Doings of the Legislature in a cautious session
A long report on Iowa legislative action outlines stalled tax reform plans, debates over county and state finances, and proposed regulation of utilities. It notes continued interest in tax administration, pending committee votes, and upcoming conferences in Saint Paul on surplus crop markets. Governor Kendall and various legislators weigh external support and political risk.
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Senate Committee On
Iowa
Iowa League of Municipalities
Senate
House
Dante Pierce
Kendall
Local notes from Hubbard and nearby towns
Reverend Blakely of Zearing called on residents in Hubbard on Monday afternoon. Charles H. Olmstead attended a Cedar Falls lumber dealers convention last Thursday. Baby Anna Lou Whitney born February 12 to Mr and Mrs Hallie Whitney and cared for at Glenn Whitney home. Mrs Fredericks visited Conrad, Victor Nelson of Maxon City stayed with J B Strother family. Hubbard teams lost to New Providence on Friday. boys 16 18 and girls 21 11. George Anderson of Savonborg, Kansas, former Hubbard resident, visited last Friday. F W Williams ill. doctors Brubaker and Wray consulted in Town Falls. Fire damaged Edward Lahmeier home. roof destroyed. insurance partial. Fourth sermon in Familiar Hymns series to be preached at 7:30 with subject It is Well With My Soul. Regular services: Sunday 10:45 sermon The Best Attire. Sunday School 9:45. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:45. evening evangelistic services follow. Orchestra resumed after new piano. prayer meeting 7:20. Woman’s Missionary Society meeting March 1 at 2:00. Junior Girls from Salem Evangelical church enjoyed a social in the basement. refreshments served.
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Blakely
Zearing
Hubbard
Charles H. Olmstead
Townsend-Merrill
Cedar Falls
Hallie Whitney
Whitneya
Anna Lou
Fredericks
Conrad
H. E. Hiller
Victor D. Nelson
Maxon City
J. B. Strother
New Providence
George Anderson
Savenborg
Kansans
F. W. Williams
Doctora Brubaker
Wray
Town
Edward Lebmeier
Lahmeier
Sopro- Cristo
Washington
Junnior
Christian Endeavor Rocieties
Mina
Dale
Qur
Woman's Mingionary Society
Henry Brungmeir
Thoraday
Stormy Weather and Echoes of Local Visits in Eldora Area
A fragmented local page notes visits and illnesses among residents of Eldora and nearby towns. Chas Kusserow and Ben King hold a gate at Alden, Lily Perking calls at Eldora, and Jules Klepke visits Kusserow's place. Many neighbors, including Mrs. Kusserow and Mrs. Ben King, are mentioned as sick or recovering while others attend school, plays, or shelling corn for neighbors. The weather is described as severe with a cold, stormy week and a groundhog forecast matching the harsh week. Community events include a Parm Bureau Ladies meeting at Mrs. Elmer Fossler’s Berlin home and various social calls across Iowa communities.
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Chas Kusserow
Fred Mossow
Chas
Kuaserow
Dora Granner
Lincoln School
Irene Kusserow
Mary
Perkins
Clara Kerkhoff
Town Falls
Kusserow
Ben King
Alden
Lily Perking
Eldora
Jules Klepke
Mia
Jesa Perkina
Janet
Rough Woods
Clarence Puorkins
Bob King
Wm. Kerkhuf
John Star
Chaa
Af Victora
Max Daleake
Rick
Edward
Raymond Teske
Bert Daleskie
Harry Lawless
E. A. Gunn
Harry Costello
Getruda van Howling
Pella
Iowa
Birney Jackson
George Batley
Marion Lawler
Grace Johns
Eulah Huff- Tran
Herman
Louie Teske
Edward Ward
I Eick
Walter
Cora Granner
Iowa Falls
Smith
Ames
Frank Fuller
Mildred Cora
Harry Coatella
Ed Doudy
Joseph Lawless
Herb Starr
Wayne
la Grippe
Lee Grantow
Walter Puller
Frank
Cowana
Paul Smith
Navy
Elder Kosanke widow of Hardin County native dies at 80
Mrs. Watter Below improves after double pneumonia. Walter Mannetter, son of Gus Mannetter, underwent appendicitis surgery at Ellsworth Hospital. he is recovering. Thomas Noel of Minneapolis visited for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stage returned from a lengthy California trip with their daughter Florence. Mrs. Kosanke married Gustav Kosanke in 1876 and had six children with four surviving relatives noted. Funeral services were held at Zion Evangelical Church near Rough Woods with burial in Rough Woods Cemetery.
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Emil
Ernest
Evangelical Church
FP. J. Haas
Rough Woods
Watter
Walter Mannetter
Naval
Gus Mannetter
Ellsworth Hospital
Town
Thomas Noel
Minneapolis
Joe Stage
Florence
California
Notable school notes from town events and sickness
Kens offered little talk yet all present behaved well. The Gino Club plans an event next Friday evening. Roy Fond, a sophomore, left school last Friday to move northwest of Town Falls. George and Mabel King are ill with the flu. John Reed was absent from school Friday afternoon. Janet Parkins returned to school Monday. Mabel and George Ring have been away. Lula Kirkhoff was ill Monday. Mary and Wayne Peckine were absent all of last week.
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Kens
Gino Club
Roy Fond
Town Falls
George
Mabel King
John Reed
Janet Parkins
Mabel
George Ring
Lula Kirkhoff
Mary
Wayne Peckine
Crepe Prices Include Canton Crepe And Taffetan Offers
Printed crepes list prices with plat crepe at $4.50 Canton Crepe priced between $2.265 and $3.75 Taffetan range marked from $0.41 to $1.59 to $2.75. The excerpt presents a dense, varied price slate for dessert items.
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J. C. Mitchell
State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Hay
Marché
Northwest
Saint Paul
Govenor Kendall
J. A. C. Pres
Minnesota
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Bell Telephone
J. L. Pherish
Des Moines
Mgr Parrish
State Railroad Commission
Campbell
Ida
Reese
Fremont
Campbell Land Rees
Buser
Mts
Caline
Boards of Supervisors
Railroad Commission
Fotka
County Assassor
House Committee On Appropriations
Shepard-Towner
Iowa Learne of Women
Friends
Iowa State College
Jin
State Board of Education
Appropriations Committees
Town City
Iowa City
Rockefeller
Foundation
Abe
Btats
Treasury
Lnter
McIntosh
Decatur
Price
Monroe
District Coort
Snook of
Lee
Yowa-Nebraaka
Parsons Anderson
Highway Commission
Aa Bre
Apent
Javeriend Sn
Salem
Owasa
G4e
Haas Company
the. Coats
Jersey
Voiles
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