Emerson Class of 1980 Graduation Week Highlights
Emerson prepares for the large class of 1980 with diplomas on May 15. Events include the class play Daddy Lonelees May 5 6, the Junior Senior banquet, and Winace laureate services May 11 with Rev J T Smith. Graduation exercises May 14 feature Superintendent J H Beveridge. Local staff coordinate a busy week amid other community notices and visits.
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Emerson
Class Inc
Daddy Lonelees
Hey. J. TL. Smith
Methodist Church
Supt
J. H. Beveridge
Omaha
QO. K. Thompson
Selions
Emerson Junior Senior banquet showcases blue and white decor
The Emerson school held a Wednesday banquet in the gym with blue and white crepe paper decorations and arched trellis. Forty guests, including seniors juniors and faculty, enjoyed a three course meal prepared by juniors' mothers and a program led by Wayne Cole with student vocalists.
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Emerson School
Emerson
EMA
Parker House
Wayne Cole
Ivyan Salmons
Withera
Mr. Paxson
Carnles Wilkins
Frederick Larson
Lucille White
Ruth Good
Bernice Ramey
Sylvia Kring
Hazel Peterson
Allee Hilding
Funeral Services Held for Carl A. Rosewall
Funeral notices for Carl Arvid Rosewall describe his birth in Sweden July 1, 1854, death April 27 in Omaha at seventy three. Survived by widow Matilda Swanson two daughters Mrs Harold Montgomery Mrs George Pflug and son Edward. Services held in Omaha and Emerson with burial in Emerson cemetery.
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C. S. Vestal
Omaha
J. L. Evans
Fairbault
Minn
Marlon
Shattuck Military School
Seth Dean
Glenwood
Emerson
Glen Dally
Jennie Edmund- Ben Hospital
George Crosy
Kansas
Hia Farm
Mary Shhannon
Kellerton
Shannon
J. N. Cheney
Maurice Weed
Joan
Nes Moines
Dean Stroud
Weed
Elgin
der, Moines
Clarence Whitney
Carl Arvid Rosewall
Carl
Mary Louise Rosewall
Sweden
America
Council Bluffa
Matilda Swanson
Edward
Harold Montgomery
George Pflug
Valley
Nebr
Emergon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taxation Remedies Advocated by Dan Turnett in Iowa
Dan Turnett argues Iowa’s tax burden is lopsided with 97 percent on real estate and tangible property, 3 percent on intangible wealth, and proposes three remedies. He supports replacement income tax to offset home and farm taxes, opposes a general sales tax, and urges enforcement of existing laws while ensuring revenue funds only replacement taxation. He cites endorsements from farm groups, labor, and notable figures and calls for economy, fair burden distribution, and ethical public service.
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Towa
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Farmers of
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Rosann
Iowa voters eye future tax system at primaries
Fragmentary text argues for or against revising the current tax structure. Speaker Dan W. Torner notes taxpayers should decide at upcoming primaries whether the present funding method is adequate and fair or should be revised toward a constructive, efficient plan. The excerpt reflects a call for civic participation in fiscal policy.
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Towa
Iowa
Dan W. Torner
Smiths Views on Tax Situation
Smith argues for continued scrutiny of the tax system, endorsing a tax board and stronger administration for fairness. He critiques the Wisconsin income tax, noting higher real estate taxes there and cautioning against adopting a broad income tax in Iowa. He discusses targeted approaches for public service corporations, credits against property tax, and the need to fund schools, warning that income tax revenues may not justify administration costs. He questions the claim that an income tax would raise $20,000,000 without harming anyone.
Iowa debate on tax reform and wealth enforcement
The speaker argues against new taxes and calls for stronger tax enforcement of wealth in Iowa. He cites the state board of equalization, impugns past efforts, and contends that intangible wealth can be taxed, proposing a tax head in each county and use of barer information to speed collection. He warns that federal and state spending demands require scrutiny of the annual $130 million tax appropriations.
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Erty
State Board
State Board of Equalization and Renew
Forty-Third General Assembly
Church News Roundup May Services and Programs
Multiple Missouri churches share May services Mothers Day events and special music. Johns Evangelical Guideran Church notes English language services at 730 PM and a Mothers Day morning sermon on Maternal Influence. Epworth League and evening services at 7 and 8 PM. Ladies’ Circle meets Thursday. all invited. Baptist Church announces 8 PM regular services through summer with Holy Spirit discussion and worship topics Pentecost and World Witnesses for Christ. Presbyterian Church highlights Mothers Day programs at 10 and 10:40 with sermons by Rev Denise and ordination events involving Rev White and Mr Carlson across related congregations.
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Epworth League
Earl Bayes
C. EB
C. BE
Diack
C. Denise
D. D
Omaha Theological Seminary
Malvernon
C. Paul Carleon
Presbyterian Seminary
Omaha
Knox Presbyterian Church
St. Paul, Minn
Carlson
Presbyterian Church of
Sharpsburg
White
Malvern
Prosperity ahead if you advertise in glass houses
A fragment from the Des Moines Tribune Capital remarks on irony and risk in business, noting that non shatterable glass could influence fortunes. The quip suggests markets tainted by publicity and the peril of overconfidence in advertising.
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Des Moines
Tribune-Capital
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My Farm
Tabor
County Line Road
Siti
A. B. Cumings
Carl A. Rosewall
Robbin's Circus
Red Oak
Sadie Snodgrass
Elder
Chase Kelley
Snodgrass
Carroll, Nebr
Laurene Kepler
Mildred Smith
Paxson
Malivern
Myr
W. C. Short
Council Bluffs
Russia
Dallas News
Oakland Tribune
Wortouter Telegram
Vaughn Hoover
Ath. Malvern
Dan Turnett
Smith
Wisconsin
Turner
Patterson
Minnegots
Addie Hong
Twa
Paul H. Hicks
Frank G. Tebow
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dale White
Cook
Carpeta
J. E, Randerson Clothier
Credit Board
Pioneer Service
ING
Iowa City
J. H. Beck With
Towa State Savings Bank
Dodge Brothers
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