General Assembly debates funding state printing and newspapers
Law publication for all counties argued to boost immigration and economic growth. Iowa legislators consider continuing county papers as conduits for publishing laws, despite opposition citing press independence and cost. The debate touches printing, board of immigration, and bill referrals.
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Committee On Charitable Institutions
McCoun
General Assembly
Ringgold
Taylor
Treasury
Board of Immigration
Ketcham
Committee
Wapello
Dudley
Mills
Messrs
Mahin
Jones
Hunter
Irish
Elbert
Stone
Green
Mr. Dunne
Lowry
Rcot County
Tuttle
Des Moines Valley
Dysart
Murray
Grimes
J. A. Stright
C” 23d Jows Infantry
Dixon
Senator Knoll
Wolf
Vermillion
Congress
Iowa
Dubuque, Bellevue & Subula
Twelfth General Assembly
State of Iowa
Iowa Southern Railroad Company
Committee On Railroads
Hawley
Ft. Dodge
Committee On Judiciary
Smyth
Linn County
Committee On
Forest City Township
Howard County
Yeas
Atkins
Beardsley
Bulis
Campbell
Casady
Cathcart
Chapin
Claussen
Couch
Donnan
Dunham
Fellows
Griffith
Hamilton
Havens
Hurley
Treland
Keller
Knoll
Larrabee
McCulloch
McKean
McNutt
Mitchell
Moore
Patterson
Pierce
Yale
West
Allen
Bennett
Bill
Fairall
Long
Mulkern
Newell
Rice Wright
Cassady
Hariey
Ireland
Tatile
Vale
Munkern
Rice
Traverse
Wright—s
Judiciary
Franklin
Wright
Supreme Court
Dubuque
State Bank of
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Ways and Means
Skunk River
Checaqua
Committee On Federal Relations
Committee On Manufactures
Committee On Reform Schools
Committee On Internal Improvements
H. F
Senate
House
HW. F
Tenth General Assembly
Independence
Thirteenth General Assembly
Asylum For
Buchanan County
Farley
Anamosa
George Josslyn
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