Political debate on tax relief and liquor funding plans
Mooty criticizes the proposed property tax relief as a temporary measure to carry the administration through the next election while Rigler notes revised fundraising figures for Hughes from liquor by the glass. The piece also questions an income tax withholding plan that would tax two years in three.
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Cards of Thanks From Tripoli Creamery Co Officials
The Tripoli Cooperative Creamery Co thanks Tripoli merchants for food and refreshments at the annual meeting in Tripoli Town Hall. The Potter Siding Co op Creamery Co echoes thanks for similar hospitality at the Feb 5 meeting. Acknowledgment also to friends and neighbors for sympathy cards and messages after a death.
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Thankful notices from many, families express gratitude
A collection of personal thank you messages from M J LeCompte family and others in Davenport and surrounding areas. They mention cards, gifts, flowers, visits, and hospital care at Allen Memorial, Sumner, St. Francis Waterloo and University of Iowa Hospitals, with special thanks to Rev Puhlmann and Rev Puhlimann.
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Lloyd Beevers
Harrison
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Town
Allen Memorial Hospital
Erwin Drape
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Puhlmann
Ray Buchholz
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University Hospital
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Republicans Fault Hughes Budget Incomes Tax Plan
Republican leaders criticize Governor Hughes budget as a stop gap proposal. Senate Majority Leader Rigler and committee chair Shaff question the proposed income tax increases, arguing they negate Kennedy era tax cuts. Lt. Gov. Mooty calls the budget short term and insufficient for long term state needs.
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Tripoli Leader Tripoli Iowa February 13 196
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa dated February 13 196. Readable fragments indicate community updates and events affecting residents, with emphasis on local affairs and civic notes.
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Pup Tripoli
Tripoli
Iowa
Portable electric appliances as a budget range alternative
Pardee of the County Extension home economics notes advise considering portable electric utensils for cooking when an unfurnished apartment lacks a range. An automatic frypan, sauce pans and portable oven can substitute a full range for smaller households or seasonal use, with costs between 116 and 275 dollars depending on quality. Prices reflect colder national weather raising produce costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vitamin C guidance amid budget limits in daily meals
A health note advises balancing vitamin C intake with budget limits by using fresh leafy greens canned or frozen vegetables and tomato products. It warns synthetic drinks may underprovide vitamin C and suggests aiming for 60 to 70 mg daily. It also notes Stradivarius’ forged signature and Nebraska’s unicameral legislature.
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