Legislation and Code Revision Debate in the Iowa House
A Legislative Letter outlines plans for a five member Code Revision Committee with paid but nominal salaries to codify Iowa laws, especially school statutes, with a possible extra session to enact the new code. It notes bills on barberry eradication, salary increases, auto theft justice, and a Sunday Blue Law repeal proposal, plus upcoming state political conventions and hearings.
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General Assembly
Newton
Cass County
House
Senate
Anderson
House Agricultural Committee For
Senate Committee
Des Moines
Neff
Pottawatta
Mie
Ida County
Wise
Harding
Young Rathbun
Hook
Decorah
Winnishiek County
Judiciary Committee
Kimball
United States
Schaffter
Wright County
Treas
Tire shop offers wide stock and guaranteed mileage prices
A tire dealer advertises tires of all grades with guaranteed mileage pricing. They offer standard sizes, tubes, new and rebuilt tires, and secondhand options to meet both price and quality needs.
Armstrong is discharged from Camp Dodge returns to Lincoln
Paul Armstrong is done from Camp Dodge after an honorable discharge and expects to return to Lincoln in a few days to resume duties at the First National Bank. John Hintz and son from northeast of Clarinda visited Randolph, liking his new location nine miles northwest of Clarinda. Milt Jordan bought Katharine Wolfe's residence and sold it two days later to Albert Rickahaugh who plans a new house this spring.
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Eardier City
Army Remount
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Ford
Savery
Clothiers
State Bottlers’ Association
Iowa Press Association
State Fair Board
Paul Armstrong
Lincoln
First National Bank
John Hintz and Son
Clarinda
John
Stille
Milt Jordan
Katherine Wolfe
Shenandoah
Jordan
Albert Rickahaugh
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Jack Wilson
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Tee -Hee
Ervous
State House
G._L. CASWELL
FESS
Ft Gillett
Champ Clark
Mann
Europe
Ghar Issourty
Ofhusetts
Randolph
The
Enterprise
BUICK
J. E. MurpKy
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern, Iowa