Iowa lawmakers kill several bills in busy session
Iowa legislators debated and defeated multiple measures including Banta’s primary reform, a road tax, and a boxing commission. Other actions raised salaries, tightened seed and hotel rules, and advanced a cigaret sale bill pending House concurrence. Governor Kendall vetoed a public utilities bill as lawmakers returned to veto considerations.
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S. Pullen
James Wolford
Johnson County
Iowa
Esbon
Kas
Harry Hull
Anne Elizabeth Geltner
Williamsburg
Banta
Senate
Robb
Polk County
Kenneth Barnes
Des Moines
Great Western
Lieber
James Austin Smith
Iowa Valve Company
Oskaloosa
Holdoegel
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Iowa House
Woodbury County
Rumiley
Kime
Ft. Dodge
Horchem
Iowa Senate
Price
American Legion
Railroad Commission
C. W. Savage
House
Savage
Lloyd Schuler
Manchester
Albert Lea
Minn
Schuler
Matusch
Kendall
Springer Public Utilities
House of Representatives
A. C. Gustafson
Will Denton
Omaha
Leeds
Sioux City
Howard
Dentons
Doolittle
Dutcher
Carnally
Central and Parsons duel ends in Central defeat at Fairfield Pella
The intercollegiate debate at Fairfield and Pella on March 23 saw Central and Parsons contend on the Kansas labor dispute law. Central teams lacking in rebuttal ease were outmatched by Parsons, though speakers showed worth. Aftermath urged students to leave drifting habits, embrace action and service.
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Central
Parsons
Fairfield
Pella
Kansas
Connie de Bruin
Louis Reeverts
Aber Klaaren
Prof. Liggett
Henry Fikse
Calvin Bosch
Henry Rozendaal
Drifting Person Describes Reluctant Doer Motive
The text defines a drifting person as someone eager to volunteer yet never acts. It notes this individual prefers the present and plans for future actions, making it easy to drift.
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Drittie
Student Volunteer Meeting Report Declines in Attendance
The student volunteer meeting drew a small turnout as many members were away on glee club trips. Cunera Van Emmerick led the session and outlined another phase of the work of the Near East. The group explored home life and deduced that these people's industries are commonly linked to their daily economy.
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Central Ray
Cunera van Emmerick
Transition to Industrial Life in Rural Communities
The text contrasts home life with wage selling, noting women produce rugs and pottery for home use while poverty pushes some to market. Men sustain agriculture similarly for family use, with little surplus. It predicts the current individually self-sufficient system will fail as foreigners arrive, urging a guiding protector through the transition to a complex, interdependent society.
Prescription Aims to Cure Rheumatism by Purported Impurity Dissolution
James H. Allen suffered years with rheumatism and developed a self claimed remedy. He asserts accumulated impurities called uric acid deposits are dissolved and removed, banishing symptoms. He offers Allenrhu through druggists with a money back promise on the first two bottles if no benefit.
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James H. Allen
Allenrhu
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Camp Dodge
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Watts
Oppenheimer-Alsop CO
Imers
the Golden Eagle
Oskaloosa, Iowa
New York
Harris-Emery ‘Company
Des. Moines
Vander Linden
Rexall
Rock Lae
Wabash
Howell
RCO Deatee
W. C.verploeg
Ames Graduate Veterinarian
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone
Main Street
DE Reus & van Zante
Chamber of Commerce
DR. C. I. Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
J. J. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
A. J. Visser
Franklin F
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
P. A. Edmund
Wagner's Clothing
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
Vander Zyl Bros
Jabarw
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Wagner's
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