Five Weeks Left For Iowa G A
Iowa lawmakers debate pace of the remaining five weeks of the session. New bills flood the house while the senate remains cautious. Prohibition battles, tax reform plans, and bank actions shape the agenda as appointments and a repeal of the five day marriage wait loom.
Iowa to hear insurance moratorium amid mortgage relief move
After a joint legislative hearing with Insurance Commissioner Clark and top Iowa insurers, the general assembly voted to authorize a governor directed moratorium. The pact pauses immediate death claims and loan payouts and grants policy premium extensions due to bank and financial strain from mortgage foreclosures.
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House
Senate
Clark
General Assembly
Iowa
School boards set rules on free pupil transport
Dis tricts may use discretion to furnish free transportation for pupils living within 1.5 miles of the school. Parents will drive pupils to the main highway rather than bus service reaching homes. Service may be suspended in bad road conditions, and parents may be compensated under certain conditions.
Legislature Amends Beatty Bennett Tax Reduction Bill
The house amended the Beatty Bennett plan lowering 1933 34 levies to 715 of 1930, set a minimum 85, and added fixes. A noon vote to require a 25 percent 1936 tax cut was rescinded after reconvening, then an 85 percent levy compromise was adopted. The bill passed 80 to 4 and heads to the Senate with expected conference if not concurred.
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House
Senate
Brady
Pottawattamle
Foreclosure Moratorium Adopted by Howe in Friday Session
The howe Friday forenoon adopted a bill extending the redemption period after sheriff's sales. The measure delays foreclosure consequences, giving more time for debtors to redeem property.
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Howe
Property Redemption Terms From 1835 Vote
A historical note states that until March 1 1835 a measure passed by 108 to 6 votes. The act allows the owner to retain possession and hold the first right to redeem under its provisions.
High School Honor Roll and Activity Roundup
The first six weeks of the second semester list seniors with grades and honors led by James Rickless and Elizabeth McLaughlin, with juniors and sophomores also named. Activities include a fifth hour correspondence with the American Telephone and Telegraph Agency, a class basketball tournament, a European tour project, a sophomore party, and various classroom projects across geography English and arithmetic with details on clubs, tutoring, and student leadership.
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James Rickless
Qoroathy Barlow
Elgabeth McLaughlin
Mary Stickford
Ruth Howe
June Bollinger
Ruth Tacobs
Pauline Cooper
Willard Yeoman
Loretta Specht
Gladys Howland
Matie Panlaen
American Telephone
Railway Express
Pridar
Aeris Kate
Tnevine
Hieract ci
Mondar
Avaiterium
Europe
Winifred Rohr
Betiv Ray
Acade
Ceamer
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Reed Clark
Miss Mattocks
Tola Fotkerts
Elfreda Burrichter
High School Cymnasium
Old Monti High
Velma Schofield
Wayne No. 3
Miss Lieneman
Jane Bader
Hygiene
Yola Rodman
Miss Sill
Story Land
Lucille Hulbregtse
Everett Clark
Miss Stemm
Miss Rabe
Mary Jane Veitch
Milton Nouizak
Russell Jamison
Helen Martin
St. Patrick’s
Newson
Richard Sutherland
Janis Grimes
Shirley Jean
Ann Marie Shelley
Richard GriMth
Betty Ray
Janet Schemmel
World's Fair advance up to date on construction progress
The Chicago 1893 era is described as two months ahead in building the exposition program. Officials report early completion of exhibit space, water and sewer lines, and electrical systems. Bonds sold at par and preparations proceed for a punctual June opening with anticipated state visitors and organized amenities.
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Maren Ist—teo
Barcon City
Enna
Orr
W. D. McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Harry M. Gaze
Dean Kremers
Stanley Wesley
Coe Band
Major Ressel
Washington
Coe
Rev
J. W. Innes
Evanston
Ilinois
42nd Street at Paramount in Cedar Rapids This March
The Paramount in Cedar Rapids announces a string of weekly musical features starting March 18 with 42nd Street leading the lineup. The program includes stars Warner Baxter and Ruby Keeler, plus Al Jolson and George Brent in supporting acts. Ticket prices run 2.50 matinees and 1.00 evenings as the schedule unfolds with further offerings like White Sister and King’s Vacation planned in quick succession.
