Taft tariff bill moves through Congress amid debates
A Senate vote of 45 to 24 approved the tariff measure with ten Republicans opposing and one Democrat in favor. The bill advances to conference after moving from Senate to House, where it may be finalized within ten days. Taft also addressed Norwich, urging churchgoers to worship as they choose.
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Ames Semicentennial draws thousands to town celebration
Ames marked its semicentennial with a crowded city celebration as thousands of visitors joined locals for a jubilant observance. The event featured parades, speeches, and community pride reflecting decades of growth and achievement in the university town.
Iowa Fruit Crop Shows Improvement Over Last Year
Des Moines July 19 The July report from State Horticulturist Wesley Greene notes little change from June but indicates Iowa may yield a better fruit crop this year. Reports list conditions for apples, plums, peaches, blackberries and grapes with mentions of blight, excess moisture and fungal growth urging care to protect crops. Insect damage remains near normal.
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