Iowa Farm Tax Reform Debate Moves Through Legislature
Des Moines reports detail a heated Iowa Legislature session focused on mortgage moratoriums and property tax relief via income taxes. Senator Patterson supports a progressive income tax up to 10 percent, aiming to replace millage with revenue from net incomes to an estimated eight million dollars yearly. The house and senate clash over arbitration and relief measures, delaying final action as petitions flood in on Prohibition, licenses, and taxation.
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Patterson
Kossuth County
Hush, Myera
Nelson
Senate
House
County Arbitration Committee
District Court
State Committee
Darrow On Wrong Side Of Fence Again
Clarence Darrow gives a lengthy interview railing at present day problems and urging young men to leave despair behind. The piece portrays him as gloomily viewing the world, contrasting with evidence of life and improving health statistics.
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Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Wena
Mr. Dartow
Blames Parents For Youths Actions In New London
Four New London Iowa youths were found guilty of attacking an eighteen year old girl and are serving twenty year terms in Ft Madison prison. The New London Journal editor says blame lies with parents if youth are wild, noting a decline in home entertainment and social life. Mothers busy with clubs push young people to seek amusements outside the home at public dances and on the streets. Also, Fred Dotson returned home early in the week after a week in bed and is improving.
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New London
Iowa
Ft. Madison
New London Journal
Insurance leniency sought for Iowa foreclosures
Eastern newspapers report that large eastern insurers order no new real estate foreclosures in Iowa for two to three years. Gov Herring aims to shield landowners from forced sales by junior liens, with insurers backing a lenient stance. The move seeks quicker relief for mortgagers without eroding lender interests.
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Iowa
Gay
Clyde Herring
Refusal to Divert Highway Funds Defeated in House
The House debated the McFarlane bill to divert primary road funds to cities with populations over 2600. Spearheaded by McFarlane and Johnson, rural lawmakers fought to keep funds for bonds and local roads. The measure was defeated 79 to 42 after a country versus towns clash.
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McFarlaine
McFarlane
Black Hawk
Johnson
Linn
Souis
Floyd
McKinnon
Worth
Jensen
Audebony
Lockinbill
Story
Gallagher bills repeal primary vote law and regulate caucuses
Representative Gallagher of Towe introduced a bill to repeal the primary election law and substitute township caucuses and conventions as the method. He also proposed a $10 annual police dog license. The House indefinitely postponed about a dozen measures, including tax cuts, county recorder and clerk of court offices convalidation, delinquent tax list posting, four-year tax sales, closing small high schools, and higher clerks’ fees.
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Committee On
House
Senate
Herrings
Souis
Floyd County
Brookings Institute
Gallagher
Towe
Gallagher Alo
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Moravia Iowa
In Appanoose County Iowa the district court will hear L A Andrew Receiver of Moravia State Savings Bank seek to sell the bank's interest in 40 acres of land described as north half of the southeast quarter and 11% acres in the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter in section 11 town 70 range 17 west. Cash price 900 dollars plus an assignment of depositor's claim 41.09 dollars to F W Dotson. Hearing set for February 15 1929 at 9:00 A M. to show cause why the application should not be granted.
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Moravia State Savings Bank
Moravia
Iowa
Moravia State Savings Bank of
District Court
Appancose County
L. A. Andrew
Townushill
Apapopnosa County
Towa
F. W. Dotson
Notice of Final Report in Estate of Sarah Ann Philby
In Appanoose County district court the Administrator of the estate of Sarah Ann Philby has filed a final report and seeks discharge. A hearing is set for February 25, 1933 at 8:00 AM at Centerville Court House to determine approval of the report and discharge from further duties.
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District Court
Appanoose County
Sarah Ann Philby
Iuto
Court House
Centerville
Laws
J. C. Ashby
Porter and Greenleaf
Community Tales From Iconium And Nearby
Louie Priebe Elbert Moore visit De Moines on business. Local families share Sunday visits and weekend travels among Dicks Argo Beaty and McCord households. Beaty kin plan move to Anna Potta farm as community notes list exams travel and farewell gatherings in Ottumwa Albia Moravia Oskaloosa Centerville and Chariton areas.
