Iowa considers rural credits to farmers and high court issues
Des Moines February 12 The senate will take up Joint Resolution No 2 by Senator Bowman to amend the state constitution to permit rural credits for farmers. Debates include the constitutionality of class privileges and extending credits to other industries. Other bills cover state audits, anti nepotism, highway policy, and tax revision as lawmakers push fiscal discipline and road funding amid federal aid debates. The legislature also addresses county warrants, school funds auditing, and the repeal of the county superintendent law.
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Snowstorm Fades After Morning Alarm in Southwest Emmet
A Monday snowstorm in Southwest Emmet County alarmed residents before noon when skies cleared and the storm abated. Snow accumulation varied as communities noted social events and personal news, including obituaries and gatherings at Twelve Mile Lake Club and Thoreson home.
Emmet Echoes Local Social and Family News
Emmet area residents report Sunday visits across the state line and many gatherings. The West Side Club met at the O'Brien home for an all day event with husbands and friends. Farmers Union members enjoyed a Friday evening gathering hosted by Harry Peterson and wife. Mrs Richard Sternberg is ill. Community members attended a Farmers Union meeting in Estherville at K P Hall. Mrs J A Irwin returned from a western trip noting the boy is improved. E H Ellerston plans to move to Northern Minnesota this spring where his daughter may marry and join him. Alfred Henderson hosted a party for many friends on Friday. Emmet Consolidated school received a carload of coal to keep warm. Sales loom as Spash and Bomberger plan closing out events next Thursday the 22nd. The Bombarger place will be taken by Mr and Mrs Perkins and the vacated place by Mr and Mrs Wylie Van Eman. Soash family to California after visiting southern friends. Will Otto of northeast Estherville visited his parents over the weekend.
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Minimum wage row sparks Iowa education debate
An editorial from a leading paper argues a Des MoinesAssembly bill to repeal Iowa’s minimum wage law for teachers would harm schools. It asserts higher wages boost efficiency and that the current law lures skilled teachers away, noting past gaps between teacher pay and other professions and suggesting the state’s schools suffered as a result.
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