State Legislature Names Committees In Both Houses
After a four day recess the Iowa legislature assigned chairs in both houses. In the House Hollis heads agriculture and Carter chairs appropriations. In the Senate Eliser leads agriculture and Stoddard appropriation. Debates focus on banks, highways, insurance, and the budget. The session also considers gas tax bills, warehousing for sugar, and paring powers of the parole board.
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Ita Labilities, the Banking Department
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Income Tax Rules Under 1924 Revenue Act Described
The 1924 act sets exemptions of 1000 for singles 2500 for married couples and heads of families with a 400 credit per dependent under 18 or unable to self-support. Normal rates are 2 percent on net income above exemptions, 4 percent on next 4000, 6 percent on the rest. A special earned income credit of 25 percent reduces tax on earned income up to 5000. Examples show how the credit applies and limits.
Origin of croquet traced to medieval games and kings
The article notes no firm origin data for croquet, a game favored by kings about 200 years ago, with some writers suggesting it evolved from the thirteenth century paille naille once played in Langue Joe agderly.
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Captain Ira Reads Three Tales To Boys On The Beach
A coastal scene centers on Captain Ira as he wraps a smoke and asks the boys to choose which of three sea yarns to tell next week. He recounts a Congo river voyage with an African elephant, a Malay pirate encounter, and a rocky South American treasure quest, then invites input.
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Smuggler's Cathe Tales At Sea
Fragmentary nautical dialogue describes a smuggling operation aboard a vessel. The captain explains contraband concealment and the planned tale to entice listeners. Five crewmen depart with the dow lending, awaiting orders and possible exposure.
Fragmentary OCR hints at historic theft and sentence details
The garbled excerpt references a magistrate sentencing a person to lengthy servitude for theft and deception. It mentions a fifty year total in early records and notes a nineteen year age at the time, with additional terms of ten and twenty years. The 1800 date appears as context for a case involving minor value items.
Gradd Canyon Awe Inspires Speechless Wife on Trip
A traveler recalls the Grand Canyon trip with wonder and notes his wife was left speechless for five minutes upon first sight. The account paints the canyon as profoundly impressive and memorable.
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