Resume of Laws from the Thirty-Sixth General Assembly
Condensed tabulation of acts with classifications and effective dates July and Pub notes. Out of 1279 proposed, 325 laws and 9 joint resolutions passed, including 35 appropriation bills, covering agriculture, banks, cities, counties, schools, labor, health, roads, elections, prohibition, taxation, and reforms. many acts set immediate or July 4 effect and include detailed per-item provisions and funding changes.
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Ames College
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State Reformatory
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Dairy Association
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Atien
Fish and Game Commission
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Iowa
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Pub. Osteopath
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Public Archives
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Sunless windows and winter house plants by Eben Rexford
A guide for growing houseplants without sun in cold rooms. It recommends the Boston fern with friable soil and moderate water, notes steam heat harms many plants, promotes aspidistra for sunless rooms with iron constitution, and praises English ivy as an attractive window vine.
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Eben E. Rexford
Plants that Grow in Sandy Soil
Good plants for sandy soil include verbenas astery and phlox all annuals suited to this soil. Laxity blazing star or gay feather is a hardy perennial with tall spikes of purple flowers blooming July to September three to four feet high.
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Verbenas
Astery
Phlox
Blazing Star
Apple Epigrams and Orchard Ethics
A concise essay extols apples as aristocratic food and medicine suggesting climate and care suit both fruit and people. It links orchard workers to good citizenship, praising apples as antidotes to excess and as symbols of pure sustenance and health.
Showy Poppies Featured by The Shirleys
The Shirleys present the most showy poppies with rich color variety. Iceland poppies bloom in the first year and are fragrant with enduring blossoms if cut promptly. A mixed packet offers pleasant surprises at little cost or labor. B. L. P.
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Iceland
Amaranthus Trial Promoted for Color Schemes
The Amaranthus is praised as a neglected plant that can outperform canna and Caladium. It suggests color schemes of red, red and yellow, and red yellow green, and urges readers to give it a trial.
True Blue Flowers and Cornflower Shade
True blue flowers come from corn flowers the artists cite as nature’s sole true blue. The saying notes that a blue eyed baby's mother will confirm it matches her baby's eyes.
Cyclamen Care During Summer Dormancy
The article advises testing Cyclamen plants in summer, avoiding complete drying. Water sparingly and keep plants dormant as much as possible to conserve moisture and maintain health through the season.
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