Iowa House Hears Late Week Action on Liquor and Truck Bills
Branstad reports from the Eighth District on extended hours as controversial measures pass. The Sunday liquor bill allows sales in places with over 80 percent food income and enables local option bans. A truck bill permits 5 foot double bottom trucks on four lane highways with limits and state approval. Iowa safety data note no fatal crashes with 60 foot bottoms. The speaker congratulates Boy’s and Girl’s State delegates. Mrs. Orvin Schnebly visits House.
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County Board of Supervisors
Arl
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
SMV Warning Signs Must Be Kept Clean
Farmers and other users of off high way vehicles are reminded that an SMV emblem is of little use unless it can be seen easily day or night. A dirty faded or damaged emblem may not adequately warn drivers that approach you from behind.
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R.’ W. Anderson
Winnebago County
Dale Hull
Iowa State University
Hull
Seek Parade Participants for Cattle Congress
The 1973 National Dairy Cattle Congress opens September 22 with a large downtown Waterloo parade sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Council. Entries from bands hors groups floats and political figures are under consideration with contact through the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. Also notes a Arkansas family visiting relatives in Lonoke and ongoing work with Rock Island railroad.
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Waterloo
Downtown Merchants Council
Bill Whitney
Downtown Council
Whitney
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Plan for NIAD Senior Citizens Jamboree at Clear Lake
A NIAD planning committee announced a two day jamboree for senior citizens at the Methodist Camp in Clear Lake on September 19 and 20 inviting each NIAD area group to send four representatives. The event offers fun and a chance to learn about programs offered by Iowa State University Extension Service. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Pearl Kelsey Hampton Mr and Mrs C Judd Thompson Mr and Mrs Lloyd Frazee Bassett Fred Barrett Mason City with help from Elsie Mae Van Wert and Martin Poe of ISU Extension Service. Richard Popkes of Beaverton Oregon visited last week to see his mother Mary Popkes sister Lenora Kiewser and siblings Mrs and Mrs Glenn Olson of Rake. he returned home Sunday. Attend Church this Sunday.
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Martin Wabhen
Buffalo Center
John Wiliam Pierce
Fort Dodge
Klewler & Sapp
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Highway 9
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Pierce
Buffalo Center Hospital
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Yeach
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Uni
Pearl Kelsey
Hampton
C. &. Judd
Thompson
Lloyd Frazee
Bassett
Fred Barrett
Mason City
Elsie Mae van Wert
Martin Poe
Towa State University Extension Service
NIAC
Richard Popkes
Beaverton
Oregon
Mary Popkes
Lenora Kiewser
Glenn Olson
Rake
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