Political shuffle and egg law delay in Iowa state news
State news notes renomination and reelection prospects for top officials including Hoegh. Rumors of House speaker candidates and Senate race plans surface. An egg grading law delayed by a Polk County court challenge risks state industry gains of 15 to 25 million dollars, while liquor control restructuring keeps Wolfe in charge. Labor groups accuse Republicans of anti labor bias and oppose right to work laws.
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Hoegh
Senate
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
GOP
Andrew Frommell
Dubuque
Polk County
New Iowa Highway Commission Chair and Members Named
Russell Lundy of Des Moines Republican becomes chairman of the state highway commission after the organization meeting. Chris Larsen of Sioux City Republican serves on the Iowa toll road authority, with Emery Loomis of Waterloo named vice chairman as a new Democrat appointee.
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Russell Lundy
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Lundy
Chris Larsen
Sioux City
Iowa Toll Road Authority
Emery Loomis
Waterloo
Reelected Chairman Harold Wolfe Held By Mason City GOP
Harold Wolfe of Mason City, a Republican, has been reelected and remains the party chairman. The announcement confirms his continued leadership within the local GOP.
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Harold Wolfe
Mason City
Republican
Iowa appoints Neill Garrett as special assistant attorney general
Atty. Gen. Dayton Countryman names Mamed Special Aide Neill Garrett a special assistant attorney general to defend Iowa egg trading law. New Safety Chief Clinton H Moyer and highway patrol boss launch a joint patrol with nine airplanes and two helicopters. Moyer then sets daytime and nighttime speed limits during a peak holiday period, acting with little public reaction and reporting a general drop in incidents.
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Mamed
Neill Garrett
Des Moines
Atty
Dayton Countryman
Iowa
Highway Patrol
Iowa National Guard
Moyer
Iowa plans permanent air patrol and truck crackdown
Moyer reports the Iowa Highway Patrol would have a permanent air craft patrol if funds and pilots are available, along with a crackdown on speeding trucks. The state posted a record $207,022,008.11 in revenue from 12 special taxes plus liquor sales for the year ending June 30, with highways receiving about $104,993,823.16 and the general fund $102,028,104.95. Taxes cover beer, chain stores, cigarettes, equipment cars, gasoline, income, inheritance, insurance, motor carrier, motor vehicle, sales, use and liquor profits.
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Moyer
Iowa Highway Patrol
Community Notes and Visits Highlight Cherry Valley News
Local families from Cherry Valley travel to Des Moines Charles City and Iowa City to visit relatives and attend weddings or celebrations. The Good Neighbors Club picnic is rescheduled to July 24 at El-Kader fair grounds. Hog production and cattle fattening notes discuss lean meat, lard use, and potential calcium shortages in feeds.
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William Dennler
St. Olaf
Glen Yearous
Albert L. Dennler
Des Moines
Glenn Denniler
Veterans Hospital
John Butikofer
Floyd Thompson
Olvin Olson
Charles City
Bergan
Bert Thoman
Iowa City
John Nydegger
Thoman
Fred Butikofer
Wm. Moore
Minneapolis
Herman Hinderman
Lloyd Hindarman
Bob Medberry
Rochester
Jack Zurcher
Martelle
Geo. Leuchtenmacher
Roscoe Larson
Orlin Mason
Morms
Ida Meyer
Martha Chapman
Rose Baumgartner
Louise Habeger
Good Samaritan
el- Kader Fair
George Nickels
Merlin
Gerald
Will Chase
Volga
John Christen
Levi Frieden
Reuben Butikofer
Ronnie
Ern Friederich
Real Estate Transfers and Bank Amendment in Elgin
Real estate transfers include Thomas Baldwin and wife to Kenneth Baldwin for 1.00 covering NE and SE parcels and adjacent land, and Caroline Schrampter to John Felb for 1.00 covering Lots 5-8 in Schori Add Elgin. Henry H. Wolf to Fred Wede for 1300 covering Lots 19 and 20 in Sutter Add Elgin. Amendment to Articles of Incorporation for Elgin State Bank increasing capital stock to 60006.00.
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Thomas Baldwin
Kenneth Baldwin
TWD
Land Adj
Caroline Schrampter
John Felb
QCD
Schori
Elgin
Henry H. Wolf
Fred Wede
Sutter
Elgin State Bank
New Cars Registered by Aylesworth and Astor Families
Bert C. or Hazel D. Aylesworth of Wadena registered a Ford sedan. Marvin G. Astor of Arlington registered a Chevrolet sedan. Ronald R. McAllister of Arlington registered a Chevrolet pickup truck.
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Bert C
Hazel D. Aylesworth
Wadena
Marvin G. Astor
Arlington
Ronald R. McAllister
State health rules for cattle and swine at fairs
State regulations require health certificates for cattle and swine shown at fairs within the state. Twenty two percent of United States hogs were located in Iowa on January 1. Dairymen can sustain milk production in hot months with precautions to keep cattle comfortable. Roll away nests in laying houses improve egg quality.
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United States
Towa
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State News
State Liquor Control Commission
Wolfe
Mazon City
Gerald Smith
Creston Republican
A. A. Coburn
Cherokee
Liquor Control Agency
Clinton H Moyer
Public Safety
Cherry Valley News
USDA
Postville
Rwall Lowe
Omirts Srarss Pennany
Ows
Ee Reet
Tiny Hill
Big 4
Finy Hill
Leo & His Pioneers
Oshkosh B’gosh
Anderson’s
Chambebray
Anderson
Postville, Iowa
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