Iowa Commercial clubs urge tax repeal and firm road plan
The Iowa League of Com mercial clubs adopted resolutions urging House file 79 for 100000 to fund Ames short course growth, backing permanent roads and a state publicity bureau. They call for repeal of the tax ferret law and taxes on moneys and credits and for changes to foreign corporations admissions law.
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Des Moines
Bureau of State
Iowa League of Commercial Clubs
Des Moi
Committee On
E.T. Meredith
Commercial Club of
House
Stipe
State Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa
Breeders to Meet Des Moines Aberdeen-Argus Meet
State Aberdeen-Argus Breeders association hosts its fourth annual session in Des Moines on February 8 and 9 with Mayor Hanna welcoming stockmen. Notables include Silas Igo, Miss Baker, Baker of Mitchellville, and others from Ames, Denison, Newton, and Des Moines. A separate item reports Mrs Elizabeth Monzingo of Coin nearly burned in a stove fire, saved by her son who extinguished the flames.
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Des Moines
Io’ State
James R. Hanna
Silas Igo
Indianola
Miss Baker
Matt Baker
Mitchellville
A. C. Binnie
Alta
T. A. Stevenson
Shannon City
Shenandoah
Elizabeth Monzingo
Coin
Pastor Changes Faith and Joins Congregational Church
Mason City report states Rev Ge F Bar salou, longtime dean at Memorial university and Methodist minister, has severed ties with the church and joined the Congregational church. Also notes Clyde Hatch sues Burlington for $1000 over an assault on a train with no crew aid. Bee Keepers meet in Sioux City February 8-9 with delegates from six states. Chedwick fatal accident: T A Baker accidentally shot by his son when gun discharged as boy carried shotgun.
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Mason City
Ge F. Barsalou
Memorial University
Des Moines
Congregational Church
Hamburg
Clyde Hatch
Shenandoah
Burlington
Von
Chedwick
T. A. Baker
Short course plan for Iowa counties proposed by Stipe
A bill in the Des Moines house, sponsored by Stipe of Page county, would fund annual county short courses under the state department of agriculture and the Iowa State College extension. A 100000 dollar yearly appropriation would support courses, including correspondence options, six week summer sessions for teachers, and free tuition for attending teachers. The measure calls for county applications through associations or boards, with book and material costs charged to students. The bill’s distribution includes 1000 printed copies, and committees were assigned clerks with separate clerks for appropriations and judiciary.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Stipe
Page County
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State
Iowa
State College
State Department
House Committee On
Larrabee
Harding
O'Connor
House
Appropriations
Judiciary
W. D. Lingenfelder
Charles City
Anna M. Real
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Ringlan Boone
Jennie McCray
Storm Lake
Ethel Whittle
Mary Hammill
Clarissa Clark
Ames
Mattie Lorimer
Leona Pequignot
Helen Greenwald
New Hampton
Commerce
Marguerite French
Lou Woodruff
Ray Alvers
Prohibiting Treating in Public Drinking Places Bill
Linn county representative Er R Moore introduced a bill to ban treating in public drinking places and bar giving or paying for intoxicants. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars and up to thirty days in jail. Similar senate bill by Senator Smith targets candidates and constituents. Also covers vote tallies for U.S. Senator and a fire marshal bill proposing a state marshal with specific pay and a 25000 dollar insurance tax fund. A new ballot law would require separate ballots by party in primaries and general elections. Legislative notes mention a tied Lyon county recount and a proposal to require county boards to provide jails for county sheriffs.
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Er. R. Moore
Linn County
House
Smith
Senate
Ripley of
Hancock
Lyon County
House of Representatives
Stillman
Cousins
Butler County
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G. J. Snyder
Gamble’s Drug Store
T. L. Rice
Dudgeon
M. Ghrist
Jennie G. Ghrist
Drs. Ghrist
Ghrist
Onondaga St
Masonic Elk
E. B. Bush, M. D
Baker's Jewelry Store
Telehone
Daniel McCarthy
Carthy & Luke Attorneys-At-Law Ee
Story County Bank
W. M. Hayden
Undertakers
M. J. Adams
H. M. Byckworth
Fuadional Funeral
Picture Framing and
Art Goods
East End
Main St
Hodge Ave
Frank E. Morris
Ames, Iowa
Jamison’s Hall
Fl. F. Clemmer
Haverly Transfer
N. Kellogg Ave
Mutual
C. Sorenson
James Woodward
The
Associated Bill, Posters and Distributors
United States
Canada
Towa State Association
J. E. Cagwin
Adams’ Furniture Store
C. B. Nelson
ED. Miller
David H. Stern
Deven
DH. Stern
Sterm Han
Chicago
Ina
E Tan
Nis
Stern
United Commercial Clubs Favor] Publicity Bureau
Bee Keepers
Sioux City
Northwestern
Bee Keepers’ Association
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ams
Iowa General Assembly
Woodbury
Ast_2d
Porter
Young
Kenyon
Funk
Byers S
Reely
Franke
Hepburn
Towner Ae
Parley Sheldon
B. J. Sheldon
S. A. Keenan
Asst
Genral Banking
Judisch
H. le. Mann Jumber
Ames Kelley Gilbert
Gamrath , Sawyer
Main Street
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