Fire damage and repairs delay Swea City school projects
Fire damaged the building early forcing a lengthy repair plan. Donovan crew from El Ro ig is handling carpentry while Geo Tego coordinates plastering and decorating. Replastering walls and windows, new doors and floors are planned. Buses for routes were secured at Swea City station and will serve 20 to 30 students per load once ready.
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Donovan
Elro Ig
Geo, Tego
Gardner
Swea City
Lves Grant Township
Swea City Herald
Sentiment and Statecraft in Editorial View
A Tribune essay argues sentiment drives innovation, art, and nations while warning against demagoguery that feeds fleeting emotions. It contends lasting movements must pass a test of truth and motive beyond mere money making or popular feeling.
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Trenton
Mich
Ib Aitees
Maynard Lamoreux Visits Reinbeck School Notes
School notes record Maynard Lamoreux visiting his grandmother in Reinbeck this week and praise for advancing reading groups and First Grade work. Mentions of students Myrtle Sachau Anna Wepel Louise ten Bechultz and others show ongoing progress and classroom activities.
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Maynard Lamoreux
Reinbeck
Trimoraux
Myrtle Sachau
Hagen
Anna Wepel
Louise Ten
Bechultz
Clifton Shirley
Jjmard
Loraine
Nelson
Srammar Dons
Tierney
Particular Crops and People Stir Growing Farmer Insight
In Wallace's Farmer the author contrasts particular people who demand neatness and order with crops like alfalfa and sugar beets that demand ideal soil, deep plowing, and vigilant cultivation. The piece suggests these precise standards push better farming habits and outcomes.
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Per
Elades
Boston
Pilgrim Fathers
New York
Wallace
Bankers and Farmers Seek Rural Cooperation Across Missouri
Missouri bank and agricultural interests launch a statewide effort to form county level rural associations. Bankers will organize, the state board of agriculture will provide speakers, and railroads will assist to promote better farming practices and education in each county.
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Missouri Bankers’ Association
State Board of Agriculture
Bankers’ Association
Topain
Hackwoods
Frank P Woods: The Silk Stocking Politician in Iowa
A Webster City Herald column surveys Congressman Frank P Woods of Estherville Iowa praising his campaign trail tactics. It lauds his outreach to laborers via leaflets letters and personal touch while noting his popularity among voters and political magnates.
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Frank P. Woods
Frank
Tenth District
Woods
Congress
Webster
Iclty Herald
Webster City
Congressman Woods
Frank 2. Woods
Estherville
Emmet County
State of Iowa
Blue Law Survival Fragments Spark Local Legal Friction
A moonlit column surveys surviving blue laws in Cincinnati and elsewhere, detailing arrests for Sunday activities from jugglers to puppet shows and prohibitions on Sunday work and profane language. The piece laments overstrict statutes while celebrating seasonal preservation imagery and rural thrift.
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Cincinnnti
Ingersoll on Women Love and Virtue
The essay extols women as the redeeming glory of humanity and the sole source of true virtue. It asserts that men blame women for faults, yet women’s love endures all, forgives injuries, and inspires art and music from cradle songs to grand finales.
Library Club Notes Highlight Poem Story and Events
Library opens Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5. Mrs Victor Lamoreux serves as librarian for the day. The poem story Maurine by Ella Wheeler Wilcox is praised in two fine volumes. Embroidery and Ladies clubs hold final season meetings at Coggswell's. year books available at the library for study.
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Victor Lamoreux
Maurine
Ella
Wheeler Wilcox
Cogswell
J. F. Fisher
Roumis Giannis announce marriage in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs George Roumis announce the marriage of their daughter Viola to Mr George J Giannis on Sunday September 12 1915 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. They will be at home after October first in Titonka Iowa.
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George Roumis
Viola
George J. Giannis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Titonka
Goo
Giants
Rock Island
George
Free Country Meltdown Over Campaign Support
A letter from U.D. argues citizens may back any candidate in a free nation while others condemn the stance, calling it foolish and unpatriotic amid wartime loyalties.
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Cummins
U.D
Business Harmony and Social Outings Boost Trade Groups
A historical note extols business men’s summer outings as a social glue for Boards of Trade and local associations. It argues picnics and games dissolve petty disputes, promote unity, and improve cooperation, with managers and cashiers alike thawing through shared leisure and stories.
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Bual
Boards of Trade
Business Men's Association
Jones
Shu
Editor Explains Canova Herald Accepts Prohibition Ad
The Canova South Dakota Herald accepted prohibition advertising to present both sides of the issue though editorially supporting the dry cause. The editor says ads remain business stock and aim to inform the public with civil forum. Goo Giants Marries Greek Earth Colonel’s Foreman wed Cedar Rapids native. couple honeymoon locally.
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Canova
D. Herald
South Dakota
the Herald
Reformen Triumph in Legislature Amid Zealot Clamor
The Reformen march into the legislature in March with fiery zeal, as cries plead for mercy from the constitution and trusts. The Reformer's focus remains fixed on bold aims, undeterred by pleas and dramatic resistance.
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Hiawatha
Stoves For Sale and Personal Postscript Fragments
A misc item reads Stoves For Sale two base burner stoves ready for use. Nearby is a chatty, unsigned love note sequence with greetings and promises of visits and affection. The text includes names Harold Gladys and a humorous aside about a theater ticket and a fur on a sofa.
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J. A. . Troke
Hahrold Alt the
Gladys
Father Laave
Harold
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