Iowa looks to abolish personal property taxes and vets relief
The retail group urged the state tax study committee to abolish all forms of personal property taxes, arguing obsolescence and inequity. The panel also heard veterans tax exemptions debates amid discussions of homestead and agricultural credits. Separate wrangling between Attorney General Dayton Countryman and Clinton County Attorney Warren Johnson continues, with calls for ouster actions debated. Education in conservation is urged to begin in grade school as early impressions shape future actions.
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Iowa
State
Veterans Organization
Robert H. Johnson
Iowa City
Clinton County
Warren Johnson
Dayton Countryman
Johnson
Countryman
Countryman - Johnson
Volga News Social Notes and Visits Aug 3 1949
Mrs Cyril Kraus committee canned 30 quarts corn 27 quarts beets 7 dill pickles 14 bread and butter pickles and 21 quarts apple sauce on Aug 3. The Aug 17 committee includes Mdms Merlin Na ing cd m William Moore Maurice Manson Howard Meyers Geo Miller Larry Newton Diane O Brien Verni Olson Mrs Dick Taylor Cedar Rapids and Mrs Louis Kammerman and daughter. Sunday visitors include Harry Boleyns Ed Hayes Strawberry Point and Will Sperry Fayette 96 and active. Several relatives visit, weddings in Vinton, and community events in Festina, Cedar Rapids and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kraus
Mdms
Merlin Naing
Cdm
William Moore
Maurice Manson
Howard Meyers
Geo. Miller
Larry Newton
Diane O’brien
Verni Olson
Dick Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Louis Kammerman
Mary Little
Harry Boleyns
Ed Hayes
Strawberry Point
Will Sperry
Fayette
Volga
Sperry
Raphael Orr
John
Fenimore
Wis
Jimmy
Madison
Herb Miller
Elsie Farnsworth
Fred Orr
Sacred Heart Church
Anna Cowboy
Vern Puffett
C. A. Brandt
Elsie Cummings
Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines
Harry Reynolds
Elkader
Simon O’neil
Marion
John Tresch
Waterloo
John Stubbs
Lynn Oldfather
Keith Oldfather
Waukon
Carl
Judy
Billy Nus
Cecil Duff
Dubuque
Lyle Jennings
Faribault
Minn
Glen Oldfather
Jim Farris
Farris
Winthrop
Oscar Lamphier
Delwe
F. D. Smith
Vinton
Lamphiers
Smiths
Darlene Barnes
Robert Putz
Henry Woods
Ted Everitt
W. H. Nading
Des Plains
Ill
Merlin Nading
Rob Duff
Will Barrett
Guttenberg
Glen Moats
Ted Whitford
Geo. Pattison
Festina
Les Wheeler
Walter, Smock
Keith White
George White
Rhode Island
Smock
John Christenson
Milwaukee
Henrietta Cunningham
Local births and household notices in Oelwein area
Birthday announcements recount births Deborah Ann Way at Mercy hospital Oelwein August 3 and a Manchester hospital birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William Wilker. Neighbors and relatives visitings noted including Crawfordville Arlington High coaching change and gatherings at Raphael Orr home. A stray joke about naked calendars closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lamphier
Oelwein
Lyle Lamphier
Randalla
Lamphiers
Volga
Calvin Way
Deborah Ann
Mercy Hospital
Wm. Mitchell
Crawfordville
What He Stands For Is Built On What He Falls For
A reflection on character argues that a man's values are proven by his true commitments, not merely by his stated principles. The idea emphasizes choice under pressure and the weight of personal loyalties shaping his actions.
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Conway Lake
Lansing
Glenn Connor
University of Iowa
School of Journalism
George Metzger
Elgin
Bolen
Nelgon's
Clermont
Poland
Arlyle Kirkeberg
Harry Johnson
Town Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of
R. P. Strauch
Autp Scaana
Virgil Miles
Capper’s Hatchery
Towa
G. L. Ward
Echo Office
John Howard, Jr
State News
Chrysler
Henry J
Torkelson Motor Co
Dial
Elgin, Iowa
J.L. Trautman
West Union
Echo
Ateks
Elgin Coop CO
Elgin Co-operative
Volga News
Otiak
Gary Jellings
Garnaville
Walter Roys
Ray Little
James Little
Leo
Maude Meyers
R. Withell
D. C
State Bank
Bidg
Elkader, Ts
L. R. Tappan
Optometrist
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and Fostville
Funeral Home
Wadena
G. W. Alderson
R. T. Martin
Postville
Siste Bank
Eugene L. Whitford
D.V.M
Animal Hospital Diagnostic Laboratory
Broadcaster
Town & Cor-Du-Roy
Alexander Graham Bell
Schori & Kuster
LBR
Plymouth
America
Center Street
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