Iowa Sets Rules for Liquor by the Drink in 1963
The 1963 Iowa legislature outlined how liquor by the drink becomes legal on July 4, with licenses in four classes and state and local control. The plan requires bonds, licensing forms, testing of drivers, and a 10 percent state tax per drink.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Norman Erbe
Jack Schroeder
R-Bettendorf
Senate
House
Iown
Hughes
Homer Adcock
State Liquor Commission
County Boards of Supervisors
Church Studies Outsider Motives In Presbyterian Inquiry
A United Presbyterian report analyzes the religion shunner as a puzzling outsider with varied motives. It classifies types from hostile to indifferent, inside outsiders, and troubled idealists, urging outreach beyond parish lines to engage the outsider.
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Des Moines
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Christ
Trou
Che Cedar Rapids Gazette Carrier Rates and Editions
The fragment notes 1883 edition details for Cedar Rapids Gazette including Sunday, postages and carrier charges. It mentions price lines and carrier service notes with Associated Press rights.
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Che
Cedar Rapids
Sdepriner
A . Er States
U'S
Iowan Fined for Evasion of Taxes
Welsh Laufersweiler a Fort Dodge funeral director was fined 10 000 and placed on probation on a suspended four year sentence for evading federal income taxes. He pled guilty to two charges after reporting business income as 37564 instead of 90917 in 1959 and personal income as 12860 instead of 30644. The Laufersweiler Funeral Home is operated with his wife Dorothy.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Iowa
Welsh Laufersweiler
Fort Dodge
U.S
Ernett C. Choate
Laufersweiler
Dorothy
Paris Study Grant to SUI Language Teacher
A fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies awards Janis B. Rater manis professor of romance languages at the University of Iowa a fall study trip to Paris. He will study Beaumarchais manuscripts to trace the evolution of the French author's style and prepare a critical edition of at least one comedy. He will take a leave of absence for the fall semester.
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Iowa City
American Council of Learned Societies
Paris
Janis B. Ratermanis
University of Iowa
Beaumarchais
SUI
Wegman Family Sells Control of Anamosa Bank
The Wegman family sells controlling interest in Citizens Savings Bank to Ernest Buresh and partners Lester Buresh and Al Morrissey of Mt. Vernon. They take possession June 19. Buresh will run the bank from Cedar Rapids trained by longtime trust staff. Sleep becomes an officer in Anamosa.
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Anamosa
Citizens Savings Bank
Ernest Buresh
Swisher
Lester Buresh
Mt. Vernon
al Morrissey
Wegman
Leonard J. Wegman
Edwin L. Wegman
Leo J. Wegman
Clarence Wegman
Evanston
Ill
A. W. Bird
Dyersville
James T. Remley
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Bank
Lester
Farmers Savings Bank
Martelle
Morrissey
Guy L. Sleep
Martelle Bank
Buresh
Allamakee Board Buys Five Busses
The Allamakee Community school board accepted Burg Implement Co. bid for five bus chassis totaling 12 605.90. Bus capacities include 60, 54, 48 and two 36 seat units. Wayne Co. will supply bus bodies for 16 780. The city council schedules a June 28 public hearing on a $200 000 elevated water tank project in the southwest part of WAUKON.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Burg Implement Co
Wayne Co
Fairgrounds
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Armstrong Shoes
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AP News
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