Iowa tax revision passes after conference committee deal
The measure replaces a 1 to 24 percent Senate sales tax with a flat 2 percent tax on retail sales and introduces a 1 to 5 percent net income tax. Corporations face a flat 2 percent income levy. The bill, expiring April 1 1937, aims to broaden the tax base and raise about 20 million dollars for administration emergency aid for the poor and replacing local property millage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Iowa
Geo. Patterson
Subscription rates and mailing notes from a 1910 Iowa paper
The notice lists in home territory yearly subscriptions at 2.00 and extra copies at 806. Away from home rates are yearly and advance payments. Foreign country subscriptions are 0.00. The item is entered as second class matter May 14, 1910 at the Relfe Iowa post office under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relfe
Iowa
Delicate Missouri Editor Urges Renewal Reminders
A small town editor in Missouri signals renewals are due. The note cites subscribers forgetting promises and stresses the necessity of payments for the business, urging timely action without direct threats.
Lawmakers weigh liquor bills and pensions amid session sprint
The legislature to consider a state liquor setup with county stores or distributors, a head tax proposal for pensions, a road patrol using motorcycle officers, and substantial beer law amendments raising content to 4 percent. Debates focus on financing schemes and adjourning the session.
Political candidate announcements in Buena Vista and neighboring counties
A group of voters learned notices list several 1934 primary campaigns. Hubert Kapsch seeks renomination for state senator on the Republican ticket after serving in the 44th and 45th General Assemblies. Other candidates announce possible runs for Pocahontas County sheriff, Supervisor-at-Large, or county supervisor terms, with June 4, 1934 primaries noted and requests for support from Republican or Democratic electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Pocahontas County
Hubert Kapsch
Office of Supervisors-At
Clarence Jensen
Rolfe
O. F. Young
Havelock
Ben Fischer
Palmer
Poultry Records Show Profit From 1932 33 Flock
W F Priebe shares a farmer couple’s business like record keeping for November 1932 to November 1933. Values include poultry on hand buildings and equipment feed interest depreciation and sales of poultry eggs. Profit shown as 507.58 for the year with poultry and eggs for home use. Priebe offers to share their names and invite visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Priebe
Dr C W Siefkin speaks on centristry as a vocation
Rolfe high school heard Dr C W Siefkin discuss centristry as a vocation in the fourth vocational lecture in February. Milo Ives family moved to Laurens area with Roger and Thomas accompanying. Allen to complete studies at D M T. Six weeks tests and honor lists announced. 8th graders study area of circles and trapezoids. grade orchestra forming under Jeane Scheffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Siefkin
Rolfe
Milo Ives
Laurens
Roger
Thomas
Allen
Calvin Stoner
Bernice Weishaar
Fae Kilbourne
Adelaide Weishaar
Pocahontas County
Marjorie Cook
Pauline Luft
Adleaide Weishaar
George Marine
Henrietta Kauffman
Mildred Kilbourne
Jeane Scheffers
Glenn Majorowicz
Jack George
Happenings at Havelock and Nearby Social活动
Mrs Will Bloomer was rushed to Laurens for medical aid after a Sunday illness. Sunshine Club members met in Mrs Jack Fokken's home on Wednesday. Sam Veazie made a Mason City trip. Supt W C Nystuen and high school seniors traveled to Algona for class pictures. The Sunshine Club staged a party at Frank Johnsons with 58 attendees and a later lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bloomer
Laurens
K. P. Hunter
Sunshine Club
Jack Fokken
Sam Veazie
Mason City
W. C. Nystuen
Algona
Frank Johnson
Ella Chase
Bunko
M. Byrne
Pocahontas
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Gene Waters
Joe Edge
Ames
M. E
J. L. Miller
L. Gibbs
Fort Dodge
Frank
Ernest Johnson
Verne Waters
John Ralle
Bert Smith
West Bend
American Legion
W. Stoulil
L. Boysen
W. E. Mick
Gus Huff
Havelock
Fonda I. O. O. F
Dr. K. P. Hunter
Harold McVey
Vincent Keerles
Dale Stover
H. F. Howard
Fred Kline
Clarence Johnson
Whittemore
Johnson
Will Randolph
Rose Lou
Annual School Election Notice for Rolfe Iowa
The Independent School District of Rolfe Iowa announces its annual meeting at the district school on Monday March 12 1934 from noon to 7 p m Officers to be elected include one director for a two year term succeeding L R Davidson and one director succeeding J C Brogotti Seey J H Brinkman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Iowa
L. R. Davidson
J. C. Brogotti
J. H. Brinkman
Probate of Will Notice Pocahontas Iowa 1934
In Pocahontas County Iowa District Court January Term 1934 the will of Harry K. Squires dated February 1919 has been filed. A hearing to prove the will is set at 2:00 PM on March 13 1934 at the Pocahontas courthouse before the district court or clerk. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated February 8 1934 Pocahontas Iowa J W Berry Clerk of District Court.
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State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Harry K. Squires
Pocahontas
Iowa
P T A Meeting At Have lock High School
A splendid Have lock P T A meeting was held in the high school assembly room last Wednesday evening with Mrs. J M Ralle presiding. Entertainment featured a song The CWA by Alfred Craig, a baritone horn solo, a spelling bee, a playlet by District No 9, and musical selections by Henry and Melvin Buck. A volunteer play and a small admittance charge were approved to fund dishes for the home economics department. An excellent lunch concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. M. Ralle
Cc. S. Barth
S. S. Whitmore
Edith Grove
CWA
Alfred Craig
Craig Barth
District No. 9
Henry
Melvin Buck
Community Showers Honor Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hersom
A Friday afternoon shower at Mrs. Ella Chase’s home honored Mrs. Chas. Davis with many guests and gifts. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Susie Thompson and Mrs. Gerald Henderson. The Sunshine Club then hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Richard Hersom at the W. M. Pirie home with sixty three attendees and fruit refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Ella Chase
Susie Thompson
Plover
Will Ralph
Rodman
Gerald Henderson
Pocahontas
Ronewald Tremeland
Glen Cooksey
Laurens
The
Sunshine Club
Richard Hersom
W. M
Farm relocations update with multiple transfers listed
The notice outlines a series of farm and residence relocations. H Broderson moves to the Muncie farm as Stroup takes the vacated Broderson place. Clarence Johnson relocates near Whittemore, FE Waters moves to Johnson’s former site, and G A Hollenbeck shifts from Laurens to Waters’s former farm. J Weishaar moves to Derr farm, John Hacker to Quade residence, Ted Stover to a farm near Plover, Bert Riggs to a Plover residence, R E Gruver to the Mick residence, and F Quade to the Bloudil residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Broderson
Muncie
Mr. Stroup
Mr. Broderson
Clarence Johnson
Whittemore
Methodial Church Notes Rev C L Day Pastor
Services and activities for next week will be held at the church. If you have no other church affiliation you are welcome to worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelodk
Rev. C. L. Day
New Activated Carbon Purifies Water In Cities
Activated carbon called Nuchar now purifies water in several American cities. Col. J Wrench of Industrial Chemical Co says one pound sweetens 100000 gallons and sells for about a nickel. The carbon absorbs plant oils and mineral oils to remove bad tastes and odors. This is not an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. Wench
Industrial Chemical Co
Johns-Manville
East 45Th Street
New York City
N. Y
United States
Col. Wrench
Notice of Executor Appointment in Nettie B Campbell Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County notice states the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of Nettie B Campbell deceased. Creditors and claimants must present debts or seek payment as prescribed by law, with dated February 20 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Nettie B. Campbell
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