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Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids
Readine Pxture
Paramouunt
Warner Baxter
Bete Dane
Ruby Heeler
al Jolson
George Brent
Paramount
Clark Gabte
Helen Hayes
George Amiss
Toesr
Jean Crawford
Garr Cooner
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University of Iowa to Broadcast Television Programs
The University of Iowa announces WSUI and W9XK will present the first sight and sound educational programs by an American university. The department of electrical engineering states broadcasts may begin biweekly between 7 and 7:30 p.m. with illustrated lectures chosen for radio and television synchronization and plans for a regular schedule starting next week.
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University of Iowa
WSUI
W9xk
Department of Electrical Engineering
Proper farm shop tools save repair time say Iowa State experts
Iowa State College agricultural engineers urge farmers to repair and adjust machinery before busy season. A circular by V S Peterson explains drilling, counter sinking, chisels, hammers, rivets and making a reamer from an old file. The aim is to keep tools in good condition to cut repair time and costs.
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M. A. Sharp
Agricultural Engineering Department
Iowa State College
V. S. Peterson
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Extension Service
Peterson
Nickel tags recovered from Alaska herring
Nickel tags are recovered from Alaska herring by electromagneta 80 you won't eat 'em.
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Alaska
Merle Detscher Takes Schultz Store Manager Post
Merle Detscher son of Mir and Mrs Howand Detacher of Monticello is named manager of a Schultz Bros. store in Illinois. The move follows a prior similar position held during Krosee storms at Madison.
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Merle Detscher
Schultz
Illinois
Mere Detecher
Mir
Howand Detacher
Monticello
Schultz Bros
Haonatown
Iicnois
Madison
Monticella Town Council Minutes Admit City Claims
The council approved the minutes of the previous meeting and reviewed line items for February. A resolution allowing claims against the city was presented and passed, with payments to laborers, phone service, supplies, salaries, and utilities as listed, including several named workers.
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Owuineil
Monteethy
Maren
Wom
Megular
Snanda
Elie
Monticella
McKeerr
Brokaw
L. Agains
Sgpe
Vibe Adie
Taye Labor Co
J. Fucker
Jabor
Apmeby
R. Moncrief
Isbor
BK. Ramomerman
C. Schneier
Frawwhiser
Towa Electric Co
Metzenberg
Ferring
Hogan
Netcott
Paulsen
Seed Oats for Sale in Monticello Iowa
Seed oats offered by Norman Clark of Monticello including Iowa 103 and Trogold at 75 cents per bushel. Also a yearling Hereford bull registered, located farm six miles southeast of Monticello. Heeren Bros. Pd-38-2 ae.
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Iowa 103
Trogold
Norman Clark
Monticello
Heeren Bros
Iowa
Minnesota
Idaho
Farmers’ Grain Co
Center Junction
Udga Tablets Promise Fast Relief for Sick Stomach
A lifelong stomach sufferer reports relief after starting Udga Tablets, claiming dramatic improvement from day two. The ad touts Udga as a doctor prescribed remedy for gas pains indigestion belching sour stomach and related symptoms with a money back guarantee and availability at Palmer's Drug Store.
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Adna
Palmer's Drug Store
Public sale of farm property near Onslow by court order
A public sale on March 25 at 1 p.m. on the Caroline Mackrill farm near Onslow features 6 horses 11 cows and calves 1200 bushels corn 20 tons hay 700 bushels oats and assorted farming implements. Howard Leech acts as agent with Frank Story as auctioneer. terms cash or bankable paper.
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Caroline Mackrill
Onslow
Gerd Gress
Howard Leech
Frank Story
New Mule Hide shingles and goods for home projects
Monticello readers learn of Mule Hide shingles at low prices with no obligation estimates. New stock includes American fence Glidden barb wire fir dimension and plank. The Presbyterian church has remodeled basement rooms. Minnesotas paints advertised. Big Maud asphalt shingle with Seald-edge Process now in stock.
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Justin
Mule Hide
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