Illiteracy drive targets 1980 removal in Iowa
A statewide campaign led by the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs and the Illiteracy Commission aims to end illiteracy by 1980. The effort hinges on reading and writing prerequisites for citizenship, with a plan to organize from state to local districts and to expand night school programs in urban and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Caswell
Des Moines
Fortieth General Assembly
Taxation Commission
Commission
Board of Review
General Assembly
Iowa
Commonwealth
State Railway Commission
State’ University
State Agricultural College
Kendall
U. S. Congress
WNO
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
N. E. Knedall
Yar
Vcenes
Estherville
Emmet
Dickinson
W. A. Jessup
The
State University
United States
Rowayn County
Kentucky
Iowa Federation News
Financial report of Emmet Co Farm Bureau January 1923
January 1923 receipts total 1783.40 with balance 153.40 on January 1. Disbursements amount to 395.74 including agent salaries 125.00, agent expenses 88.54, miscellaneous 36.05, specialist 10.55 and several vouchers for supplies and postage. Balances show February 1, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stono
Boone Blank Book Co
Auto
Sales & Service Co
Fois
J. C. Galloway
Moose Hall Program Promises Fun on March 12
The Moose hall hosts a public program on March 12 at 8 30 inviting everyone to attend. Admission for children under 15 is 100 and 15 and over 15 cents. The committee emphasizes no stealing and urges families to join and enjoy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William A. Dyer
Adelaide Nichols
City
James W. Ghoslin
Gov. Kendall
Hammill
Board of Parole
Sioux City
Mason City
Forseth General Assembly
Bell Drug Store
J.A, Cummings
R. S. McNeal
Mgr
L. G., Thompson
E. Howard St
E. S. Finer Produce Company
Service
Financial Statement OF
Emmet CO
Farm Bureau
Heydenburk
Lorain
Vesuvius