Legislature debate on bills and committee action intensifies
In the Legislature the House has about 350 bills and the Senate about 300 with roughly half reported from committees. The process includes sub committees examining appropriations and finance measures before full chamber consideration. A steering committee prioritizes bills later replaced by a sitting committee, with the appropriation bill highlighted as multi million in value.
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House
Senate
Board of Control
Tax Budgeting Commission
Culver scholarship for Iowa and Wisconsin boys offered
Twelve memorial scholarships established three years ago in memory of Emily Jane Culver fund full room board and tuition for three years at Culver Military Academy. Preliminary exams set for March 18 across twenty four Iowa towns with scientific selection methods. Application forms and details available from Scholarships Culver Ind.
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Wisconsin
Emily Jane Culver
Culver Military Academy
Iowa
Ses- Culver
Ind
Farmers urged to cut planting acreage in 1933
An editorial urges U S farmers to reduce 1933 planting by up to 50 percent to raise prices and ease debt. It argues export demand will stay weak as nations grow more of their own food, and supports easing farm relief programs to encourage lower output.
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United States
America
Congress
Notice of appointment to collect for Willett agencies
Due to the illness of Mr. W. J. Willett I have been appointed to take charge of collections and renewals for all companies of which Mr. Willett is agent. I will be glad to serve you, Clarence Horn.
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W. J. Willett
Willett
Clarence Horn
Roosevelt
United States
America
Roosevelts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teddy
King
For Sale Walnut Organ by Mrs. Clay Hewit
Walnut organ offered for sale with inquiries directed to Mrs. Clay Hewit or the newspaper office for details.
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Clay Hewit
Roosevelt Legacy On Presidents and Faiths
Franklin Roosevelt stands as the third successive U S president with a double O in his name and shared surname with a predecessor. The piece notes his Masonic ties, Protestant Episcopal faith, being a grandfather, and the new Eleanor Blue shade for his wife with March 4 reception plans. It also discusses ringworm prevalence in schools and preventive foot care.
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Franklin Rosevelt
Adams
Harrison
Roosevelt
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Washington
Johnson
Jefferson
Monroe William Henry Harrison
Warren Harding
Alice Blue
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor
White House
Ringworm of the Feet It Is Peanuts That No Skin Condition
A fragment notes ringworm of the feet and dismisses it as nothing to worry about, using casual or humorous language to downplay a skin condition.
A Stick or Two of Type by J R Barkley
An essay discussing Providence and fate after an assassination attempt on President Elect Roosevelt. The author contends divine intervention saved Roosevelt, cites biblical promises, Shakespeare, and wartime sentiments, and praises the Roosevelts while urging national steadiness amid global danger.
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J. R. Barkley
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Nationaload
Ernest H. Fabritz
Wapello County
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Moulton
Ie Ae
Monroe
Jackson
Polk
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Garfield
McKinley
Taft
Harding
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
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Christian Church
Coolidge
Disciples of Christ
van Buren
Adamses
Fillmore
Grant
Benjamin Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Madison
Monore
William Henry Harrison
Taylor
Pierce
Arthur
Lincoln
Frank Parker Stockbridge
E.R. Fleeger
Mrs. ME. Kessler
Ings and New—By
Lame Bode
Helen Fox
Fismith
Aiki
Joseph A. Weldt
San Pedro
Cake
Nordheim, Texas
Shakespeare
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