Primary road bonds loom in Iowa legislature debate
In Iowa the legislature faces a rush of county primary road bond issues. House debate shows 28 counties with 36 reps backing bonds, plus 14 more counties with 16 reps set to vote, predicting 80 of 108 reps from counties voting bonds. Advocates insist bonds are funded by user taxes and not new levies, urging careful bond retirement yet warning by growth in auto use and fuel taxes. A fatal car accident in Clarinda and a county death by self harm are reported in related notices from Griswold American and Clarinda Herald.
No Direct Tax on Road Bond Funds Draws Debate
Col Glenn C Haynes secretary of the Iowa Road Association argues against fears that primary road bond retirement will require higher taxes. He says funds come from the primary road tax and current law ensures bond payments, noting many doubt bonds will ever be retired except by dedicated funds. He calls opponents' claims unfounded and urges wary legislators to analyze facts before raising fears.
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Glenn C. Haynes
Towa Gooal Roads Association
Thin State
Iowa
Col. Haynes
Wauli
Col
Fhaynes Sak
Chet
Wii
Aluthart Hands
Bad Accident Near Auborn Involving Mr Sheppard
A severe accident occurred about five oclock near Auborn when Mr Sheppard of Vis a trievelin in Far the Mi Truck Company collided while passing on the Nemaha river bridge. He was driving with his wife and reportedly traveling between five and ten miles per hour at the scene.
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Auborn
Mx Sheppard
Visa Trievelin
Mi Truck Company
Sheppard
Guth
Car Crash Near Bridge Wrecks Vehicle and Injures Driver
The driver, identified as Mr. Sheppard and a Yale fraternity brother, swerved to avoid the damaged bridge railing, crashing into a ditch and overturning twice near the pride bridge. Passersby aided the severely injured driver and the Smith Motor Company was summoned to handle the mangled car at Auburn hospital.
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Walnut
A. Frigdstadt
Atlantic
Frieds
Eare
Atlantic Hospital
Jaway
Allen
Griswold
Sheppard
Auburn
Smith Motor Company
Edward Boyd
Yale Universit
Unclear OCR fragment of public notices and odd facts
Fragmentary OCR text references public service industries and securities sales to the public, notes about feeding anteaters with misused meat, and mentions elections or contributions by states. The passage is garbled with missing words and nonsensical phrases, offering no cohesive event or identifiable entities to summarize.
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Public Service
United States
New York Zoo
Maxis
Gehavare
Kansas
Prayer and Church Events At Wyandotte Parish
A readable fragment notes church activities including a morning service at 11200 a.m. and an 7:00 p.m. prayer and church board discussion. It mentions Miss Huth Sint ong as president and a 8:00 p.m. ceremony highlighting reconciliation work and Caloysians on Wednesday evening.
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Kaapie Chueckt
Caloysians
Very cordial welcome for the babies and for Sunday school
J G Staples, pastor, invites all to Sunday school at 10 am with morning marship at 1 am and Junior Endeavor at 2 30 pm. Evening service at 8 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Ladies meet Thursday at Mrs Coathaugh home at 2 20 pm. Two young ladies attended a training conference at Bellevue, Neb. to prepare teachers for vacancies.
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Coathaugh
Bellvue
Neb
Silas R. Qver
Holser
Sabbath Services at Valley Farm Next Sunday
M E Church South calls for attendance with Sabbath services at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00. Pastor E K Christie notes two months remain in the fourth year and urges members to meet pledges or contribute more. Rev D G Noland of Henderson Iowa will exchange pulpits and speak at morning and night services.
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M. E. Church
Valley Farm
E. K. Christie
D. G. Noland
Henderson
Iowa
Mr. Noland
Movement to regulate crude oil output gains broad backing
The text suggests walkers hold the land but risk drifting with reckless drivers. It notes support for regulating crude oil output, with all the small boys backing this measure, implying broad political or social backing for oil regulation.
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