Resignations and policy shifts headline Washington bulletin
Thomas Miller, alien property custodian, resigns to return to Europe as Coolidge transfers patent authority from Interior to Commerce. Grain exports last week reach 2,086,000 bushels. Joint committee probes Northern Wacitie land rights in Montana Idaho Washington. Sara toga to be launched April 7 at Camden New Jersey. Fleet to remain in Hawaiian waters after maneuvers. Senate panel to supervise Brookhart Steck recount. John Garibaldi Sargent becomes US Attorney General. Gasoline price cut at Peoples Gas Nebraska stations. Fire wipes Breakers hotel Palm Beach causing millions in losses. Dr George W Mosher commits suicide. Cincinnati police force reorganized after indictments. Submarine 8-19 to Provincetown. Robbery of Pulaski Loan officials. $12,000 seized. Embargo lifted on several states poultry by New York board of health. Income tax collections hit $25.75 million Chicago district. Major construction strikes slow progress in major cities. Michigan highway bill passes. Various deaths and political shifts noted worldwide.
Iowa Farmers Spend Big on Imported Dairy Cattle
A survey of Iowa reports wide spending on imported dairy cattle and reveals changes in county finances. Reorganization of the Osceola Iowa State Bank with $50,000 capital and road and infrastructure plans across several counties are noted along with rabies controls in Marion County and schooling changes in Irvington. The Des Moines post office reports annual business near 24.45 million dollars, while legislators discuss wages, labor, and education funding amid agricultural production figures for wheat and corn.
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For every five persons in Town there are in age one automobile
The statement asserts that in Town the ratio is five residents per automobile and per telephone. It links population age structure to the presence of one car and one telephone per five people, suggesting a density measure of household infrastructure.
Iowa House kills income tax bill in landslide vote
The Iowa house of representatives defeated the Patterson Johnson income tax measure 386 to 72 after a heated morning debate. With a large majority against, supporters spoke briefly and the session extended through lunch, making reconsideration unlikely.
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Farmers endorse bank deposit guaranty and taxes plan
About a hundred farmers from five counties Palo Alto Pocahontas Emmet Kossuth and Hancock adopted resolutions endorsing a bank deposit guaranty law a proposed state income tax law and a gasoline tax as a property replacement tax. The conference also approved the proposed road bond issue and urged lawmakers to act accordingly.
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Iowa House Passes Mathews Bill on Freight Rates Long Haul
Railroads offering roundabout service between Iowa shipping points would be allowed to meet freight rates set by direct line competitors under the Mathews bill. The long and short haul measure, long advocated in several sessions, has not before secured majorities in both houses.
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Iowa Senate Debates Tax Shift For Motor Carriers
A bill to rewrite the motor carrier law proposes a flat annual tax on common carriers using buses and trucks and moves administration from the state railroad commission to the motor vehicle department in the secretary of state's office.
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Bill Expands Board Authority Over Motor Carriers
A house bill by the motor vehicles and transportation committee would enlarge and revise the powers of the railroad commissioners over motor carriers. The measure is said to have backing from the railroad commission, state farm bureau, and the state bugmen, aiming to extend regulatory control across the sector.
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Iowa road bill aims to revise highway laws and funding
The main road bill promises to revise Iowa highway laws to secure federal road aid place part of primary road funds under state highway commission to be used in developing the commission and repeal all special assessments for paving levied against benefitted property.
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State House Considers Textbook Standardization Plan
Representative Williams of Wayne county backs a bill to require all public schools in the state to use the same textbooks. The proposal creates a state commission on textbook standardization to oversee the move through the legislature.
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Canned Heat Barred in Iowa Senate Passes 46 to 0
The Iowa senate approved the Romkey canned heat bill by a unanimous 46 to 0 vote. The measure bans manufacture and sale of any compounded article convertible into a beverage without chemical or distillation processing.
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Weaute parlor bill defeated in house by wide vote
The Weaute parlor bill failed in the house of the flows Togishat re by a 24 to 5g vote. Shenandoah aims to gain a new form of government with signatures on petitions. Joes Maines eyes a $50,000,000 Pharmaceutical HQ site. Rural mail carriers gain annual pay raise of $600,000 total. funds to be paid through Des Moines post office. Iowa State College hiring saw more applicants than positions. reading of the Bible in school remains contested in some states. Marshall-Grundy Cow Test Association February records mark best for the group with 36 cows over 40 pounds fat and 12 over 50 pounds. 248 cows averaged 712 pounds milk and 29.5 pounds butter fat in a short month.
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Living Lessons From the Quarter Review
The quarterly devotional outlines ten lessons on Jesus Christ and Christian living, from the triumphal entry to resurrection appearances. It emphasizes Jesus as eternal, vigilant guidance, obedience to civil authority, and reliance on faith amid trials, with a note that Lesson VIII may be omitted if time limits require.
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Goodness Outshines Genius in Virtue’s Light
A sermon excerpt cites Emerson that goodness outshines genius as a man’s virtue and obedience define his value. Rev. R. P. Downes argues virtue summons, and rejecting duty leads to animalism, contrasting noble living with moral failure.
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God's Best Messages to Faithful Busy People
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Song of the Stars All the stars of heaven sing the faith
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Modesty and Humility in Mind and Body
A fragment notes virtue as key to character with “modesty and humility” defining the mind and “temperance and chastity” shaping the body, referencing Wincheate in a brief, quoteless line. The text suggests moral discipline as a guiding principle.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Urges Consumer Verification
An old advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years. It cautions that imitations may be dangerous and urges saying Bayer when purchasing.
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