Conference on Education Plans Des Moines Meeting
A large number of state and local groups including the Iowa Bankers Association Iowa Department of the American Legion Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs and Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will attend a Des Moines conference on December 19 to discuss public school progress. Prominent Iowa citizens have agreed to participate and address issues facing the state’s schools with a goal of constructive planning and a forward looking program.
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Pries Simuelsony Supematend
Lid
Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa ‘Bankers’ Association
Department of the American Legion
Iowa Federation. of Women’s Clubs
Iowa State Federation.of Labor
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Meat Processing Tax Regulations Outline New Rules
A bulletin from the Institute of American Meat Packers outlines new processing tax regulations that took effect November 1934. Hog producers and feeders face tax liabilities in slaughter, while packers, wholesalers, and retailers become liable for tax on any hog carcass or edible parts purchased and processed or distributed. Retailers should note potential liability for pork products.
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Institute of American Meat ‘Packers
Partiarly
Retail Tax Rules On Hogs Drive Regulated Sales
The passage notes new regulations targeting retailers and wholesalers who buy hogs from farmers for processing or resale. It emphasizes retailer awareness of the law, clarifying tax liability when hogs move beyond neighbors for direct consumption, while producers avoid tax on such transfers.
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Ioleasters
President's Birthday Ball Seeks Support Nationwide
Local committees are urged to organize the Presidents Birthday Ball on Wednesday January 30 1935. Proceeds will fund Warm Springs Foundation infantile paralysis treatment with 70 percent staying regional for rehabilitation and 30 percent aiding national research led by a president created commission. National Chairman Henry I Doherty says the drive will unite the country in a vital cause.
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F.R. Roosevelt
Georgia
Warm. Springs
Warm Springs” Foundation
Henry I. Doherty
Iowa Corn Hog Payments Taxation Put Into Force
Iowa board of assessment rules corn hog benefit payments to Town farmers are taxable under the state net income tax effective January 1. Lavern Clark ordered county associations to report payments over $1,000. All benefit payments are taxable as income, with associations supplying payment details. Farmers have received about 50 million dollars in benefits, with 35 million more due in February. January taxation applies to the present payments. The new three point tax program imposes annual levy on resident individuals.
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State’board of Assessment
Des Moines
Lavern Clark
Iowa
Public Library Notes November Report and New Books
November notes show additions of 20 books purchased and 47 repaired, 40 new borrowers joined, circulation of 1 414 with 98 percent year over year increase, 17 days open for loans, average daily circulation 83, peak 117, low 66. New fiction titles include Sanbar Sinister, Matched Pearls, True by the Sun, Code of the West, Forgotten Canons, Pattern in Black and White, Beauty for Sale, Honor Bound, So Red the Rose, and Boys in Smoky Valley. Girls titles include Mary Peters and The Mystic Ball. The Library Board thanks Mia H Clark for donations. signature by Librarian Mrs Litzenman.
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Sanbar Sinister
Taylor
Grace L. Hill
Lida Larrimore
Zane Grey
H. Birney
F. Keene
Ethel Hueston
Faith ‘Baldwin
Stark Young
Booker Eagle
Cliff
Smoky Valley
Alan Villiers
Antarctic
Mary .Peters
Judy
Holton
Card of Thanks for Mrs Jacobson’s Family
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and after the death of Mrs. Jacobson also noting special appreciation for the care received from Dr Kerr Mr and Mrs W M Anderson Mr and Mrs F Twombly Elmer Jacobson Mr and Mrs G Jacobson Mr and Mrs F Emmick and G T Olson.
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Jacobson
Kerr
W. M. Anderson
F. Twombly
Elmer Jacobson
G. Jacobson
Healthiest boy and girl crowned at Chicago 4-H health contest
A South Dakota boy and an Iowa girl were named health king and queen of the United States at the annual 4-H club health contest during the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The contest committee honored them after physicians found both entrants outstanding in qualifications, naming Leland Monasmith of Lane, Jerauld County, SD, 18 years 5 months old, 6 feet 9 inches tall, 156 pounds, and Doris Louise Paul of Wilton Junction, Muscatine County, IA, 15 years 4 months old, with notable records.
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South Dakota
Iowa
United States
Chicago
Leland _Monasmith
Lane
Jerauld
Doris Louise Paul
Wilton’ Junction
Muscatine
Iowa and South Dakota top livestock at Ames expo
An 8 inch tall, 130 pound description notes Iowa and South Dakota shining in the livestock division. The Iowa State College at Ames won the grand champion Aberdeen-Angus steer in Campus Idol, a 1,140 pound entry among 800, while another Iowa State entry, Kiron, tied as reserve grand champion. Both steers were raised at Ames for the college farm management and judging classes.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Towa
State College At
Ames
Campus Idol
Iowa State College
Kiron
Dreeszen divorce suit and Anderson suicide noted
In LeMars an action before Justice of the Peace C H Clarke on November 20 involves Mrs Blanche Dreeszen petitioning for divorce from Thos Dreeszen with custody claims and alimony. Thomas Dreeszen counters alleging neglect and infidelity. Oscar Anderson, 55, a farmer near Hinton, shot himself after emotional distress over his wife’s prior suicide, leaving two children. Plymouth County Medical Society met at Sacred Heart Hospital LeMars with plans for an indigent care contract for board consideration.
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Glen Stinton
Dreeszen
Virgil
Marion
Oscar Anderson
Hinton
Albert
Anderson
Raymond
Eleanor
Plymouth County “Medical Society
Sacred Heart’ Hospital
LeMars
Sentinel
Board of Supervisors
Card of Appreciation from Hilert Pollock
Expresses thanks to all who were kind during hospital and home confinement including the Drum and Bugle Corps and Miss Cooper.
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Bugle Corps
Cooper
Hilert. Pollock
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Thorson
Borden’s. Pain
BIG Smith
Bungalow Cretonnes
Kellogg’s
N. W
Lipton’s
GM Company
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