Uniform Policy Bill Passes Iowa House
Des Moines. By a 69 to 11 vote the house approved the Jones uniform fire insurance policy bill drawn from the insurance commission. The measure, based on the New York form, aims to reduce policy confusion and void pre removal clauses while exempting mutuals. Several opponents cited form and provision concerns.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
House
Jones
Insurance Commission
Thirty-first General Assembly
Iowa
Sesson
Sub
House Committee On
Brandes
Calkins
Doran
Flugum
Marston
Mercer
Price
Reitz
Schoenberger
Sullivan
Swan
New York
Belle of Richmond play at Armory for Ames Band
Rehearsals completed for a modern society drama to be staged Friday evening at the Armory under Ames Band auspices. Jack Daniel directs with special scenery and period costumes. Tickets selling fast at Bosworth's drug store, with proceeds aiding the band. Also notes two Iowa State College Experiment Station bulletins No. 86 and 87 on feeds and stock foods. For details contact C. F. Curtiss, Ames. Por sale full bred brood sows Poland Chinas phone 170 G. E. Farnum.
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Armory
Ames Band
Ames
Jack Daniel
Bosworth
Iowa State College
Iowa
C. F. Curtiss
Special Order Senate Vote on Primary Bill Set for 10:30
The square deal primary bill becomes a senate special order at 10 30 in the morning of the 12th. Senator Wilson of Fayette chairs the elections committee and the joint subcommittee reported the bill for passage. The house passed the wife desertion bill with two dissenting votes after lengthy floor battle and amendments were defeated. An amendment to include wives who desert their husbands failed.
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House Committee On Private Corporations
Lambert
Senate Printing Committee
Senate
English
Kimmel
O’brien
House Committees On
House Committee
United States
Thirty-second General Assembly
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Gale
Wilson
Fayette
Senate Elections Committee
House
House of Representatives
Teter
Marion County
State House Advances Express Rate Reduction Bill
A bill by Representative Conn seeks to regulate express rates via the state railroad commission. May Pay Taxes with Work Teter won House approval to allow road taxes to be partly paid in labor. A separate fraternal bill, passed 31 to 12, sets future mortality-based rates for new societies and requires compacts to meet National Fraternal congress tables.
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House of Representatives
Holmes
Kossuth
Pullman Car Company
Marion County
Schoenenberger
Senate
Jones
Legislative Commission
House
Jamison
National Fraternal Congress
One Board to Run Colleges Passes Senate
The educational board of control bill passed the senate 82 to 17. Two senators who opposed it last year voted for it this year Stuckslager of Linn and Jameson of Clarke. The Crossley amendment set regent terms at six years. House passage prospects are said to be fair.
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Educational Board of Control
Senate
Stuckslager
Linn
Jamison
Clarke
Crossley
House
Farmers and Merchants to Meet in Ames Saturday
Farmers and business men of Ames will gather March 16 at 1 30 p m in Red Men hall over Knudson's store. The Ames Commercial club backs a program with music addresses and responses from local leaders and experts on farming and livestock care.
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Ames
Red Men’s Hall
Knudson’s
Ames Commercial Club
Edwin Rex
Z. K. Graves
W. P. George
W. P. Kennedy
Sheldon
Rex
J.J. Grove
Ames Caaieeeaal Club
P. G. Holden
W. P. George Pres
Story County
Farmers’ Institute
F. R. Conaway
Ames ‘Intelligencer
W. H. van Duzer
J. W. Bateman
W. J. Kennedy
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Safe Under Law
Druggist Cagwin notes Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults despite National Pure Food and Drug law.
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Foley
Cagwin
Real estate transfers list with multiple deeds and amounts
A long record of real estate transfers listing grantors, trustees and grantees in Ames and surrounding parcels with prices from $400 to $16 500. Entries include parcel descriptions such as nw frig ne sw and outlots with lot numbers and block references, dated 1983 1984.
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Parley Sheldon
J L Stevens
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Senate Corporation Committee
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the Belle OF
Richmond
Poland
Chinas
M. H. Kelso
Hamilton
Ames, Iowa
Bank of Kelley Kelley
E. J. Penfield, Co
Dawnient McCarthy
J. YY. Luke
McCarthy & Luke
Attorneys At Law
Story County Bank
T Adams
Calla
Mutual
the Undertaker
G. D
Burt Kooser
L. A. Morris
East Main Street
B. Speigel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Needham
TC Miller
Andrew Christenson
L E Morgan
George P Eastwood
H VanDuzer
Anna Jacobson
Alto
Lockwood Grain Co
Flora J Hill
Lockwood
Jennie Raff
John Kenworthy
Elizabeth Livingston
E Stark
E J Houghland
Alfred E. Weizel
Mary M Raynor
W R Niles
Ives
Ad Ames
Martha FE Koons Chitty
Melva C
Bolles
John V Kalsem
Johnson
C B Nelson
Martin Sorenson
Kingsbury
G Lee
John Rainier
Bigelowa
C. Hamilton
J. S. Kirk
Wellington
Parley Sheldon B. J. Sheldon
S. A. Keenan
National Bank of Commerce
Knautle, Kachod & Kuhne
First National Bank
Chicago
Marshalltown
Des Moines Savings Bank
Judisch Brothers
McCartney
EFC
Morrisanna Medah and
Hirano
Saginaw
Lincoln
Eastern Gem
Little Rock
B. A. Lockwood Grain Co
Frank N. Fowler
Illinois
Hampden
Trust
Elgin
Waltham
Crescent
Boss
Crown
Geo. E. Baker
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