Lovrien Honored For Budget Law Service In Iowa
The Humboldt county note praises Fred Lovrien for guiding Iowa tax relief and the budget law. It cites a four year tax cut totaling over 11 million dollars and credits his work on the public depository law and the Lovrien Brookhart initiative that kept schools and local governments solvent during bank failures. Humboldt calls Lovrien a valuable legislator and urges support for his return.
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Humboldt
Fred Lovrien
Fred
Iowa
Lovrien
General Assembly
Lovrien-Brookhart
Mrr
Brookhart
Senate
Pocahontas
Political announcements for Pocahontas county races in 1928
A series of Republican primary filings from Pocahontas county Iowa announcing candidacy for state representative county offices including auditor treasurer sheriff clerk of district court recorder and county attorney with primary date set for June 1928. Named candidates include Byron G Allen Roy A Johnson J H Wilson G G Butler Chas Stebbins C S Omundson H C West A L Anderson CG G James Katherine Boozell W W Harris Abe DeVaul.
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Pocahontas County
Roy A. Johnson
Pocahontas
Iowa
J. H. Wilson
John F. Carlson
G. G. Butler
Rolfe
C. S. Omundson
H. C. West
Havelock
District Court
A. L. Anderson
Fonda
CG. G. James
Katherine Boozell
Abe DeVaul
Foresight and loyalty clash in Pocahontas county road debate
A local editorial weighs political loyalties, the chance of Coolidge's return, and road funding needs in Pocahontas county. It notes Jim Wilson as a loyal candidate tied to Rolfe, questions future value of current road policy, and predicts costly bets on future paving under Bowman’s early campaigning.
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Jim Wilson
Rolfe
Jim
Bond issue and road plans in Black Hawk county history
The piece recalls Black Hawk county’s earlier bond issue on a direct property tax basis with abutting property assessments at twenty five percent, credits Mr. Bowman as an artful speaker, notes the county’s early adoption of a comprehensive road plan, and laments increasing government inspectors and regulatory burdens on business, urging reform via the vote. It closes with a Treasury Department notice dated April 12 1928 announcing claims against The First National Bank of Rolfe Iowa must be presented within three months.
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Black Hawk County
Bowman
Good Roads Association
Peps
Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
First National Bank
Rolfe
Iowa
N. W. Irwin
General Motors Proving Ground Shows Car Improvements
The text highlights continuous GM product improvements. It notes a 1245 acre Proving Ground tests new designs and proves them before offering to buyers. It claims yearly advances in quality, performance and beauty with no price increase.
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General Motors
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Seven famous GM cars on low-cost Purchase Plan
The General Motors cars listed include passenger cars and trucks across models covering every purse. Prices at the factory range from 495 to 5500 dollars with four-wheel brakes and Fisher closed bodies. All are backed by permanent service organizations and tested for value per dollar in their price class.
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General Motors
Fisher
Great Proving Ground
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