Legislature Nearing End of Easter–Hour Home Stretch
The senate adjourned Thursday and the house Friday to observe Easter as four weeks of steady work end. committees will trim unfinished business for the final 20 days. Ed R. Brown led a decisive cut killing 53 measures including wage hikes and permit controls. Governor Kraschel vetoed the farm-to-market road bill and clashes over road funds linger.
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Senate
4Ith
General Assembly
Goliath
Ed R. Brown
Polk County
House
Kraschel
Statehouse
Alvern S. Wendel
Dem
Bronson
State Highway Commission
Walter F. Scholes
Council Bluffs
State Unemployment Commission
Krascher
Iowa Beer Law Debates and Other Statewide Topics
The piece surveys proposed beer law changes in the 47th general assembly including restricting class C permits and limiting beer rooms outside city limits while noting no full passage certainty. It also mentions a senate bill on cigaret tax stamping, pending House action on liquor by the drink, soil restoration funding via special assessments, and light local anecdotes from Iowa officials and travelers.
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47Th General Assembly
Senate
Bere
Cedar Falls
Senate Committee On Manufacturing, Commerce and Trade
Cedar Rapids table blends antiques with history in a handmade piece
George Cail of Cedar Rapids owns a table built from scraps of old Cedar Rapids buildings. The table contains 582 pieces from 12 wood varieties gathered by his father John Call, a retired carpenter. Some woods date back nearly a century, while others are under 30 years old.
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George Cail
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
John Call
Call
Jones County Senate File 207 Act on Warrants
Senate File 207 Act legalizes warrants issued by the Jones County Board of Supervisors against the County General Fund and validates levy proceedings to pay them. A February 11 1937 resolution authorized issuance of warrants totaling twenty five thousand dollars against the county general fund.
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Board of Supervisors
Jones
Tawa
County General Fund
Iowa
Jones County
Anamosa
General Assembly
State OF
State of Iowa
Iowa Senate approves legalizing county warrants for Jones County
Senate File 207 clears doubts over 1937 warrants issued for Jones County furniture and equipment. The measure legalizes a $25,000 to $28,000 debt, affirms tax levies to pay principal and interest, and takes effect immediately with publication in Anamosa Journal and Monticello Express.
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Board of Supervisors
Anamosa Journal
Anamosa
Iowa
Monticello
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Keele
Far Dodge
Johannes
Osceola County
R. G. Moore
Harrison
William Beardsley
Moore
State Highway Patrol
Secretary of State
Eiquor Control
Harry C. White
Wintor
State Board of Control
White
Herring
Phil Roan
Grunewald
Rocky Road
Vera L. Scott
Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
Moorhead
Monona County
Ken Long
DD. L. Wood
Eagle Grove
Wright County
Kanawa
Hancock County
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
D. J. Carroll
Carroll
Ruth
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Cummins
Dolliver
Allison
Scotland Yard
London
Iowa News
Jarnagin
J. W. Jarnagin
Theodore Witt
Ford
Dave
Nate
Canada
Kiron
Crawford County
United State
Lowa
Dosent L Hamren
Harcren
Aula
Cecelia Parker
Eric Linden
Victor McLaglen
Preston Foster
BAC
Radio Picilee
Will Rogers
DR. Bull
Pat O'Brien
the Gheat O’malley
Dick Tracy
John K. Valentine
Lamar Foster
Walter H. Beam
Nelson G. Kraschel
Imperial Ballroom
Manchester
Bennett Greten
Allike
Clover
Timothy
Sudan
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
Diamond Bros
van Camp
Dreft
Camay
Aus
Castile
Kirk Sasi
California
Miller’s
Pillsbury’s
Kellogg’s All Bran
Icoffee
Dennison
Japan
Thompson’s
Virginia
Oxydol
Alaska
Dole
Reputation
Idaho
New York
Ben Davis
U. S
Red River
Board of Review
Local Board of Review
GEO. F. Specht County Auditor
Marmis & Solomon
First
Elm Streets
Iowa Produce Co
Clyde Clough
Monticello, Iowa
Doug Ze Arrol
OW Wiel
Ritz Bros
Alice Faye
20Th Century
Fon Pislere
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