Not Much Action in Ether House and Committee Shifts
Des Moines January 26 1925 senate and house report slow start with few new acts. Lieut Gov Kimball and Speaker Holgon announce committee chairs sparking interest in retrenchment and reform panel with $20 000 to $106 000 fund. Senior Fulton resigns as public utilities chair and Bouster Shinn also leaves labor committees amid party bloc tensions.
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Senate
House
State Board of Education
Kimball
Renate
Holgon
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Judiciary
Bowne
Perking
Sac County
Stoddard
Woodbury
Reed
Howard County
Vincent
Guthrie
Carter
Hardin
Renkin
Lee
Fulton
Jeferson County
Public Utilities
Benate
Bouster Shinn
Harrigan County
Dig County
Election of Fair Association Officers in State Legislature
The piece lists numerous names for House and Senate Agriculture and related committees. It notes joint committee meetings this week and predicts House harmony while Senate may be belligerent. Former Gov. Frank Lowden spoke in Des Moines with mixed reviews on roads funding and state bonds.
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House—Agriculture
Hollis
Carter
Launders
Board of Control
Grimwood
Venard
Wilson
Rassler
Patterson
Knuteen
Center
Rankin
Forsling
Hateen
Edge
Diltz
Wolfe
Harrison
Blake
Lovrein
F. Johnson
Jcarter
Milder
O'Donnell
Vincent
Jules
Alstad
Rust
Mathews
Sénate
Buser
Stoddard
Banks
Shane
Board of
Control
Kimberly
Charit
Roberts
Haskell
Commerce and Trade
Kern
Clearman
Slemmons
Perking
Reed
White
Hornchem
Romkey
Dergma
House
Senate
Kumog
Frank Lowden
Lowden
Ilnois
Des Moines
General Assembly
Gov. Lowden
Linda
Illinoiis
Iowa
Farming Prospects Rise in Iowa 1924 Income Data
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports 1924 average Iowa farm income near 2900 dollars per farm for the season. It notes higher per acre value for leading crops from 21.52 in 1923 to about 24.00 in 1924, aided by improved farming methods at the state college of agriculture.
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Kossuth County
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Iowa
Institute
U. S
State College of Agriculture
Iowa Senate considers bank depositor protection and crime bills
Senator M L Bowman introduces a bill patterned after the Nebraska bank guarantee law to raise a fund from all banks to pay depositors in insolvent banks. Senator Romkey proposes criminalizing making it illegal to tote liquor on the hip. Representative Late Hill pushes stronger prohibition enforcement. Budget Director House presents a unified state appropriations measure to streamline past separate bills.
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M. L. Bowman
Senate
Nebraska
Romkey
Burlington
Hill
Nora Springa
House
Iowa General Assembly
B. M., Stoddard
Woodbury
Senate Appropriations Board
Gas Tax Bill Drafted For Statewide Submission
A gasoline tax measure is being drafted and will be introduced in the Senate by Senator Bergman and in the House by Representatives Britain and Elliott. The plan calls for tax collection at state borders where gasoline enters, with assessment and booking at that point, though it will require considerable work.
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Senate
House
Bergman
Jasper County
Brittain
Madleon County
Elliott
Polk
Honor Roll of Topic Subscribers Paying in Advance
The Topic lists numerous subscribers who paid a year in advance since the last issue. Names include Mrs Bred Gerdes Woden Ia Harrenga Castlewood D Jacob Koestler Gucken Minn Anton Holcomb Hanlontown Ia J M Cunningham Volga leowa Lee Tuttle Albert Lea Minn Geo Aika Lakota Ia Matilda Fritz Titonka Ia Wn Tjaden Titonka Ia Fred Banda Titonka Ia Wim Woods Titonka Ia P O Kreger Titonka Ia Gus Richher Titonka Ia Robert Pink Titonka Ta John Boekelman Titonka Ta L A Bolenus Burt Ia Arend Swalve Buffalo Center Ia John Greenfield Woden Ia Ey Huber Plainfield Wis 10% Deickman Sheldon Wis Mrs Henry Boyken Woden Iowa American Red Cross Algona Iowa M Anderson Austenville Iowa Anton Boeckholt Tltonka ta
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Bred Gerdes
Woden
Harrenga
Castlewood
Jacob Koestler
Gucken
Minn
Anton
Holcomb
Hanlontown
J. M. Cunningham
Volga
Leowa
Lee Tuttle
Albert Lea
Geo
Aika
Lakota
Iowa
Matilda Fritz
Titonka
Tjaden
Fred Banda
Wim. Woods
P. O. Kreger
Gus. Richher
Robert Pink
John Boekelman
L. A. Bolenus
Burt
Arend Swalve
Buffalo Center
John
Greenfield
Huber
Plainfield
Wis
Deickman
Sheldon
Henry
Boyken
American Red Cross
Algona
M. “Anderson
Austenville
Anton, Boeckholt
Tltonka
Titonka Odd Fellows and Rebeccah's Hold Banquet
Mike Bauman of Titonka Iowa thanks supporters during his baby Nina Carol illness and sorrow. A recent contest between Odd Fellows and Rebeccah's ended with the losing side hosting the winners at a banquet provided by Titonka Cafe. About fifty members attended the event.
