Iowa Governor Harding Inaugural Aims For Efficient Legislature
Des Moines reports William J. Harding, newly inaugurated Iowa governor, calling for a lean legislative program. He urges fewer laws, strict enforcement, reduced government waste, and readable statutes, while resisting federal road funding and preserving primary elections for citizen control. He warns against expansive taxation and stresses economy, accountability, and swift, targeted action.
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Five Minutes With My Soldier Son The Angel’s Question
A mother grieving for a fallen son imagines a brief reunion with him. An angel offers five minutes to see him as he was at school, in uniform, or in his happiest moment, prompting the mother to reflect on forgiveness, pride, and a boy growing into a hero.
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Emily
Shack
Nobis
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Steele
Steéle
G. J. Turner
Stork
Panora
Chicago
Panora An
Miles
Turner
Milwaukee Road
Kirkland
Tit
B. Barney
Blais
Dairy Arid Food Commissioner
Pionee Dairyman
Hoard
Jdairyman
Bartley
Barney Farm
Littles Brown
The
Vale
J. M. Fisher
Allison
Brandford
Insurance Press
Kansas
Texas
Dowell
Bennett
Pershing
Border Service
George E. Gillaspy
Oscar Lawson
Oakland
Betveen
W. A. Gronever
Richard Sarbee
Barhea Ins
Walter A. Jessupill
Grundy Cenres
Hitwlithie
Ford Paving Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa and national guards report strong militia efficiency
Brownsville district HQ releases results from 18 regiments across Iowa and other states showing high efficiency. Sioux City Company L tops 93 percent, while Des Moines Third Iowa and Fairfield First Regiment units rate high. several firms face income tax changes and a major Estherville fire causes heavy losses.
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James H. Parker
Lews
Iowa
Virginia
Oklahoma
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Texas
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North Dakota
Nebraska
Sioux City
Des Moines
Fairfield
Waterloo
Dubuque
Louis Murphy
If& .Berson
Estherville
Grand Theater
Grase Confectionery
H.R. Lyons
Polk
Carl N. Kennedy
Amey College
State , Agricultural Colleges of
Oregon
The
Farm- Improvement Association of
County
Kennedy
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Boone
Quaker Oats Company
Cedar Rapids
George Laird
Trowbie
Fred Folkerts
Resley
Hampton
Folkerts
Attica
Marion County
Grant Maddy
France
Santa Monica
Roland Speers
Eg Ce Speers
Odeon the
M Marshall Town
Younis See
Leland Stanford University
Edward S. Welles
Bow, Weiles
Can
Los Angeles
Youre Welle
Harvare University
Iowa agricultural talks and 19th century obituary notes
Des Moines events list speakers from Iowa State College and the U. S. Department of Agriculture on cooperative packing and livestock markets. Also notes Mrs. Damon Whaley of Waukon dies at 95, with biographical anchors to Iowa history and prominent figures.
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Iowa’ Agricultural College
Charles’ Holman
Madison
Wis
Naional Agricultural Organization Society
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Clifford Thorne
Charles G. Cockerill
Jefferson
Damon Whaley
Waukon
Frontenac
Canada
United States
Iowa
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Napoleon Boneparte
George TV
England
Jefferson and
Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
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