The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-22

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Aave AaiaAsl the sane and isasnsa trade
4 nag mot return TO crowd tho in1titntiOn,
4 ASK yOnr attention. Ths remarks Of that o.
6eer upon the intctmaxriageo OF the blind, an
tsepec5lliy OF those who sre dependent on tn
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those ior whom Il Is intended. One hundre'
and nineteen students are enrolled, coming
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points out solns o. TIC causcs which preven
thuse having tlss care q Aeas and sum
youth from aeeasing IL psivileges for thei
i wards, aud Justly remarks that compulsor
oducntic 4, n 0eSlrHOle anwherc, would seen
| - be saninsntly proper 10 behsif Of tAis an
fortunate olAss.
The buffding, with the aid Of the anprc
prloGtoo Of last scsst0n, has been made quit
leomfortabls, aad the means Of heating sns
\ ughting improved. FOR the present needs
4 this iustituflon, soms q them very pecssang
refer yOu 10 the reports OF ta superlateri
dent and the board Upon two points
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| this school. The state haa made ample pro
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sOLpfHRs' ORPHANS HOME,
The report OF the trustees OF the Soldiers
L00Se
tendents, W i'll be laid before You, The mum
Der OF children in the homes is sos, repre-
senting 55 counties. OF these, 258 are at
Cedar Falls, ,lS6 ct Davenport, and Is at Glen
wood. Two years ago, Sl6 children were in
the homes; SO that the present report shows
. decrease Of 4i0 in the number present. The
support of the homes has cost during the
year el46,O5O: while $4,000 was exuendcd
for improvements, and ESQ for libraries. A
c.sf ;n.,,, a;o~ sr.n;tu. 4 an5 hast,nr an,ar
atus. Of S3. $50. the barn tripled In size, and
improy oyement made in the laundry, out OF
the savings Of the general support fund.-
Other improvements, including adequate
sewerage. have also been secured. The
board asks for $lI 500 for furniture, repairs,
etc, and $3.50 for library, for the several
honies.
The work OF this great charity as the efil-
dren OF the soldiers pass beyond the need OF
It's help, draws To a close In view Of this
fact. and OF the large investments by the
State st the several points. the board aud the
euperintendents recommend that the homes
be opened to all orphans: and II this be done
that provision be made for instrueting the
the children in trades.
An interesting statement is presented by
the superintendent of the Cedar Falls home
ss the result Of an effort TO ascertain some
thing Of the history Of the children after
n.
ious occupations--farmers, mechanics, etc,
are moro or less crcditabls performing their
duties In life; While SO have lot been heard
from. Could all have been accounted for,
excellent data would Doubtless have been
furnished for Judging Of the success OF the
home In preparing the children forthc work
Of life. The Information, so far as received,
reflects much credit upon the home and its
heucfcent influences. sH
500
THE RETURN sehool. fslta
The reports Of the board of trustees, the
euperintcndent,th tho assistant superintendent,
snd the treasurer Of the Reform school are
submitted 70 your consideration. Iowa,
In keeping With the advanced intelligence
Of her population, Is moving abreast with
the older OF her slater States, In the number
and character Of her benevolent and reform
atory inlutntions. Your Immediate prede-
scnt lecation Of the reform schcol, and made
a. appropriation Of ~. with which 20
imPfove farm erect baildinEs, &C., etc..
e1d os =, 600 with which 70 continue the snp-
port q girlg department IN Ice county,
(ncay 6alem,) on this farm leased originally
Tor the accommodation Of the entire institli-
ton. The trustees ct their meeting In April,
lSsA gave public notice that they would re.
ceive pr0pOsals from different locslisies Of
The donafions thsir citizens would be willing
to give TO secure the location Of the school.
Dies Moines, ,Ottuu wssO Oskal0oss, Nuscatine,
and Eldora, were the principal competitors,
and were severally visited by the trustees
Eldore was nnafiy selected. The citizens OF
that place donsted 70 the State 40 acres Of
laad-4OO being prairie land within mile
Of the cify, s1d A0acressOf timberAin the VI
cinity. Last April, two baildings being Rear-