Malvern Budget Balance Urged Amid Road Woes and Civic Review
Malvern residents from the south report a mud filled stretch between Little Creek Bridge and Main Street that repeatedly blocks traffic. The town council, praised for service though urged to balance the budget, may consider taxes or other measures to fund essential repairs. The discussion ties to broader concerns about governance and the value of investing in local infrastructure and education.
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Malvern
Little Creek Bridge
Main Street
Will Congress Retrench Strickland and Gillian Debate Budget Cuts
Congress faces pressure to slash government expenses amid public anger over high taxes. The President urges bold cuts, while voters and publicists push for decisive action to reduce spending. If fiscal reform stalls, the party in power risks lasting blame as costs strain the public.
Weed Iowa's Worst Enemy Lett Tit
R H Porter extension plant pathologist at Tow State college warns weeds threaten yields. Three weed control steps are urged for farmers: clean seed stock of grains and hay crops to prevent new infestations, destroy perennial weeds by cultivation or chemicals, and remove all weed deterring flora. Pathology department invites cooperation to apply available methods.
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Solla
R. H. Vorter
Tows State College
Mr. Porter
Porter
Dows
Bate
Miforter
House debates tax bills end in big vote to strike entire bill
The House Committee of the Whole amended and then defeated the proposed imac sales tax package shielding food garments and farm goods among many items. The bill was struck entirely by a large majority. Speaker Garner’s presidential hopes face scrutiny as he’s blamed for losing control of the runaway House. Additional tax increases were enacted including estate and income taxes. A beer tax proposal failed 214 to 132. Repeal of the 19th amendment fell 227 to 147. Hearings on stabilizing the dollar discuss basing value on long term commodity averages and a Federal Reserve authority to adjust currency. Gilbert N. Haugen, Iowa veteran, sets a record for continuous tenure in the House.
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Hove
House
Garner
Lena
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
House of Representatives
Haugen
Spring House Cleaning and Small-Town Scenes
Vivid microcosm of a community rites in spring including street debris, yard tidying, and garden prep. Descriptions range from anxious youths and school activity to public nuisances and local gossip. References to Election judges, theater pricing, and local figures weave a crude mosaic of daily life and humor.
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Anlen
Henna
Neigshber Clarks
Cotnie
Iowa Land Birds in the Natural History Series
In the Iowa Land Birds installment of the Natural History Series the American crow and the larger American crow are examined for their intelligence and vocal behavior. The piece notes their incessant chatter, mentions conflict with farmers and sportsmen, and states crows nest in April and raise young, citing their apparent alertness and social habits.
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Iowa
Land Birds
Natural History Series
Seed Loans May Run Three Years Says Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde has ruled on loan terms under Rae Construction Finance Corporation. The plan allows staged extensions, with loans up to $209 set for this year and others around $200 to be extended to two years. The notice outlines phased funding and future outlook for seed loans in the agriculture sector.
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Hyde
Kxact
Rae Construction Finance Corporation
Real Estate Transfers in District Court of Ames County
Real estate transfers listed include Johnson to Oteibe, Hambsch to Chamberlain, McKown to Chamberlain, Hambach to Chamberlain, Jiambsch to Chamberlain, Feckason to Smothers, and Pierce to Jones. Each transfer shows parcel coordinates, consideration of $1, and designation V. C, with dates around March 26, 1930s.
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Dietret Court
Tits County
Towe
Mery Johnson
Rose Feckaon
H. Smothers
W. Pierce
T. R. Jones
Millis County Candidacy Declared for General Assembly
A candidate announces bid for the General Assembly from Millis County subject to Republican primary action in June. The message asks for voters support and votes in the upcoming contest.
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General Assembly
Millis County
County Auditor Plesss Announces Candidacy for renomination
County Auditor Plesss announces candidacy for renomination to the office, subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Ernest A. Sohade urges voters to support him.
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Plesss
County Clerk seeks renomination in June primary
Mary J Widows announces candidacy for County Clerk seeking renomination. She asks Republican voters to support her in the June primary, urging timely vote and backing for continued service.
Pisken and Owhee Fie Gate for County Recorder renomination
Support sought for renomination of Pisken and Owhee Fie Gate for County Recorder. Campaign notes mention a dime pittery and urge voters to back Battle M. Brows as allied candidate in the county race.
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of County Recorder
Battle M
Representative Pidase Announces Primary Office Contest
Frank W. Choata appeals to voters to support Representative Pidase in the June primary for the legislature. The notice urges participation and endorses Gail as a date and subject of the campaign.
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Pidase
Ma On
Repuditean
Frank W. Choata
State Senator Pledps Announces Date for Office
A garbled note from Mille Montgomery lists a state senate bid subject to voter action. It requests support and dates remain unclear amid fragmented phrases and misspellings.
Sheriff renomination date announced for Milla County
A note from W. G. Detous states County Sheriff Pieasa announces renomination for the sixth term. He plans to seek the Democratic vote at the June primary, urging supporters to attend and cast their ballots.
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Pieasa
Milla County
W. G. Detous
Frank Wilson Seeks State Senate Seat in June Primary
Frank Wilson announces candidacy for the office of state senator representing Mille Montgomery. He asks voters to participate in the June primary and to support his campaign. The message expresses appreciation for voter action and support.
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Mille Montgomery
Announcement for Cen Date Seeking Democratic Voter Support
A county message from R. C. Hopy requests support for a cen date for the office of represent to the legislature. It urges Democratic voters to act in June, thanking Mary for her vote and backing.
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Mary
R. C. Hopy
County Clerk of Courts Nomination in June Primary
A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for County Clerk of Courts in the upcoming June primary. The filing signals intent to run in the election and outlines candidacy under the party banner.
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