Schools Need More State Help Across Iowa
The piece argues Iowa schools rely heavily on local taxes with only 2.2 percent of revenues from state sources, citing comparisons to Kansas and Delaware. It warns against diverting special taxes from school use and notes political tensions, including references to Wallace relatives and debates over Governor races and election integrity.
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States Teachers’ Association
Kansas
Landon
Delaware
Iowa
Iowa Political Contests and Local Tax Debates Highlighted
The report discusses a legislative contest by lot and public sentiment against technicalities, politics in agriculture industry talks, linotype and clock repairs, and potential shifts between old guard and progressive Republicans led by Beardsley and Byers. It notes Governor-elect Kraschel opposing the old age head tax, Des Moines brewery plans, and Iowa’s reliance on outsiders for processing.
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Republican Party
Iowa
Old Guard
Beardsley
New Virginia
Senator Byers
Cedar Rapids
Senate
Senator Beardsley
Byers
Knudson
Roelfs
Kraschel
Frank Priebes Weekly I Emer Poultry Outlook
Dear Friends: fears of low turkey prices have come true and Thanksgiving prices disappoint producers. Eat turkey to reduce surplus and take advantage of the affordable meat. Capons, however, fetch high prices despite overall low fowl prices. Mrs Spencer of near Iowa City sold 140 capons weighing 1206 pounds for $212 last week, about 1.50 per bird, seven and a half months old.
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Spencer
Iowa City
Iowa
Tax debate looms as Iowa legislature splits on bills
In a winter session marked by tax clashes the 45th general assembly faced stalemate over tax measures. Senator Dickinson announced plans to practice law in Iowa after contentious races, with his home Algona county giving his opponent a 3300 plurality and signaling political tensions over taxes.
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45Th General Assembly
Dickinson
Iowa
Algona
Profit minded farming tips on future planning
The speaker advises learning for future profit by doing what others do not. They urge raising large chickens for early market and keeping hens productive to outpace average producers. When one product is abundant, supply the scarcer item. The law of supply and demand remains valid.
Iowa farmers urged to grow trusted corn varieties for seed
Iowa State agricultural experts advise growers to plant known proven corn varieties for seed rather than importing seed with uncertain value. The guidance stresses using reliable, locally adapted seed to maximize yield and avoid losses.
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Iowa
Iowa State
Callepe Acres
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