Iowa House Advances Bills in Mid Session
Iowa lawmakers push the Larson bill repealing the non partisan judiciary law by a 1 to 7 vote. The recess extends to March 10 with only committee bills after that. A $50,000 appropriation for Iowa soldiers in port cities is proposed by Weaver. County aid for agricultural agents gets an 86 to 20 vote, sending the measure to the senate with a county supervisor funding tweak.
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Des Moines
Elections Committee
Iowa House
Larson
House
Iowa
Weaver
Polk County
Sullivan
New York
Iowa Hiouse
Senate
Ida Grove Seeks Harding Evidence for Habeas Hearing
Word from Carroll says Governor Harding may leave hospital today and return to Des Moines. He could be summoned as a witness at Wednesday habeas corpus hearing in Rathbun case. Rathbun remains jailed awaiting the hearing on his writ.
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Ida Grove
Carroll
Harding
Des Moines
Rathbun
Havyner
Rural School Election Notice March 3
The meeting of voters in each sub district of a school township is set for March 3. Meetings start at 9 a.m. and end by noon. Written notice must be given by the director or township secretary. Voters choose a chairman and secretary who act as judges, and elect a subdistrict director by ballot. A tie is settled by lot.
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Howeer
Doctor Myrick Announces Office Hours In City Building
Notice states the physician is back in his rooms in the Orpheum building with designated office hours 10 to 11 am, 3 to 4 pm, and 7 to 8 pm, additional hours by appointment on Sundays. It lists identical city prices and provides office and residence phone numbers 92 and 2734.
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Orpheum
Myrick
Notice for Baptist Bible Class Meeting at Church Basement
The men’s Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school are urged to attend the meeting at the church basement Monday evening. Important business is to be transacted. B. F. Wnorowski, Teacher.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Modern Woodmen Meet At Union Hall Monday Evening
Attention Modern Woodmen a regular meeting is set at the Fraternal Union Hall in the Orpheum Building Monday at 7 30 p m Important business will be considered and a good attendance is desired H T Barley Con.
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Union Hall
Orpheum
H. T. Barley
Con
Woman Follows Safe Plan Saves for a Large Estate
The story profiles Miss Mary KE Hallam who rose from modest earnings at a Chicago department store to a $70,000 estate through thrift and safe investing. It notes postwar Liberty bonds offer higher returns for small investors, urging continued saving and prudent government bonds as the best option.
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Mary KE. Hallam
Chicago
Miss Hallam
Stiss Hallam
United States
Uncle Sam
Victory Loan an Appeal to Our Business Sense
Edgar Rice Burroughs calls on readers to subscribe to the Victory Liberty Loan, arguing patriotism and personal honor require repayment of war debts. He warns that failure to fund the government means levies or taxation, urging readers to invest for profit and national prestige. He stresses intelligent, self interested support and vows the public will shape the world's view of Americans.
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Joan
Victory Liberty Loan aims to help soldiers return home
Part of the proceeds support returning soldiers to peaceful work. Americans urged to oversubscribe the Victory Liberty Loan. Troops occupy Wilhelmshaven, Copenhagen reports claim Berlin officials.
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Wilhelmshaven
Copenhagen
Berlin
Victory Liberty bonds urged to beat age dependency
An advertorial argues save now for old age by buying Victory Liberty bonds. It cites statisticians who say 36 of 100 twenty five year olds die before sixty five while only one becomes rich, urging thrift to avoid dependency and backing the bonds as the safest investment.
For Sale Items From Local Classifieds
For sale lard barrels from Sauers Bakery. For sale or trade a nearly new seven room house with large basement near the Court House. Also for sale fifty head of ewes three milch cows to be fresh soon one two year old mule and a span of working mules. Contact numbers 3704 757-24 and 9302 751-24 under H H Snyder.
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Court House
H.H. Snyder
For Rent Two houses and four room flat available
Two houses and a four room modern flat are vacant with rents from 10 to 25 dollars per month. Inquiries directed to Russel Smith at 785-24. Also a house near Water Works with a large garden spot. City Clerk office at 772-11 for details.
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Russell Smith
Young men urged to apply for railway mail clerks
Government job notices offer $92 a month for men 18 or over. Raymond Terry, former Civil Service Examiner, invites applications and states March examinations. Continental Building Washington listed. Also calls for lodging and work in Fairfield Iowa with Leggett House and Scheffel's music store serving as pickup points. Positions include clerical posts and dishwasher at Leggett House. Loans of $7,500, $2,500 and $20,000 available on real estate security.
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Raymond Terry
Civil Service
Continental Building
Washington
Leggett House
J. A. Huglin
Fairfield
Provident Life & Trust Co
G. H. Lindsay
Mt. Pleasant Iowa
Iowa
Civil Service Examiner
Scheffel’s
E. J. Hisenhart
John Deere
McCormick
Morrison
Surrey
Singer
Ohio
T. B. Allender
W.C. Brawner
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38Th General Assembly
Representative Weaver
Jerry B. Sullvan
Creston
Iowa Society of New York
Newton
Cass County
B. F. Wnorowski
Attention Modern
Clifford Leon Sherman
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Victory Liberty Loan
Luxor
H. P. McLauglin
Unkrich’s
John T. Davies
Richardson Hdw.Co
Glass
Liberty
People's
N. Court St
Iowa Avenue
Clarence Hague
Sauers Bakery
Burlington
County Home
P. A. Danielson
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