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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
6
The House approved a broad bill by 213 to 30 to deport aliens convicted of offenses with imprisonment. Other items include plans for Coolidge speech at the Norse-American centennial and changes in postal salaries and rates under the Kelly bill.
Budget Director E L Hogue recommends a 2.21 mill reduction in the next two year levy, lowering the annual state property tax to 9.14 mills and totaling 32 063 828 40 for the biennium. The report covers departments boards and foundations with a total state appropriation of 28 272 803 40.
Des Moines Iowa Jersey Cattle club adopts a resolution protesting oleomargarine as a substitute for butter in state institutions and pledges a bill to the legislature. The same issue frames a proposed state income tax plan taxing 1 to 5 thousand dollars at 1 percent and 2 percent thereafter with a 6 percent top rate. Spencer Mayor W Z Long urges Des Moines to oppose a new gasoline tax as unfair to cities.
The Des Moines city council won approval for the right to issue bonds and levy a one mill tax to fund a new detention hospital, via passage of the Goodwin Bill. In Guttenberg an abandoned brewery stone will be used for Mississippi river dam projects to deepen the waterway.
The lesson stresses Christians are citizens and church members, obligated to submit to civil rulers as God’s representatives. It outlines duties: obeying authorities, paying taxes and fees, honoring magistrates, and avoiding debt and sin. The grand incentive is readiness for Christ’s return, casting off darkness and putting on the armor of light through Christ.
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