Local folks share wintery weekend and school delays
On Sunday jton spent at the Haver Free home while Wenell Coulson Carl Derby Leo Beaty Dick Pennington Berle Beaty helped Lloyd Beaty haul hay on Saturday. John William and Jimmie McAn linch visited Clarke and Donald Priebe Saturday afternoon. Several youths attended a conference at Moulton Saturday as a cold spell continues with temperatures near 30 below Monday and 10 below Tuesday. Some schoolchildren stayed home due to the freezing weather. Mr and Mrs J E Dicks were Monday guests of their daughter Mrs Harry Brown and family.
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Louie Priebe
Elbert Moore
Dea Moines
Harry Brown
Earl Swift
J. B. Dicks
Ned Argo
John McAninch
Howard Davis
Berle Besty
Penfield
Jay Masaman
Clyde Dicks
Jay
Harold Argo
Ide Argo
Max Beaty
Grace, Virginian
Eloise Argo
Will Frea
Jay Magsman
Ottumwa
Merle Dicks
Shehan
Robertins Beaty
Date Beaty
Beulah Dicks
Leo Beaty
Velma Huff
Verna Parcel
Cecil Parcel
Moravia
Louie Pricho
Albia
Lloyd Beaty
Beaty
Anna Potta
Ivan
Carl McCord
Oskaloosa
Paul McCord
Centerville
Russell Brown
Dickie
Lemaster
H. N. Beaty
Numa
D. F. Hiner
Wenell Coulson
Howard Tester
Hiner
Marie
Evelyn Dicks
Lurlle Prieba
Rosalie Beaty
Mornyin
Wayne Ammonsoa
Jton
Haver Free
Carl Derby
Dick Pennington
Berle Beaty
John William
Jimmie McAnlinch
Clarke
Donald Priebe
Thial v Vicinity
Moulton
J. E. Dicks
Mra. iHarry Brown
Miss Donia Schneider and Mus Dar visit Town City
Miss Donia Schneider and Mus Dar Lena Sarchette were weekend visitors in Town City, according to local social notes. The trio spent time at local venues and were seen at several informal gatherings around town.
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Donia Schneider
Mus Dar
Lena Sarchette
Town City
Local Social by Moravia Residents and Visitors
Homer Newburn L and Thompson and M E Boardman were business callers in Moravia Friday. Hilbert Roberta sawed wood for Winkleman last week. Brian Johnson visited Saturday afternoon with Wilma Boardman. Mrs Mabel Hawk visited Thursday with her father G L Cloyed. Mrs W Bivin and son Carl were weekend visitors at W F and E Y Boardman home. Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson and Mr and Mrs Maurice Lillard were Albis callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bert Pisher were business callers in Blakesburg Friday. The Helping Hand Club will meet with Mrs Esther Roberts Thursday.
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Homer Newburn
L. &. Thompson
M. E. Boardman
Moravia
Hilbert Roberta
Winkleman
Brian Johnson
Wilma Boardman
Mabel Hawk
G. L. Cloyed
Bivin
Carl
W. F
E. Y. Boardman
Edward Robinson
Maurice Lillard
Albis
Bert Pisher
Blakesburg
Helping Hand Club
Esther Roberts
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Fred Dotson
Frank Swaim Moravia
Radion
Phonographe
L. L. Smith
Ano Co
Columbus
Virgil Burns
Zylstra
Sioux County
Rocloff
Houe and
Lenato
County Boards of Supervisors
Banky
Ware
Ft. Dodge
District Court of
Appanooge County
I. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
E. J. Johnson
George Milani
Harry&. Greenteam
Pennington
Iconium
James Turner
Ralph and
Ruth
Orval Callen
Lloyd Turner
Char
Brompton
Beacon City
Chicago
Exposition Gates
Advanca
The
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Beacon Way
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