Iowa General Assembly Doings Continue on Various Bills
The Iowa Senate discussed appointments to sitting committees and debated measures including reducing county supervisors to three members, restricting hitchhiking, capping college president salaries, compelling intoxication cases to reveal alcohol sources, and enforcing Iowa labor preferences on public works. Also covered were cattle testing changes, dog curfew, stricter marriage license rules, statewide conservation planning, and boat licensing on inland waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Baird
Pottawattamie County
O. J. Gunderson
Winnebargo
C. L. Rigby
Cedar
C. F. Clark
Linn
E. W. Clark
Cerro Gordo
B. M. Stoddard
Woodbury
Geo. Patterson
Kossuth
O. P. Myer
Jasper
R. E. Stevens
Wapello
Senate
Board of Supervisors
Polk
House
Hollingsworth
Boone
O. E. Gunderson
Winnebago County
Senate Committee On
Howard A. Mathews
Des Moines
TePaske
Louix County
Iowa
Milton Peace
Clinton County
House of Representatives
Committee On Animal Industry
G. E. van Wert
Franklin County
Davis
43Rd
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Clearman
Johnson County
Steeeetson
Chickasaw County
Little Brown
The
Vale
America
State Board of Conservation
State Fish and Game Department
Conservation Committee
Iowa Lakes
Okoboji
Conservation Board and
Fish and Game
State Fish Board of Conservation
C. G. Cole
Delaware County
E. R. Hicklin
Louisa County
A. V. Blackford
van Buren County
Cedar County
H. C. White
Tama County
Board of Conservation
Nearly 1800 Iowa residents blind and eye care tips
An Iowa health bulletin notes about 1800 residents are blind from birth or later causes. It urges newborn eye care with free silver solution, cautions about toys, burns, dust and eye infections, and stresses early treatment of crossed eyes and proper glasses. It also warns against unsafe reading conditions and unqualified glasses sources.
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Iowa
County Seat News Items of Interest
Local notes report a busy county gathering with the Legion marching to a knot tying contest victory. Medical and social updates include a double wedding at the Baptist parsonage, illnesses and medical visits, and community events featuring Drs. Rohlf Kern Rathe and colleagues. Intercity travel, repairs, and club activities fill the week’s bulletin with family ties noted across Bremer and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overly
Legion
J. D. Hemingway
H. J. Nygren
W. A. Rohlf
H. W. Bailey
Elmer Tiedt
Baptist Parsonage
Dorothy Bond
Harland Mishler
Ila Bond
Gordon Fossett
Lloyd Sager
Mercy Hospital
Celia Driscoll
August Liebau
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Schug
Bertha Lowder
Charles
Iowa State College
Ames
Athletic Council
Henry Mishler
Frank Mishler
Waterloo
Carl Reinhart
Louise Mueller
Janice
Billie Babcock
Will Babcock
William Meyers
Waverly Publishing Company
Carl Black
Schlotsmeyer Dry
A. P. Colburn
Isaac Walton League
W. W. Koch
E. G. Engelbrecht
Dr. Brierly
Brierly
Chicago
L. C. Kern
Council Bluffs
Iowa Clinical Surgical Society
H. W. Rathe
Iowa City
James Lemon
West Bremer Avenue
E. C. Fossett
Clinton
H. G. Nichols
B. D. Wyatt
Minnie M. Cripps
Marshalltown
E. A. Schiefelbein
Palm Sunday wedding mass at St Marys packed church
A sister of Mrs Hart reported a wedding reception held for the newlyweds at the Hart home. Palm Sunday ceremonies at St Marys Catholic church were lengthy with a single nine o clock Mass. The church was crowded and featured special music.
Rural School Notes Seven Months Of School Ended
Friday marked the seventh month of school with perfect attendance by John Moeller Elda Struck Alfred Bergman Lawrence Moeller Lucinda Struck and Esther Moeller. The eighth grade led in spelling four weeks as the new club officers were elected Marie Kelsey president Lawrence Moeller vice president Alfred Bergman secretary. No school Friday April 3. Bird booklets finished last week though bird study is incomplete. Birds are valuable natural allies against weeds insects and rodents.
