Energy. A Flourish of Conversation and Clothes
Old Lady muses on energy talk between two Fascisti, then notes how every topic has a clear point. Seattle emerges as the Pacific coast center for fresh and frozen fish, ranking behind Boston and Gloucester in distribution. A quip on vitamins versus calories ends a light Business Man's Lunch item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
Seattle
Pacific Coast
United States
Boston
Gloucester
Iowa Legislature Faces Big Spending And Land Title Reforms
After twenty six days the Iowa General Assembly had 351 bills in the mills while 10 passed both houses and 11 died in committees. Major items include a Rockefeller funded medical unit, a 500000 bovine tuberculosis appropriation, and proposals to adopt the American Torrens land title system with a state guaranty fund. Proposals on the temple of justice fund and county superintendent of schools drew sharp debate as tax and spending questions loom.
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State House
William S. Kenyon
William R. Blake
Senate
House
Board of Education
Ames
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
State Board of Control
State University
Rockefeller Foundations
Perkins Hospital
Medical College
University Hospital
Legislative Mills
Educational and Board of Control
Fortieth General Assembly
Highway Commission
Iowa
Caties
Buffington
Carter
Forty-First General Assembly
Supreme Court
Land Titles Committee
Thirty-Ninth
General Assembly
Ontjes
Berry
Storey
Cessna
Temple of Justice
States General Fund For
Blake
Extension Treasury
General State Fund
Town State Teachers Association
Teachers Association
McIntosh
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Calumet
U. S
Canada
Western
Iitelf
Mcrals
COOK
Watertown
St. Paul
Minn
Eelicitey Areaales
Liwwissaru P
Aforma- Betines
Jen
R.P.D
S.d. Garrett
Jackson Street
Tah
Putnam
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Kentucky
Smith & Scott Tob. CO. (Incorporated
Paducah
LIO IV Produce
Baby Eye G& Furniture
Hameo
Michigan
Cryse
Genuine Bull Durham Tobacco
Japan
Miya Trading CO
West 34Th St
New York City
Humphrey
Nebraska St
Sioux City
Martin
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