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Legislature Urged to Cut Taxes and Protect Bank Deposits
An Iowa Farmer editorial calls for decisive action by Des Moines lawmakers on two core issues bank deposit guarantees and road bonding. It condemns the Executive Council for raising farm land assessments and alleges improper spending, urging immediate measures to curb taxes and secure safe money places, with watchful public scrutiny of leaders.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Willy-Nilly
Haynes
Glenn GC. Haynes
Fortieth General Assembly
Executive Council
Ito
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa Governor Hammill Faces Banking Crisis Fallout
Press commentary sharpens focus on Governor Hammill over banking legislation. Critics fault his lack of concrete remedies in the address and urge a plan to boost confidence in state banks to keep deposits local. Political stakes rise as supporters and farmers weigh his shift ahead of primaries.
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Hammill
Iowa
Steck
Ito
Farmers of
Wells Mirror notes service gaps by Interstate Power in Minnesota towns
The Wells Mirror reports Interstate Power Company not providing service in several Minnesota towns with improving conditions in Titania over the last few weeks. Mrs. Joe Reiter notes a poultry operation yielding 1314 dollars in eggs and poultry for the past year, including sales. She raises 710 birds with 35 roosters and invites others to share production figures with the Bancroft Register.
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Wells Mirror
Interstate Power Company
Minnesota
Titania
Joe Reiter
Reiter
Central Power bids for Britt business and rural light service
The Central Power and Light Company met Britt town officials to quote rates as it builds a high line from Clarion to Forest City via Corwith aimed at tapping Britt for business. Elsewhere, snowbound roads and a bewildered press highlight rural life and the shortage of town news.
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Britt
Central Power & Light Company
Clarion
Forest City
Corwith
Unntit Lown
Electives and grade updates at the city high school
New elective offerings include Sociology and Psychology or bookkeeping for Seniors, Solid Geometry for Juniors, American History for Sophomores, and Civics for Freshmen. An operetta February 1 and 2 at 8 o'clock sharp is highlighted.
Titonka High School Basketball Schedule
Titonka High School releases its winter schedule with games against Bancroft on January 28 at Bancroft, Ledyard on February 4 at Titonka, two teams playing Swea City and Lone Rock on February 11 at Lone Rock, and a February 18 away game against Ledyard at Ledyard.
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Titonka High School
Titonka
Bancroft
Ledyard
Swea City
Lone Rock
Corn Borer Reaches Illinois as Westward March Accelerates
Officials report the corn borer advancing into Illinois near the eastern border as it moves toward Iowa. No major damage yet but Congress has authorized funds to check spread and Representative Purnell proposes a further 14 million dollars if needed. Iowa may seek Assembly appropriations to cooperate with federal efforts and belt states in the fight.
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Ilinois
Iowa
Dingla
Congress
Purnell
Iowa urged to preemptively guard against corn borer invasion
The Iowa Homestead urges strong liberal authorization to keep the corn borer out, arguing Iowa should act in Elinvis and Idienia before the pest reaches the state. It warns delays raise costs and threaten crops, citing Dean Charles F. Curtis of Ames as active in the nationwide pest campaign.
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Dean Charles F. Curtis
Ames
Iowa Homestead
Protecting Fish At Eagle Lake Renovation Effort
Early last week Chris Jacobson reported many fish near an opening in Eagle Lake and under thin ice. Jim Ross led a response with a centrifugal pump, cutting ice holes thirty feet apart, to prevent fish losses as Game Warden R. P. Monplasure supervised. The cause is blamed on thaw and snow cover sealing cracks, trapping gases that killed fish.
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Chris Jacobson
Eagle Lake
Jim Ross
Jim
R. P. Monplasure
Mason City
Monplasure
Britt News
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