Unconstitutional chain store gross receipts tax ruling
The Cedar Rapids Gazette editorial notes the U S Supreme Court decision invalidating a graduated tax on gross receipts in the Iowa chain store tax law. It limits state revenue hopes and affects legislative plans, with similar cases pending in Minnesota and South Dakota and rulings in Kentucky Vermont Wisconsin Florida New Mexico.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
Iowa
Supreme Court
Kentucky
High Courts
Vermont
Wisconsin
Florida
New Mexico
Minnesota
South Dakota
County finances reflect 1936 receipts and disbursements
A detailed ledger shows receipts from current taxes delinquent taxes and other revenue totaling 1,164,816.50 with items such as pension Auto tax and sale of text books. Disbursements include State Treasurer and County Auditor warrants school fund loans and bond redemptions totaling 1,164,316.50 plus numerous line items and transfers leaving a zero balance at year end.
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Institute
District Library
Hana
Pension
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Chain store tax debates shape future Iowa law
The article discusses how chain store tax laws are increasingly viewed as revenue measures or tools to equalize costs with independents. It cites Standard Statistics that consumers bear the tax burden, as chains operate on slim margins, potentially raising prices. The topic influences how the Iowa General Assembly may craft laws after a recent court decision.
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Iowa General Assembly
Oyens Local Notes Bring Births Visits and News
Mrs. Charles Kuster kept indoors after an icy fall breaking a right arm stable now. Torvald Kloster Niels Petersen and Bob Lundgren visited Mrs. Niels Petersen at Spencer hospital. John Karley returned from months with his father in California. Newborns include a son Jan 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rolling a daughter Jan 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reisch and a son Jan 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Majeres of Wilmot Minn. Majeres boy first Nobles county baby of the year. Rev. Henry Rolfes visited Father Roder in Remsen. Oyens Cooperative Co. annual meeting drew a small crowd. Oyens Social Club served lunch. Ed Dunn Mason City addresses graft and corruption in Iowa politics. Elevator officers re-elected. Mrs. Dan Cronin at Sacred Heart in Le Mars. Bill Rohde Remsen visited Oyens. John Peter Gengler drawn on grand jury and Mrs. Wyatt Phelan on petit jury. Albert Lundgren and wife visited daughter Mrs. Arnold Patterson in Gaza. Mrs. Will Lang of White S D buried at Remsen last week, former Oyens resident. John Heinemann of Garretson SD visiting in Will Schnepf home returned home.
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Clarence Majeres
Wilmont
Minn
Majeres
Charles Majeres
Oyens
Nobles ‘County
Henry Rolfes
Roder
Remsen
Oyens Co-opertive Co
United States
Ed Dunn
Mason City
Iowa
Dan Cronin
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
Bill Rohde
Ovens
John Peter Gengler
Wyatt Phelan
Albert Lundgren
Arnold Patterson
Gaza
Will Lang
White, S. D
Lang Farm
John Heinemann
Garertson
Will Schnepf
Woodrow Petersen
Royce Glasgow
Axel Petersen
George Brandenburg
John Krogman
Hans Miller
Sioux City
James Petersen
Jeannine Lundgren
Nic Kloster
Judith
Will Foley
J. A. Kloster
Owens
T. Kloster
Andrew Bogh
Ole Andersen
H. P. Mortensen
Frank Kunath
Dr. Joynt
Marcus
Nick Kloster
Myrna
Sam Lund
Myr
Niels Mortensen
Leona
Herb Larson
Larson Brothers
Herling
Viola Larson
Fern Weber
Cornie Mulder
Dorcas Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Niels and
Ehner Nielsen
Alvin Petersen
Mir
Harry Walinga
Evalyn Petersen
Gertie Bos
Local Social Notes and Visits Around Remsen Area
Weekend visits unfold among Petersen Glasgows Krogman and Lundgren households. Church services canceled due to bad weather. Numerous residents travel to Le Mars Oyens and Gaza for meetings and calls. Minor illnesses noted as Myrna Kloster sick. Dorcas and Luther League events postponed.
Local Residence Hosts and Neighborly Happenings
In Seney at the Richard Koldenhaven home residents recover slowly from influenza. Visitors include Bob Lundgren stuck by snow in for the night after coming to Marcus. Remsen guests Jack Kloster stayed with C P Kloster. George Lanzendorf and Ray Bogh hauled hay to Andrew Bogh from Hilers sale pavilion. George Brandenburg visited Le Mars. Nick Kloster and Woodrow Petersen called in Remsen.
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Richard Koldenhaven
Seney
Bob Lundgren
Marcus
Jack Kloster
Remsen
C. P. Kloster
George Lanzendorf
Ray Bogh
Andrew Bogh
Hilers Sale Pavilion
George Brandenburg
le Mars
Nick Kloster
Woodrow Petersen
Social notes from Brunsville and vicinity
S W Washington and many neighbors shared visits and dinners around Brunsville and Akron. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Borchers and son Virgil Lee at the John Willer home, and Mrs John Eilers with daughter Myrna from Craig visiting near Wells Minnesota.
Local residents visit homes across Brunsville and area
Johnson Preston and Bud Waterbury of Akron visited Otto Osterbuhr near Herman Weyen while others called in Brunsville and Le Mars homes. Visitors included Johnson family members, Renken, Plueger, Oltmanns, Borchers, Ludwigs, Dirks, Witt, and O’Meara circles. Happenings note sick Wilbur Renken improving and several roads blocked by snow and blizzard.
Le Mars Shoppers and Local Visits Highlight Week
Akron residents Mr and Mrs Jack Osterbuhr of near Brunsville were Le Mars shoppers on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bud Witt and children of Hawarden visited in the William Borchers home Tuesday evening. Arthur Wilken is confined to bed with the flu this week. Several reminded Mrs Gertrude Harms of her birthday on Wednesday evening. Keith Renken visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Renken in Le Mars on Monday after.
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Jack Borchers
Virgil Lee
John Willer
Brunsville
Harvey Borchers
Russell Waterbury
Akron
Will Borchers
Henry Johnson
Dena Diediker
Bob Witt
Hawarden
Marie Borchiers
Sioux City
John Eilers
Myrna
Craig
Wells
Minn
Jack Esterbuhr
Bud Waterbury
le Mars
Wm. Johnson
le Joyce
John Raber
John Johnson
Carl Ahrendt, Jr
Henry Marienau
Emma Jaster
Johnson Township Lutheran Church
Eddie Johnson
Crathorne
Otto Oitmanns
Struble
Ray Stephens
Julius Kruse
Will Borders
Alice
Keith Renken
Bud Buhman
Ben Borchers
Chatsworth
Gert Siebens
Sam Early
Bobby
Mrs
Bob Early
Jack Osterbuhr
Bud Witt
William Borchers
Arthur Wilken
Gertrude Harms
John Renken
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Plymouth County Credit Bureau
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Plymouth County
Fredonia
S. W. Washington
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Otto Osterbuhr
Herman Weyen
William Johnson
LeJoyce
George Renken
Dwuaine
Katherine O'Meara
Victor Taylor
Henry Oltmanns
Larry
Henry Ommen
Eddie Borchers and Sons
Lewis Borchers
Otto
William Ludwigs
Louis Borchers, Sr
Jack Dirks
Wilbur Renken
Near Craig
Gert Leibens
Henry Borchers
Jeddie
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Cambier Motor CO
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LE Mars Globe
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New Century Overland
John Deere
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Wm. F. Foley
H. J. Ramaker
LE Mars Savings Bank
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