Farm Bureau meeting cites farmer tax and policy views
The Iowa Farm Bureau leader Mr Hearst urged study of problems and urged equal participation by farmers in state policy. He discussed tax plans and land value adjustments while criticizing protective tariffs and urging group action to secure fair treatment from other sectors. The account notes past Pasteur Treatments by the department and local students attending a Y M C A conference.
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Mr. Hearst
President Coolidge
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Des Moines
Executive Council
Iowa General Assembly
Not Many Changes in City Offices This Term
The new city administration begins work with few changes in officials. Schrenier will continue as superintendent of water and sewer. Gauss at electrical. Kuyper as city clerk. Carter as marshal. Aschenbrenner as health officer. George G. Gaass named city attorney. The night marshal post remains to be filled after Swank’s resignation. Mayor Fultz says the council has yet to appoint a replacement.
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Schreiner
Gauss
Kuyper
Carter
Aschenbrenner
George G. Gaass
H. Swank
Fultz
Rabies Danger and Vaccination Urged in 1925 Chronicle
An article in the March 19, 1925 Chronicle warns against mad dog fear and urges dog owners to keep dogs tied or vaccinated. It notes rabies incubation up to 18 months, cites Marion County vaccination safety, and cites Iowa City and Des Moines data showing recurring rabies among dogs and some humans. It reports 47 animals with rabies in January 1926 and statewide case counts for 1924.
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Pella
Iowa City
Iowa
State Board of Health
Des Moines
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