Early Adjoinment of Legislature This Year Planned
The piece notes withholdings of appointment batches to the Senate until prior groups are disposed of. New appointees include one soil conservation commissioner and two education board members among others. Names such as Earl Elijah, R. E. Manley, Anna Lawther, John Wallace, A. A. Hurst, G. A. Olson, Charles Gatschet appear, with discussions on reappointments and term expirations. It also reports that nearly every House member has introduced at least one bill, while several senators have yet to file individual measures.
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Senate
State Liquor Centrol Commission
State Board of Education
State’ Basic Science Board
State Aeronautics Commission
Soil Conservation
New Soil Conservation Commission
Earl Elijah
Cedar County
R. E. Manley
Mason City
Dem
Liquor Control Commission
Frank Green
State Tax Commission
D. W. Bates
Anna Lawther
Dubuque
John P. Wallace
Des Moines
A. A. Hurst
Maquoketa
G. A. Olson
Whiting
State Highway Commission
Charles Gatschet
House of Representatives
House
New lawmakers shine in maiden session rulings by Hunt
New legislature members perform strongly in initial bills and presiding duties. Senator G. W. Hunt of Guttenberg stands out for excellence as a presiding officer during the current session.
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G. W. Hunt
Guttenberg
Polls span by midweek Senate roll calls and liquor bills
One day last week the Senate faced more than half a dozen roll calls without issue. Key bill sponsors include Faul Polk Cromwell Des Moines Bekman Wapello Mowry Jasper Berg Black Hawk Byers Linn and Henningsen Clinton Martin Scott Hill Wright. House authors feature Yager Dickinson Browner Polk Arant Polk Dietz Scott Eckerman Scott McFarlane Black Hawk Butterfield Black Hawk Alesch Plymouth Avery Clay Hoegh Lucas Burma Butler Dancer Decatur Knowlson Winneshiek Keeney Palo Alto. The liquor and beer law effort stalls in committee with a subcommittee led by liberal Robert Reilly Duluth drafting a composite bill from pending measures. Two years ago H F 400 passed the House but failed in the Senate. reforms shift toward authoritative action this year. The report also notes local stories on a Grinnell rail service tweak, a double wedding in Bremer County, new grandparents for Corydon, a neighborly gift after a fire, a tire danger incident in Montgomery, a dog rescue in Waverly, and a sensational animal show in Chicago activity.
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Senate
Faul
Polk
Cromwell
Des Moines
Bekman
Wapello
Mowry
Jasper
Berg
Black Hawk
Byers
Linn
Henningsen
Clinton
Martin
Scott
Hill
Wright
House
Yager
Dickinson
Browner
Arant
Dietz
Eckerman
Liquor Control Comittee
Robert Reilly
Dulbuque
Around Iowa Harness Making and Local News Flash
Fifty eight years ago Phil Schlatter began harness making in Sumner and remains active in Decorah. Boone edged Nevada by one in five tight basketball games as Don Reed sank a last second shot after a near faint. Mystic writers invite peers to church through poems with many regrets. Henry Stallman of Breda shoots a hawk through a windshield. Boone county fox hunters report 76 pelts in 30 days. John Woods of Ona wa crushed foot under a fire truck wheel. John Neal of Derby reunites with Ohio brother after 60 years, initially not recognizing him. Katherine Ackerman of Algona jailed to attend a dance. J C Fetzer visits Grime College president in Chicago.
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Phil Schlatter
Sumner
Decorah
Four men finish job. man injured in fall from 20 foot pole
Lance Whitefield of Avoca was hurt after falling from a 20 foot pole while installing a Neon sign. The report notes two newspapers, The Telegraph-Herald and the Elgin Echo, priced at $6.60 and $5.60 per year respectively. It mentions farmers facing mold and rot in stored corn possibly due to insects and the need to fumigate bins, with bran bugs cited as a common cause in Iowa.
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Lance Whitefield
Avoca
Iowa
Telegraph-Herald
Elgin Echo
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