The Mt Pleasant News Publication Details
The Mt Pleasant News established 1878 publishes daily except Sunday at 210 212 West Main Street. G Rogers and L R Rogers are publishers. W W Hy Rogers Fullor A M Patterson are business staff. Subscription rates include 20 cents per week, 2.00 per month, 7.50 per year, with mail options 5.00 for six months and 6.00 for one year. International News and Wire Ring Features Services. Entered at the post office as second class matter under act of Congress March 8 1876.
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Ant of Congress
Iowa Legislature Debates Speaker Selection Change
Backstage in Iowa politics reports a proposal to allow one month into the session for choosing a speaker, aiming to speed up committee work. Proponents warn of slow pre-legislative processes and note costs and delays in Des Moines. The piece surveys tax policy talks, budget priorities, liquor legislation expectations, and wider partisan tensions shaping the session.
Train And Bus Departures Mast Bound at Dawn
Fragmented transit notice lists unusual times including 2:48 a m 6 515 a m and 4 288 pm with buses and trains bound for Ub Bound 10:35 a m and 2:50 or 2:30 times. Mentions Bella Bouma and Mansson in unclear context.
Monthly payments continue after large release
The district continues its monthly checks totaling about 7 million dollars released last month after litigation cleared. The Fed pays around 700 thousand dollars for street and road upkeep. officials consider shifting to quarterly disbursements to reduce the number of checks.
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Fed
Looking Backward Beene AGO
Summary of a washed OCR page listing past local events including a class honor roll and town announcements with references to 10, 15, and 21 years ago. Mentions Marjorie Getchell, Towa Wesleyan night courses, Memorial Hospital x ray machine, Salem triplets, Velma Church, Adolph Walton, and local births and marriages.
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Tine Graham
Marjorie Gettchell
Towa Wesleyan
Denn Tar Ellis
Memorial Hospital
Chancey Wilnterhon
Salem
Uter
Dr .Shumaker
Dinueller
Velma Church
Rs. Hany Church
Adulph Walmut
Walters
Jfeetore i
Monmouth
AGC Air
Wayne Peterson
Olds
Memorial Texpital
Frank “Miller
Pred [Anderson
East Munroe
Grover Thanmipson
St Madison
Dairy Association Reports Little Change in Production
The Henry Netty Hew tien herd shows similar monthly output with 291 cows and a total milk production of 32,669 pounds and 114,396 pounds of fat. Average fat per cow remains steady as 324 and 21 heifers freshened, the largest number for the month.
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Henry Netty Hewtien
J. & J. Ly Mosher
Fala
Altii. Maul of
Winfield
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Pereving
Paul Palm
Jimink
Raymind Baker
North Henry DHTA To Meet February 5
The North Henry County Day Herd Improvement Association annual meet ing will be held in the Parish So ut Swedevourg at 11 00 A M February Asseztation members ten families and friends are invited F Byron B Cory president of the As sociaion says that everyone who waits to meet a good group of dairyminded farmers and to hi eye Johnston head of the Est mM Dairy Department is invited A period will be held after Mr Johnstons talk on The Dairy Outlook When and Whit to Q A This meeting is to be a vove dish dinner with families bringing their table serviee and sugar Coffee will be finished The dinner will begin at 12 sharp Mayl gohrston Wend of Dairy Ex tension Iowa State College site speaker
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North Henry County
Mayl Gohrston
Wend
Dairy Extension
Iowa State College
McKibbin Named To Head Brotherhood Week
Chicago figures McKibbin and Judge Biwyn Ba Show named co chairs of the state observance of American Brotherhood Week opening Feb 16 Gov Green proclaims observance after Union League event Dr Jo Yard National Conference of Christians and Jews says this year’s observance will be vast in scope tied to Washington and Timoky birthdays with activities across churches clubs welfare groups and other organizations supports school and motion picture efforts to promote observance
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Chicago
George B. McKibbin
Wlineis Board of Welfare
George Wastington
Abraham Timoky
Nell
Mr. McKibbin
Brad
Tutet
Fairfield Funds at Low Level Near Fiscal Year End
Fairfield city finances show dwindling funds as the fiscal year nears its end. Tax collections for the next year are estimated at 23994.63, only slightly above last year. Officials plan delaying some checks to avoid stamped warrants while awaiting January tax receipts to bolster the consolidated fund. Some departments may survive the year, but costs have risen faster than revenue over the past four years.
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Farhies
Fairfield
Ag School to Meet Wednesday Evening
The regular Wednesday evening meeting at the Ag school is set for February 5 at the high school. Stanton Christie, Henry County soil conservation technician, outlined county efforts to conserve soil and water with colored pictures taken mainly by his assistant Don Wolf. Inclement ice hindered progress and caused many to miss the program, but no records were lost.
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Stanton Christie
Henry County Soil Conservation
Don Wolf
Ellendans
Finley W. S. C. S. Meet For Wednesday Assembly
Finley Mrs Warren Hall hosted the W S C S event on Wednesday. Morning sessions covered carpet rug sewing. A committee served pudding whipped cream and coffee. In the afternoon Mrs Harold Hulme presided over business. Nineteen attended. Devotions led by Vera Beinhall and progress noted by Helen Batts. A basket supper was planned at Finley church this evening instead of Friday.
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Finley
Warren Hall
Harold Hulme
Use
Vera Beinhall
Helen Batts
Finley Church
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ME Pleasant
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