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John Moeller
Elda Struck
Alfred Bergman
Lawerence Moller
Lucinda Struck
Esther Moeller
Marie Kelsey
Lawrence Moeller
Frederika District No 3 Miss Helen O Day Teacher
Five pupils were absent Monday and thirteen attended Tuesday at Frederika District No 3. Names appear for absent students and present attendees including Bahlman, Warnke, Heideman, Waterman, Zable, Sewell, Zickuhr, and Dilley. Examinations were held Thursday and Friday covering winter to present work. A school program on Friday March 27 featured student performances and readings led by Ruth Warnke, Ruby Warnke, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Elmer
Renetta Thurm
Oscar Heideman
Iola Bahlman
Lawrence Bahlman
Ruby
Ruth
Hnry Warnke
Lloyd
Everett Waterman
Miriam Zable
Catherine Sewell
Marcia Zickuhr
Elda Bahlman
Oscar
Ruth Heideman
Ruth Warnke
Ruth Bahlman
Ruby Warnke
Lloyd Waterman
Dixie Land
Smoky
Cat
Cheese and
Humpty Dumpty and Friends Play Bird and Beast Or Fish
The excerpt notes a pianist man, Humpty Dumpty, Henry Warnke, and Miriam Zable. The remainder of the time was spent in playing Bird and Beast or Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humpty Dumpty
Henry Warnke
Miriam Zable
Martha Wedemeier Leads Fremont District 7 Class
Fremont District No 7 teacher Martha Wedemeier notes room rearrangement with upper grades on north side and lower grades on south. Pupils used topic study. one weathered week ended with imperfect attendance aside from one. A mock Chinese school amused students while they preferred American ways.
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Fremont
Martha Wedemeier
Americas
Marie E Webster Teacher at Leroy District No 1
Leroy District No 1 reports Marie E Webster as teacher. Several students earned 100 percent in spelling this week including Wilbur Mahlstedt Edith Rathbone and Robert Rathbone. Edith Rathbone was the sole sixth grader to score 100 in history. Absences and tardies rose Friday due to bad weather. The third grade finished its work and began fourth grade. Verdeen Zell and Eris Fay were the only first graders to get 100 in arithmetic all week. Donald and Dale Lewis have not missed or been tardy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mahlstedt
Edith
Robert Rathbone
Edith Rathbone
Verdeen Zell
Eris Fay
Donald
Dale Lewis
Magnifying Man or Matter Provokes Contempt and Envy
Quote from Bacon warns that excessive focus on individuals or issues breeds irritation, contradiction, and scorn. It cautions restraint in praise or blame to avoid harming judgment and social harmony. The remark reflects Renaissance skeptical humanism on fame and attention.
Moors Paper Makers Introduce European Papermaking
The Moors of Spain are credited with introducing paper making into Europe in the eighth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moors Paper Makers
Spain
Europe
Willing to Rest Fame On One Great Success
An essay-like reflection on how composers profit from one major hit rather than continual wealth. It cites Rossini and the Rothschilds, noting Rossini’s fortune from speculation and his restraint after William Tell, with his remark about not hunting the hare after killing the elephant.
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Rosini
The Pathfinder On Modern Flappers And Aging
A nostalgic Pathfinder voice mocks modern flappers and aging norms. It quips about milder winters and a sofa shedding early, contrasts youth and age in fashion, and jokes on dieting rituals and rheumatism. The fragment reflects social humor and dated gender observations.
Rush ing Costs A Young Life In Collier’s Remark
A Collier's Weekly remark warns that haste brings ignominious ends, claiming the penalty of rushing is dying young at fifty, a stark warning against reckless speed. The aphorism frames haste as a perilous path to an early, undignified end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
Farewell speech hints at party control in next Congress
An elderly speaker, after the House vote, warned this may be his last address from this chair as he reflected on fate and party control. The Cooper death and shifting allegiances threaten a possible party majority when the next Congress convenes, with current 48 Republicans to 47 Democrats and one Farmer Labor member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speakey Longweee
Cooper of Milne
Sona
Republica
Ita
Scotchmen and Air Castles From by gone Times
A fragmentary reminiscence from the 1930s recalls a Scotsman with air castles built on imagination. Anecdotes mention a box of salve, rash attempts at self relief, a Scotsman with bagpipes at a gas station, a Morris chair for old age, and a worm in his appetite paired with fish for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry
Valuable Mineral Rufile Used In Ceramics Enamels
Rufile is a valuable mineral consisting of titanium dioxide used in terra cotta faience and acid resisting enamel. It serves as a key material for decorative and protective ceramic coatings.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia A Proven Indigestion Remedy
After a sour stomach from a heavy meal, over-stimulated stomach nerves create excess acid. Neutralize with an alkali. Phillips Milk of Magnesia, tasteless in water, offers quick relief. Harmless, pleasant, and efficient. genuine Phillips product prescribed by physicians, 25¢ or 50¢.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles IL Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Fiullips
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Leroy
Marie E. Webster
Wayback
Tripoli
Fergeman & Selek
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Palace Theater
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Clara Bow
Cae
Ecna
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