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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
8
A letter to the editor argues that prohibition law enforcement relies on “lame ducks” and praises firmer penalties. It cites officer casualties, fines rising to millions, and a push for stricter sentencing while condemning sympathetic leaders who undermine the law. It urges citizens to obey laws and condemns bending rules.
H N Jensen writes about the shift from rural and town cooperation under a shared school-tax system to perceived unequal costs. He cites per pupil costs, noting outside-city residents pay far more ($307.72) than city students while one-room schools remain. He urges consideration of new township formation to restore fairness, while affirming continued tuition support as long as space allows.
The article lists post graduates, seniors, and juniors with names reaching ninety percent average for the six weeks ending April 20, including Marjorie Meadows Verna Hepp Mary Louise Osgood Jessie Hepp and others. It also notes a school production with talent across grades and a Grand Theatre recital schedule featuring the High School Glee Clubs and cantata Pan on a Summer Day under Miss Sellers.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple Iowa farm bulletins and circulars on feed for swine and dairy cows. Items include Forage Crops for Swine, Community Hog Houses, Honey Production, Selling Crops for Milk Production, Soybeans as Home Grown Supplement for Dairy Cows, and Successful Swine Rations for the Carnbelt.
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