Notice and local social items from Clermont Enterprise
Local editor notes mail matter status. Dr. and Mrs. L L Carr visited Des Moines for a councilors meeting. Notice forbids trespassing on Larrabee Daniels Warner lands. Myrtle Bilden resumed teaching at Farmersburg and attended uncle Henry Bear’s funeral. W O F social planned for April 13 at Mrs Burke home with Margaret Clarke assisting. St Theresa Study Club met at the rectory. Fr Leo O Connell discussed Holy Week ceremonies.
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L. L. Carr
Des Moines
Larrabee
Daniels Land
Warner Farm
Myrtle Bilden
Farmersburg
Henry Bear
Dan Burke
Margaret Clarke
St. Theresa Study Club
F. Leo O'Connell
Legislature Nearing Breakup Amid House Singing Phase
Spring fever and tax policy debates mark the close of the legislative session. Absenteeism, short debates, and interchamber blame define the mood as reorganizing bills clash with appropriations. A ceremonial singalong tradition near adjournment hints at the impending end around April 19.
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House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Iowa Governor Keeps Vetoes Rare in 48th Session
Governor Wilson has not disapproved any enrolled bill and has signed many in the 48th Iowa General Assembly. A survey of pending measures shows none likely to meet executive displeasure, underscoring harmonious relations between the executive and legislative branches praised at the state house.
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Iowa General Assembly
Wilson
Iowa
State House
Farm tenancy fight marks Iowa legislature clash
Iowa farmers and their advocates face limited relief with tenancy stalled as Republicans in the Senate seize control of the farm tenancy program from Democrats. A special all Republican committee advances a plan aligning with party platform, signaling a political steamroller to block opposing gains.
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Iowa
General Assembly
Republican Party
Senate
Spring Music Term Opens Under Nora Jorgenson
An eight and a half pound daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Victor Liebald of Ossian. Mrs Frank Wickham visited Ossian to meet the new granddaughter as George and Lavanda Smith enrolled Lavanda at Paris Academy Cedar Rapids yesterday accompanied by Arthur Mechelson and others.
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Norah Jorgenson
Clermont
Victor Liebald
Ossian
Frank Wickham
George Smith
Lavanda
Cedar Rapids
Paris Academy
Arthur Mechelson
Charles Packwood
A. O. Anderson
Allen
Milo
Robert Bemiss
Calvin
Norma Bemiss
West Union
Albert
E. Ke, Ramsey
Aubrey Guyer
Myrtle Bilden
Harry Amundson
Clermont Town
Loretta Belschner
George Belschner
Delwe
Charles Shepherd
Lima
Shepherd
Bert Westcott
Frank White
Clermont Fire Department
A. J. Priest
L. 5
Olson
H. B. Greenley
B. C. Gruver
Foreman
Norbert Gerner
Marvin Davies
Foreman Co
Cornelius Olson
O. K. Kittleson
Millard Nelson
Judith
Decorah
John Nelson
James Calahan
Frank Fay
Ted
Postville’ Hospital
B. C. Grover
Jared Cline
Laird
Norene Boley
R. S. Henderson
Franz Appelman
Beverly
Cedar Falls
Reader's Digest service praised by editor secretary
The piece extols The Reader's Digest as a vital clipping service for the busy, noting editors pick only the most important current thought. It invites readers to request a free sample copy via Dept. X, The Reader's Digest, Pleasantville, N. Y., and Lavanda.
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Rupert Hughes
Dept. X
Reader's Digest
Pleasantville, N
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