Iowa Farm Values and National Policy Dominate State Briefs
Director Sage estimates Iowa farm products at 274,070,934 pounds value, beating prior records. Hepburn supports a Nicaragua canal bill awaiting early House action. Lumber prices rise due to tighter supplies and higher wages, with many skilled laborers noting wage doubling over five years. Governor Shaw praises the Chicago live stock exposition and Ames College as world-class. Oil replaces coal in Texas and California, driving oil-field demand as rail engines convert to oil. Des Moines Capital surveys legislative goals, most lawmakers favor current Iowa laws with cautious reform.
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Iowa Leaders Press For New Normal School And Statewide Reforms
State Superintendent Barrett urges legislature to create a new normal school and expands training for teachers. He cites 6,000 Iowa teachers trained in small towns and 140,009 students taught by low-grade certificated teachers, and calls for text book reforms, district consolidation, and life diplomas. Internal Revenue Collector Kemble notes 1,325 banks in Iowa, distributed across counties, signaling strong wealth and stability.
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