Good Roads for Iowa and College Advice Chronicle
Iowa road legislation creates a state commission to plan and fund road building with flexible allocation, prioritizing southern areas like the Burlington to Cornelia Bluffs route. The plan aims for a surfaced network across the state. Plus a college advice column urges courtesy, organization, punctuality, concentration, thrift, manners, thoroughness, health through sleep, and high ambition to beat better performers.
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Senate
Darting
Burlington
Cornell Bluffs
Toledo Chronicle
Overcrowding Car Tragedy Near Carson Prompts Warning
A four occupant crash near Carson last weekend left one man dead and another badly hurt. The author blames careless driving and overcrowding, noting that some states prohibit such crowding and urging readers to act before laws are needed.
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Carson
Cate
Debater Subpoenaed Over Prohibition Claim in Kansas
In Lawrence Kansas during a college debate on prohibition a Northwestern University debater asserted liquor could be obtained in less than five minutes in Manhattan. The county sheriff issued a subpoena for questioning to probe the claim and its basis. The remark may reflect rhetoric used in anti prohibition discourse.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Northwestern University
Manhattan
Iowa Agriculture Coming Back in Davenport Times
The piece foresees a rural revival with land values rising and farm loans unfrozen, easing bank troubles across the state. It blames critics for harming farmers and predicts gradual improvement as agricultural demand returns.
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Iowa
Davenport
High School Boys Hear Ten Practical Financial Rules
A speaker addressed a group of high school boys, presenting ten practical money rules. The guidance urged paying bills within allowance, avoiding debt as income grows, saving, and delaying purchases. It emphasized frugality, self control, and avoiding unnecessary money use.
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Siuideraiie
Inside Information on Food and Garment Care Tips
Recipes and tips for making peanut filling with roasted nuts ground fine and mixed with cream and salt. Reheat rolls by steaming in milk brushed pan and finish crisping. Caution on using liquid from canned vegetables for soup or gravy. Sewing advice covers washing sweaters and maintaining shape, with steps to avoid shrinking.
State Police Bill Proposed by Senator Merritt in Iowa Senate
Senator Merritt introduces a bill to create a Department of State Police in Iowa with a state superintendent, an assistant, and 3 to 6 troops. The force would have up to 65 members per troop, funded by a $100,000 appropriation, with duties across fire, disaster, traffic, and rural policing to provide statewide jurisdiction and rapid aid. The bill awaits action and could appear on the next legislative calendar.
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Des Moines
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Department of State Police
Merritt
Carroll-Sac-Greene
United States
Iowa
Atete
Agricultural Department
Kennedy
Lee
State Department of Agriculture
We Repute
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Aly
Trieir
Muscatine
Clarinda
Vinton
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Toledo
Eldora
Towa State College
Iowa City University
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Shinn
Skromme
Fraley
Cavanaugh
Gilchrist
Bankers’ Association
Nebraska
Lovrien
Humboldt
Lovrien Mutual Insurance
House
Patterson
Kossuth
Supreme Court Bill Sparks Interest in Cities and Towns
A court bill involving Hule appears to interest multiple cit ies and towns, drawing attention from local officials and residents who await potential impacts on governance and funding.
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Hule
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