Governer vetoes Kendall Utilities Bill amid budget clash
Governor Kendall vetoed the public utilities bill after arguing it would grant indeterminate franchise powers and threaten public control. The 39th General Assembly faced clashes over school appropriations and salary cuts as lawmakers pressed for retrenchment.
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49Th General Assembly
Housa
House
Springer
Louisa
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Senate
Anderson
Winnbago
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House of Representatives
General’ Assembly
Malion
Su Preme Court
Tornado Awareness and Farm Demonstrations Promoted
The Lakota Record notes the unpredictable reach of tornadoes despite national safety. It urges farmers to collect soil samples from different field areas for demonstrations and soil tests, highlighting weather risks and planned agricultural talks.
Soil Demonstrations On Acid Soils By Mr Harry Warner
Mr Harry Warner from the soils extension department will tour the county April 6 7 and 8 for soil demonstrations. The program centers on acid or sour soils and how to identify them with sample drops and local township talks by experts in Cresco Grose Lotis Creek Whittemore Riverdale Sherman La Verne Greenwood Ramsey and other townships.
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Harry Warner
Soils Extension Department
ViF_ Grose
Cresco Town
A.A. Dreyer
Lotis
Hunt Named New County Supervisor in Bancroft Region
A. B. Hunt of Bancroft is appointed to fill the unexpired term of former Supervisor Wm. Anderson. Hunt, a long-time county resident, has worked with Anderson in business and drainage projects and is expected to carry forward Anderson’s plans. The selection followed local politics over a road project in Greenwood township.
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A. B.hunt
Bancroft
Wd. Anderson
Hunt
Anderson
Greenwood Township
Shane
Mr. Hunt
Proper Housing for Work-Horses and Safe Foal Rearing
Owners must provide clean warm quarters for horses including mares and foals. Exposure to damp weather and rain can harm young stock, with spring rains risking illness or stunted growth.
Heroes of the Mall and postal workers honored in recap
The piece praises postal clerks and letter carriers as real heroes, noting nearly 400000 workers and urging humane reforms under Will Hays. It contrasts routine strain with humane treatment, and includes agricultural tips and a sale notice for Barred Rock eggs at Titanics.
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Sonta
Hays’ Hutman
Proper care rules for riding horses from a historical guide
The passage urges thorough daily horse care to prevent saddle sores. Wipe sweat from the harness and horse, clean gear, and keep the skin healthy with diluted vinegar or hazel for rashes. Bathe wounds, adjust collars with padding, and provide water and rest at night to improve condition without cost.
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Green Sea
Horges
Ger man Township Honors Deceased Louis J. Krause
In appreciation of Louis J. Krause a veteran of the township service the board of trustees of German Township expresses deep respect for his long and faithful work as school director and township clerk His neat records and trusted leadership endear him to all residents and he will be greatly missed by the community.
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Will Hays
Postmater
German Township
Louis J. Krause
Ottr
Gove |Oice
Global War Ends Near as Nations Move Toward Peace
The article notes Germany adopts armament limits and disbands armed groups while Turkey seeks stability with neighbors. Poland and Ukraine make peace with Russia, and Mexico and Panama move toward calm. Greece faces debt and risk of conflict, with France and England likely to influence the region. overall, a slow shift toward peace is urged.
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Germany
Tussia
Poland
Ukraine
Turkey
Shade
Mexico
Panama
Greece
Fitte
Francé
England
Graaks
Penes
Amiaties
Tine
Obituary of a respected resident in Lutheran faith
Louis Frederick Krause born December 6 1872 in Lake Mills Wisconsin was the eldest son of Cary Krause and Mathilda Zime German. He trained as a barber, then as a clerk and later ran a grocery business with honesty as his policy. After heart trouble and measles attacks he weakened, remained in a chair, and died peacefully at age 48 years 3 months and 25 days. He leaves a wife and son, his mother and foster father, two sisters and many relatives. He was a respected neighbor and active member of the Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church.
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Louis Frederick Krause
Lake Mills
Wis
Cary Krause
Mathilda
Zime
Lotte
Creek Township
Dutheran
Roy. Maag
Ledyard
F. A. Patterson
Gers Man Valley
Tjarkesigre
German Valley
Katty Traden
Cary
Kraus
Vale Jace
Algona
Ms Son
Gome
Mia
Berfore
Gd Gadsch
Allion
P. A Patterson
Oliver Martin
Ieatches
Krange
Alwrya Raudy Loure
Evangelical Lutheran Imintinuel Lutheran Church
Benjamin Defies Fate in Fort Madison Prison Band
A Fort Madison dispatch reports L. T. Benjamin of Algona serving fifty years for his wife’s killing last January is in good spirits. He participates in the prison band, stays in contact with friends outside, and plans for life after release.
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Fort Madison
L.T. Benjamin
Algona
Benjamin Taif
Keops
Farm Wanted for Fall Delivery in Olney
Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale for fall delivery. Contact L. Jones, Box 651, Olney.
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Sele
L. Jones
Olney
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