Special Session Talk on Reapportionment and Tax Proposals
Gov. Leo A. Hoegh will consider calls for a special Iowa legislature session on reapportionment after a Dewel recommendation. Lt. Gov. Elthan defends the senate’s stance, while Dewel urges full discussion. The tax study panel seeks a committee to judge if trucks and cars pay their fair share, with recommendations from the Iowa Auto Dealers and highway groups.
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Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
Duane Dewel
Algona
Dewel
Hoegh
Leo Elthan
Camp McCoy
Wis
Senate
Elthan
Byers
Towa
Iowa Automobile Dealers Association
The
Iowa Motor Truck Association
State Highway Commission
State Tax Study Committee
Iowa Bar to Aid Iowa Tax Study Committee
The Iowa State Bar Association will handle legal research for the Iowa tax study committee. The study unit accepted the bar association to perform services and specifically to support the drafting and institutional issues raised by the study.
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Bar
Iowa Tax Study Committee
Iowa State Bar Association
Ufer
State
Taxation of All Services and Mandatory Minimum Payment
The study requests examine taxation of all services with emphasis on radio and television advertising. It also probes a $10 minimum state income tax on returns showing no tax due or a $10 payment in addition to regular tax payments.
First Baptist Church Schedule and Camp Reports
The Friendly Church With Living Message presents a week’s timetable under Pastor H. John Vanderbeck. Thursday events include a Women’s Missionary Union meeting, Hour of Power, and senior choir practice. Sunday features morning worship, Sunday school, a fellowship dinner, church board meeting, Gospel hour, and camp reports. Thought for the week urges humility in learning.
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Friendly Church
H. John Vanderbeck
Women's Missionary Union
Milton Miller
Powell
Rabid Fox Attack Tops Iowa Dallman and Hendricks
Betty Dallman was attacked by a rabid fox while working with a de-tas seling crew. Eldon Hendricks used a shotgun to club the animal to death after it charged him. Dallman is receiving anti rabies shots. Dr B J Dillon marks his 50th year as a physician after delivering about 3850 babies.
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Betty Dallman
Eldon Hendricks
Jiss Dallman
Lingston sells Paullina department store after 41 years
A. L. Lingston of Paullina has sold his department store after four decades in business, marking 41 years in the local trade. Harold Jennings, Prairie City rural mail carrier, finished 28 years of service and has traveled nearly half a million miles, enough to circle the earth multiple times.
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Paullina
A. L. Lingston
Miles Harold Jennings
Prairie City
Early lambs profitable. farmers push soil and feed rules
The piece notes early lambs yield better profits than late ones over several years. It discusses grass silage efficiency, pigs harmed by July heat and dry pastures, and that feeding green alfalfa clippings boosts beef gains in the West. It highlights soil fertility as a public good, surveys on insecticides against the European corn borer, and Iowa oat certification reaching a peak. It also observes hot weather stressing cattle and pasture drought.
Central Iowa Herds Show Drop in Production
In July some herds in central Iowa fell between four and ten percent of their total production. The text notes the need to boost land productivity to sustain satisfactory yields. It quotes a perspective: you can spot a well informed man by how his ideas align with yours. Admiral Farragut joined the Navy at age nine.
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Iowa
Admiral Farragut
Navy
Quote from John Ruskin on bidding and value
The passage warns that paying too little can ruin a purchase because the item may fail to perform its purpose while paying too much wastes money. It cautions against the lowest bidder and suggests adding risk allowances to ensure quality, implying enough funds to obtain something better.
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John Ruskin
Agricultural notes on Iowa farming practices
Ragweed competes with corn for water while farmers urge fresh feed for calves and note dwarf apple trees bearing in southwest Iowa. Wait for maximum growth before plowing green manures. One quarter of Americans use rockers or freezers for perishable foods. Cattle fed brome-alfalfa in drylot gain about as fast as pasture. Sheep digest roughage better with high-energy supplements. A dairy cow benefits from good feeding during the dry period. Some dairymen test for brucellosis but skip follow-up blood tests. Cull old ewes and plan breeding for early lambs next spring.
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Clermont
Bolen's
Nelson
John Deere
Massey-Harris
Minnesota
Falb & Light
Elgin
J. L. TRAUTMAN Phone Ltd _ West Union
Verni Engle
Bernard Hanson
Dial
Echo
Leghorn Roosters
Myron Chapman
Dia
George Metzger
Abe Habeger
State University of Iowa
School of Journalism
Iowa City
Capper's Hatchery
Easy U
Easy
Massey Harris
Torkelson Motor Co
Elgin, Towa
Leslier
LAUER
West Union
Ridge Road
John Howard, Jr
State News
First Baptist Church
B. J. Dillon
Lansing
U.S. Department of ‘Agriculture
Iowa Crop Improvement
Ibet
AL Elgin
Co-Op CO
Wadena Livestock Exchange
Carl
G. W. Alderson
Wadena Seve, Theopeany Auctionser
Rege Lee An
Watkins
Schori & Kuster Ebr
Elgin, I
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Elgin Co-Operative CO
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Kaiser
Plymouth
Chevrolet
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