Code of Iowa Laws Revisions Complete Session Costs Rise
The extra session completed revising Iowa laws after three days of work. It cost about 150000, with claims of annual savings around 125000 and potentially 350000 later. New revenue methods seek to uncover untaxed property and boost state income while limiting burden on residents.
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Makeen Annan Seyine
Iowa
Senate
Eis
Annie Arcrenae
Torre Af Menitt
Ttalitery Cometeleners
Ifamae Pronleyre
Supeere
Carl Peparte Hert
Cuwnly
Clarke
Taaingh Tity
Binkrartiann Ty
ESO
Wiley
Apy
Trivate Bankera Mat
Riafe
Awitine
Artingy Banka Phoie
Tila
Taupo
Thle
Thin County
Urey Veet
Cork
Laos
G A R Encampment Schedule At Marshalltown
The program outlines the Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Marshalltown on June 8 9 and 16. Sessions at the Odeon theater include receptions registrations quarters visits to the Soldiers Home and multiple campfire gatherings with addresses by Department Commander Josiah Given and Major Pierce. The Woman's Relief Corps convention coincides with events at the Pilgrim Hotel and Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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Tennion
Veterana
Marshalltown
GARA
Odeon Opara
Odeon
Pierge
Marshallesra
Josiah Given
Des Moines
Ind Sta
Gor- Drake
Woman’s Relief Corps
W. A.G
Grand Army
Mi. EB
Pilgrim
Lowa
Sons of Veterans
G. A
K. of P. Hall
Methodist Church
Orion
Algg
Thislay
Dune Sta. m
Council of Administration
Werdpeatay
Uig
Thuredar
Vesterans
Japlice
Sons of
Old Sold Inker Parjitic Society
Senate and House Week in Congress Deliberations
A summary of a week in the halls of Congress noting Senate actions on the Indian appropriation bill, conferees appointed, and amendments extending the transfer of the Indian distributing warehouse to Omaha. Debates on Cuba and resolutions continued with little final action and nominations partly confirmed.
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Pettigrew
South Dakota
Senate
Mc Morgan
Allen
Nebraska
Ie Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Omaha
West
Northwest
Horse
Sherman
New York
Curtis
Kansas
Mississippi
Pettigréw
Chicago
United States
Morguis
Morrill
Caffery
Lodge
Tor Gher
Domiiment
Mills
Alien
Kyre
Senate Auteuilments
Clareland
Allen Taoee
New Hampshire
Hare
Massachusetts
Morgan
Alabame
Cuba
Committee On Foreign Relations
Carolina
Union
Davie Brilroal
Hottire
Cinaha
Cuurta
Dt Lodd
Seanie Angar
Postutine
Jon Din
Postponed Town Meeting Faces Voting Confusion
In Franklin County Gia town only thirteen voters, the meeting was moved to the last day of March to allow a willing man to vote. Critics questioned if the delay stemmed from spirit, commission, or site issues. Nearby, German schools urged bicycle riding lessons, distracting from local concerns.
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Roy Insald Wlarrict
All Board
County Sun Trintendent
Wietvss Lees
State Board of Pharmacy
Peemle
District Court
Board of Supervisors
Counries
Sug Pereou
Uloom
Board of Supervisors Shail
Gimat
Ayall
Lnw
Heusen
Iquers
Lrecediin
Ressen
Cornell
Cornnell
Public Work
Ethey
Cour
Franklin County
Gia
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Executive Council
Insarparnd
Bngidlis Um
Mavis
Thatcs
Tay
Feas
Henas
Atau
Aule Fur
Smilttia
Senate Board of Health
Pharmacy Commission
Pat Wien
aBletal Valiot
Nornal
Nalles
Tef
Praving Tisr
Tramike
Ztanues
Pernowa
Pentianeava
Selon Corporation
Depend Cy
Rica Freener
Walter Harehds
Isa
Avis
Tours
Amd
Pisa
Lanwilitier
Iielidea
Kintemenk
Ealind
Sears
Wurcal Assessment
Ocitien
Hovda
Sparrares
Tiahet
J. Pan Ivty
Wergeeon
Cretiinra van
Pasmiemenis
Vila Nemontzea
Iy Lows Corporationa
Ha Atiasya
Washington
Sista
Saralnme
Saadday
Norany
Sneg
Bey
Supervixora
Agtenser
Bach Ropor
Laasi
Glenweot Institution
Conpet
Ininsferrad
Thrarlan Am Miister
Uistosieal Department
Apraera Aree Boant
Ippiieaiats Rm RT
G. A. RB
Jane
Hereldiu Udeon Gnera Bouss
Ammen Tosinag
Turkestan
Asia Minor
Europe
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Ye Bosporus
Toe Tonates
Tim Ina
Clyde
Ene
Ney Garin
Viena
John So. Woski
Boinid
Pera
Harter
HOUSE
Halla
Congress
Weis
Uhere
Tie Ainge
Hanes Coppers
Hananranges
Onanges
Inive Toon Gromt i Lyons
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Germany
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