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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
2
The piece reflects on Father's Day and the role of fathers in holiday celebrations. It notes Dad's generosity in spending to honor mothers, daughters, and children, while suggesting he may approach gifts with skepticism yet still appreciates the recognition and affection shown on Father's Day.
Publicity widens demand and lowers costs for public service products. Advertising boosts consumption of electricity, gas, telephone, and street railways, and utility companies consistently use advertising to educate the public about benefits. This demonstrates that advertising pays when the product or service is merit-based.
Iowa passes a law allowing kindergarten establishment upon petition from parents of at least twenty five children aged five to six. California leads in kindergarten enrollment, England funds nursery education for children as young as two, and the piece argues for extending early education to two year olds.
Col Glenn C Haynes secretary of the Iowa Good Roads Association says county primary road bonds will be funded from the state primary road fund not property taxes. He notes legal opinion that future legislatures cannot cancel existing bonds and cites a voting pattern that a majority of senators will represent counties already with bond issues, supporting continued bonding.
The discussion argues many counties will vote bonds in the next 90 days, forming a large bloc in the legislature. Col Haynes says property taxes should not fund bonds, and that motor fuel and license fees will back retirement if needed. He frames hard surfaced primary roads as an investment that pays dividends to Iowans.
A witty speaker lists a lifetime of experiences from birth in a hospital ward through school, courtship, and daily routines in an apartment. She questions the need to own a house, arguing that a garage with a bedroom and basic modern conveniences suffice for living, courting, and dying.
Fall planting advice covers bulb depth spacing and soil drainage. Use sand at the base, optional moth balls for pests, ashes for color, and bone meal or liquid manure during bloom. Tulips can stay in ground three years with lime and fertilizer before lifting and storing bulbs for winter.
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