Iowa news highlights include court case and bills in congress
A frail wife with a crying infant holds 25 year old B J Walker who faces five years for larceny in Anamosa. Congressman Good introduces 100000 for Marion public building and a bill for Vinton. Iowa groups meet in Waterloo Des Moines Dubuque and Burlington report elections officers and meetings across the state with various legal and civic updates.
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B. J. Walker
Dan Reardon
Atata Reformatory
Anamosa
McHenry
Joseph Nugent
Church of the Visitation
Representative Good
House of Congress
Marion
Vinton
Public Buildings Committee
Vinton Firet
Joseph el Boed
Des Moines
Peter Kuhl
Manning
Methodist Churches
Iowa
Methodist Church
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Southwestern
Iowa Lumber
Burlington
Illinois
Muster Bakers
Phillip Newberg
Iowa City
Southern High School of
Philadelphia
BH. T. Kearney
Bank of
Dakota County
Jackson
Nebr
Sioux City
Mid-West Bank
Farmers’ Institute
Graettinger
L. H. Magna
Emmetsburg
P. G. Holden
Church Workers
United States
John G. Bowman
W. D. Williams
Ministerial Union
Warcome
Cleveland
Florence F. Thompson
L. B. Martin
M. Junkin
Patrfield
Mise Eleanor Burd
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Davenport
Washington
H. EB. McManus
Board of Supervisors
Elkader
L. B. Larkin
Edwards
Rexburg
Idaho
Mason City
Montana
Tax Conference Called By Governor Carroll for Des Moines
Governor Carroll issued a call for a state tax conference to be held at the Savery hotel in Des Moines on March 20 and 21 1912. The open meeting invites all taxpayers with emphasis on assessors county and state officials and assembly members to aid in tax reform and revenue law changes. Each county gets three delegates with one vote each and colleges get one vote. ex officio delegates include county auditors and the tax commission secretary.
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Des Moines
Carroll
State Tax Commission
Savery Hotel
General Assembly
Executive Council
Board of Supervisors
Towa
B. F. Carroll
Aberdeen Angus cattle market plans delayed in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa delays a central Aberdeen Angus sales market likely for a year or more due to national association plans for Chicago and Omaha sales this spring. Iowa breeders, feeding one third of the national herd, influence the national group and back efforts to revive the beef cattle industry with trains through the state. The Iowa Beef Cattle Producers association formed after a legislative act, while Patents for Iowa residents list several names and items. State jail overhauls and a State Sportsmen’s Association meeting in Fort Dodge appoints officers and sets a Townsheet program for June. Senator Lambert returns from Washington backing a bill to allow alcohol use in state hospitals without taxation. The Wyoming Cattle Company receivership to wind up. bids for fairground improvements sought. Governor Carroll returns Charles Theering to Montana for a forged check. Lincoln and Washington services alternate yearly.
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Brotherhood of America
Radar Rapids
Iowa
Waterloo
J. J. McConnell
Cedar Rapide
Mary Faint
Buller County
A. W. Chamberlain
Nellie Detrick
Isaac Patterson
Weat Side
Denison
Patterson
John G. Bowman
Stephen H. Bush
Wiliam Bates
Grand Jury
Guthrie Canter
Burt
Fifty-sixth Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Adjutant General
Sidney
Baptist Church
Truman Smith
Anamosa
Creston
Town City
Ray Greer
West Liberty
North McGregor
Jaen van Brucken
Elkeder
Fairfield School Board
Burlington Railroad
W. G. Pooley
Jefferson
Floyd County
Harry C. Belne
Hel Sen
Popejoy
Franklin County
James H. Popejoy
W. S. Kent
Hrangellat
A. H. Griffith
Little Rock
Ark
United Presbyterian Church
Winterset
Oskaloosa
Misa Rose Sherberger
New Hampton
Travelers’ Protective Association
Davenport
Chester
Des Moines
Aberdeen Angus’ Association
Regala
National Association
Chicago
Omaha
Iowa Association
Aberdeen Angus Association
Towa Beef Cattle Producers’ Association
Amgua Association
Lambert
Thomas Lambert
Sabula
State Board of Education
Washington
Old Kirtland Temple in Ohio Ties to Mormon Split
In Kirtland Ohio a historic temple built by early Latter Day Saints stands near Cleveland. It opened with Brigham Young among builders, later fell into disuse, and became the center of a split leading to the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints in Lamont Iowa. The article notes the Reorganized Church holds title to the temple and rejects the Utah Mormon leadership. The piece describes ongoing anti Utah doctrines and public acceptance of the Reorganized Church as citizens.
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Cleveland
Kirtland
Lake County
Later-Day Saints Church
Joseph Smith, Jr
Gledt
the Lord
Brigham Young
Tia
Firat
Woc
Utah
Ilnois
Missouri
Joseph Smith
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Lamool
Reorganized Church
Mormon Church of Utah
Mormon Church
Utah Mormon Church
Phonograph scheme wins over neighborhood cows
Three former boys in Manston Wisconsin celebrate a new trick using a broken phonograph. They coaxed the device to summon cows from the pasture with a playful command, turning it toward the pasture for repeated performances and neighborhood amusement.
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Manston
Wis
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