Tax Study Authorized by Legislature for 1957 Session
Iowa tax study to survey the entire tax and revenue system will begin after adjournment this month. It aims to show taxpayers a full picture and guide legislative action on added services and taxes, with work completed before the 1957 session. If timely, Gov. Hoegh may call a special session after the 1956 elections.
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Towa Press Association
Iowa
Leo Hoey
Hoegh
Fra. Nye
The
Rapids Gazette
Linda Nye
Ring Test to Be Conducted in Mahaska County
Mahaska County Extension Service in cooperation with state and federal agriculture departments will conduct a ring test on May 2 to screen local dairy herds for Brucellosis Bang's Disease. Milk and cream from county stations will be tested to identify infected cows, with follow up blood tests for reactors. Farmers may opt out by notifying their receiving plant operator. Eldon J Mahaska County Extension Director notes the disease costs Iowa farmers 2 to 3 million dollars annually.
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Mahaska County
Iowa
Focal
Eldon J
Pella school district quarterly financial report ends March 31 1955
The School District of Pella Iowa presents a quarterly financial report for the quarter ending March 31 1955. It shows beginning balance 24996.79 total receipts 36214.14 and total to account for 115315.09 with total expenditures 47366.39 leaving end balance 18996.79. The report itemizes regular salaries petty cash funds libraries and numerous district expenses with multiple vendors and institutions including Pella Nat Bank Grace to be withheld state pension and various suppliers. John J. Blommers certifies the accuracy of the record before a notary on April 9 1965.
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Cornie
Wilhelmina Schuring
General Fund
Pella Nat. Bank
C. I. Hersom
Petty Cash Fund
Petty Cash
Chester Leu
Thelma Grandia
Tcig
Fay E. Mentink
Uyper
Bldrs
Me Iurg Co
Society & Edu
Yman
Miller Music
United Scientific Co
Hopkins
Milway, Inc
Metropolitan
Mishel
Reader's Digest
the Fideler Co
J.B. Lippincott Co
V&r Grocery
Farmers’ Co-op Exch
Star Gil Co
White Way Auto Co
Otley Co-op Exch
Breen & Kelderman
Frank Tromp
Steenhoek Auto
Grootveld Oil Co. Oil
Pella Foundry Co
Veenstra Appl. Co
Strauss Lock Co
Hawkeye Mach.Co
Jelsma Ins. Agey
van den Berg Elec. and Paint Co
Gerard M. Gosselink
Bruinekool
Horace Mann
Pella Const. Co
Jm Bud
Twila van Hemert
Jane Gosselink
Marie Nieburg
Milton Bradley Co
R. Parker
S. Latta & Son
the Kacena Co
Lee’s Variety
Kuyper
Miller Music Co
Educ
Mus
Cecil H. Vines
Scott-Foresman Co
Gamble Store
Duro Decal Co
Master Products Co
Metropolitan Sup. Co
Instr
Dictaphone Corp
Educ, Specialties Co
MacMillan C
EB. A. Libra Service
J. Weston Walch
Library
Prentice-Hall,brary
E. M. Hale and Co
H. W. Wilson Co
Town State College
Star Oil Co
Schiebout Fire
Grootveld Schuring Garage
Breen & Kelder
Lowe and Campbeil
Amer
Celung Co
E. de Cook
Prentice-Hall
Jacob J. de Haan
Inst
Wholesale
Jan
Harper Brush
Veeee
Vandermeuren
Hoektema
Sui Os C. Herman Veenatra
Towa Elec
City of Electric and Water
Town Sound P Service
F. W. Geurts
McMaster-Carr
Amer. Crayon Ci
Pigott Sup. Co
Swarp Pub. Co
World Book Co
John C. Winston Co
Webster Pub. Co
Horace Mann Mat
Ins
Pella
Zalser’s, Inc
Ginn and Co
John J. Blommers
A. Dey
Artificial insemination boosts Iowa dairy production and traits
Iowa data show artificially conceived calves yield heavier daughters with higher milk and butterfat. Bulls at three Iowa studs mated to about 2,050 cows yearly, far exceeding natural-breeding averages. Daughters average 409 lb more milk and 26.7 lb more milk fat per lactation. Studs offer free semen to 4 H and FFA participants completing dairy projects.
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Iowa
Fitcham
Artificial Breeding on the Increase in Iowa Dairy Herds
Iowa dairy herds show rising use of artificial insemination with 297,229 cows bred last year, an 8 percent rise. Extension dairyman Robert Fincham notes continued expansion in 1956 as AI services jump 7 to 18 percent in early months. Cows serviced last year equal 31 percent of dairy cows two years old and older. Fincham cites major advantages.
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State Board of Social Welfare
Iowa
Mary Huncke
Dayton Countryman
House
Hoogh
Hoegh
State Conservation Commission
Akers
Robert Fincham
Iowa State College
Towa
Fincham
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Iowa Senate
Senate
Highway Commission
Chet Akers
Reserve District No
Pella National Bank
Pelle
U.S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
County of Marion
Hs. I. C
C. Smorenberg
J. R
Drake J. G
DE Haan
C. F
Dykstra
G. A. Andreas
Martha Zylstra
Lake Prairie
Marion
Farmers’ Union Co-op
Wrilesge
Milesge Follett Pub. Co
F. A. Owen Co
Waechter Lor
Ibr
U. of
Elec
Iate
the Xioens Co
Vandermeulen Hoeksema
Kuyper Music Hse
W. Ashe Radio Corp
Pella Impl. Store
Vogelaar’s Hiw
Kuyper Bldrs
Mat. Co
Art
Hammond-Stephens
Continental Press
A.C. McClurg Co
Ibs
Klipto
Bob's Standard Service
A.D. Ver
Fowler Tel. Co
Herman Jellema
Keith W. Emmfiert
Johnson Service Co
Globe Plug
Ate. Co
Frank N. de Wit
Notary
We Kraves Bigelow
Federal Discount Corp. Livermore Building
Oskaloosa, Lowa
Martin Naaktgeboren
Phome Pella
Sully
Peoria
Don J. van Gorp
Bankers Life Insurance
Ford
Ulrich Motor Co
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