulations in Mulls County Iowa Red Oak Imogene Randolph and Tabor with routes elsewhere in the United States. Advertising rates include display per column inch reader locals per line and classified ads per line with card of thanks at fifteen cents per line minimum.
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Mulls County
Iowa
Red Oak
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
United States
Editorial Urges Prudent Parole Board Funding
An Iowa editorial calls for selective spending to boost state economy while protecting services. It highlights the parole board and psychiatric staff for rehabilitation gains, urging higher appropriations and staffing at penal institutions to reduce recidivism and save money long term.
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W H W. Harbor
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Greenwood
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Malvern
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Silver City School Buildings and Grounds Condition Report
Silver City schools occupy a 2 to 3 acre site with steep slopes limiting expansion. The building from 1896 with 1911 and 1926 additions houses a 1929 WPA gymnasium and a cluttered shop. Interior upkeep is mixed with worn windows, loose plaster, and aging woodwork. heating, ventilation, and fire safety need attention. several rooms show poor repair but some areas offer usable classrooms and storage.
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Silver City
W.P.A
Aging school building eyed for storage and future lunch use
The text discusses using a deteriorating building as storage for maintenance items and as a possible lunch room. It notes the facility is inadequate for high school needs with missing sick bay, and suggests relocating high school pupils and keeping the building for kindergarten through sixth grade if area enrollment justifies it. The building’s condition prompts plans to seek alternatives.
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Tor
Time to Replace Local School With Modern Building
Discussion centers on eliminating the current building and sending children to another center, or replacing it with a grade B structure that is modern and adequate for the locality. The tone reflects a forward looking plan to improve facilities for students and families in the area.
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Malvern
Staat Viarhale
Ford
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