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Nina
Carol
Robert Ward
Odd Fellows
Rebeccah's
Titonka Cafe
Rebeccah
Titonka Gun Club Holds Monthly Shoot
The Titonka Gun Club conducted a Tuesday afternoon shoot in the Dickman pasture with participants scoring high marks.
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Titonka Gun Club
Dickman Pasture
Women Farmers Add Flavor to State Agriculture Data
Blue Valley Creamery Institute analysis shows about 7 500 women farmers in the state, with over 4 200 operating their own farms and 20 managers. Dairying poultry and hogs are key specialties, 500 000 acres under cultivation, farms valued at 115 million dollars, and women own or operate two percent of farms and 1 6 percent of acreage.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Faminine Agriculturiste
Institut
Senate Debates On Muscle Shoals and Postal Reform
Washington notes discuss the Underwood bill leaving Muscle Shoals to the secretary of wear until sale, Ford Authorization, and possible conference. A new postal salary bill faces Senate passage with rate changes under challenge by Senator Swanson who argues origin should be in the House. Agricultural groups brief the President’s commission and Congress committees on a McNary-Haugen style plan with price ratio elements removed. A visiting group of Iowa clubwomen led by Mrs. H W Taylor Des Moines Mrs Ida B Wise Smith Iowa City Mrs Max Mayer toured committees in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Secretary of Wear
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Ford Authorization Ag
House
Congress
Swanson
American Council of Agriculture
President's Agricultural Commission
Committees On Agriculture
Washington
Mra
H. W. Taylor
Bloomfeld
Ida B, Wise Smith
Des Moines
Max Mayer
Cooperation Urged At Algona Kossuth County Fair Meet
At Algona last week the Kossuth County Fair Association held its annual meeting with the full slate of officers reelected. S. B. French presides, Paul Zerfas is secretary, Myron Schenck treasurer, and representatives from across the county urged renewed cooperation among officials business leaders and farmers to make the fair a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Fatr ‘Association
Algona
8. B. French
Paul P. Zerfas
Myron Schenck
Fair Association
The
Zorfass
Stalwart Sentries Hewed Down at Wesley City Hall
The two ancient cottonwoods guarding Wesley City Hall in Wealey County are felled after decades as symbols and shade. The trees, once pillars during many meetings and harsh winters, are described as worn and unsafe, making way for potential replacement.
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Wealey
Pare
Rosauth County
Wesley
Trytal
Pedecatriang
Wealey News World
Titania Co op annual meeting notice
Notice of the annual meeting of The Titania Co op Cry Company to elect a secretary treasurer and two directors. Meeting set for Saturday January at one o clock with other legal business expected. J. & Newville officers.
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Titania Co-op
Cry, Company
Treasury
J. & Newville
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G. L. Gaswell
Er Bills Brewing
Apa
Butler
Brookhart
Mike Bauman
Lowa
Sidea
Vigher
Ernoat Peter
Flaher
Bohulte
Henry Burns
Reuben Longbottom
Ld Clatra Euro
Ceenen Eeennee
Ld Cc
L. Lamldim
Enepenes
Ene
Tionka Cafe
Owa
Washington D. C
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