Gallagher proposes abolishing state Parole Board in Iowa
Representative Gallagher of Iown county introduces a bill to abolish the state Board of Parole and merge its duties with the Board of Control effective July 1, 1933. The Board of Control would assume Parole Board property and functions. A $100 tax would be levied on chain stores owning more than five outlets by a single company if the House bill becomes law.
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Gallagher
Iown County
State Board of Parole
Board of Control
Board of Parole
Senator Knudson proposes storage based auto registration plan
Senator Knudson introduces a bill allowing owners to store their cars before January 15 and pay a fractional registration fee from any month the vehicle is out of storage to year end. Current law requires full year storage or full fee plus penalties.
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Knudson
Tax Reduction Bills Debate In Iowa House
First of many tax reduction measures opened for consideration in the Iowa House on Thursday. Gallagher and other members objected to immediate voting and urged referral to committees. Several bills were set aside for debate. measures include repealing teachers minimum wage, making road levies optional, ending the state survey, taxing public bonds and utility stock, and making kindergarten optional.
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Huse
Gallagher
Iowa
House
Tax Reduction Committee
Measures aim to end or cut county farm aid
Two House bills seek to change county support for farm organizations. One repeals the law granting county aid entirely. The other makes aid optional with county boards but cuts the aid by fifty percent and requires a petition signed by half of all farmers in the county to obtain any aid.
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County Board of Supervisors
Income Tax Bill Introduced by Senators Hush Meyers and Patterson
Senators Hush Meyers and Patterson introduced an income tax measure that would tax all incomes over 1000 dollars with brackets from 1 percent to 10 percent. Exemptions would be 700 dollars for singles and 1400 dollars for married filers with 200 dollars per dependent.
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Hush
Meyers
Patterson
Governor Proclaims Moratorium on Farm Mortgages
Gov Clyde Herring issued a ringing proclamation Thursday urging a stop to farm mortgage foreclosures until legislators can act on relief measures. The proclamation is expected to shape public sentiment as the Assembly fills with relief bills of various kinds.
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Clyde Herring
Assembly
228 Bills Introduced In Legislature
A total of 228 new bills had been introduced up to Friday noon with 113 in the House and 115 in the Senate. Most aim at tax reduction and economy, while the Senate passed the first bill to repeal mandatory secondary road levies unanimously by 40 to 0, with 10 absent or not voting.
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House
Senate
Lincoln items and local visits noted
Miss Gertie Blerstedt of Burt visits at the I Jessen home. Gail Marten and Hiram Johnson of Earlville visit Ernest Moltzen and Burton Johnson. L E Trees family of Sherburn and Mayland of Sheldon join E C Trees for Sunday dinner. Jacob Erickson returns to Ernest Moltzen home after time with brother near St James Minn. Gerald Stow to drive east bus for Carl Clausen while Carl attends court in Estherville starting Tuesday. He was drawn on the grand jury. An Iowa Poultry Extension Service plan shows how poultry alfalfa and garden lots may be readed over three years to keep chick ground clean.
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Gertie Blerstedt
Burt
Dolliver
I. Jessen
Gail Marten
Hiram Johnson
Earlville
Ernest Moltzen
Burton Johnson
Jacob Erickson
St. James
Minn
Gerald Stow
Carl Clausen
Carl
Estherille
Iowa Poultry Extension Service
Coffee Culture From Santos to Hoboken
A reader recalls visiting Santos Brazil, the world’s top coffee market, with 2000 ships a year and over a hundred fifty million dollars in annual cargo. The piece explains coffee brewing tips, avoiding boil, grind recommendations, and pot choices, plus a brief sports note on Maple Hill and Dolliver basketball games and birthdays.
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Santos
Obituary of Berniece Swanson in Superior burial service
Berniece Elnora Swanson born May 25 1909 died January 15 1933 at home at age 23 years 7 months. She suffered a week from flu developing pneumonia and a weak heart. She leaves parents three brothers John Jr and Mrs G C Jensen a sister and a brother have died. Funeral services were held at M E church in Superior Rev William Strong officiating with burial in Superior cemetery. Relatives and friends from Rochelle Sycamore DeKalb Ruthven attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Elnora Swanson
John Swanson
Harry
Raymond
John Jr
Superior
G. C. Jensen
M. E
Wm. Strong
Frank Swanson
Hattie Carls
Rochelle
Herman Taylor
Sycamore
Conor
DeKalb
Harvey Brown
Hermanson
Sylvia All
Ruthven
Declamatory Contest Winners At School House
The declamatory contest Tuesday evening at the school house drew a good crowd. Awards were Robert Griffith first in oratorical, Ruby Womack first in dramatic, Irene Jessen second and Francis Lyons first with Lavon Hood second in humorous. Several residents were absent due to sickness. Community news notes births and visits, stock shipments, barn construction, sales, and upcoming basketball at Maple Hill gym on January 27. Skating on Swan Lake is reported as nearly ruined.
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Robert Griffith
Ruby Womack
Irene Jessen
Francis Lyons
Lavon Hood
John Questad
Clarence Hanson
St. Paul
Gunder Paulson
Clifford Huntley
Elmer Felkey
Hans Hanson
Mrs. Huntley
Mryde Hanson
Martin Olson
Ole Gilbertson
Mrs. Gilbertson
Armstrong
Swan Lake
Maple Hill
Ringsted
Harold Bradbury
Mason City
Jas
W. I. Bryan
Cliff Hatch
Hatch
Grover
John Colles
Fairmont
Carrie Knudson
George Paul
Ed Schaeffer
Local Notes and Visits Across the Community
Grover Ramsey family and friends visit Pete Sorgenfrei home in Winnebago while M L Hatch hosts a nephew from Kanmare. Measles keep primary pupils out. Dr. Coan from Urumia Persia addresses high schoolers. Community members attend clubs, funerals, and hospital visits as several residents face health issues and relocations occur.
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Guy Ramsey
Genevieve
Wm. Higinbotham
J. H. Ramsey
Winnebago
Pete Sorgenfrei
M. L. Hatch
Kanmare
N. D
Clifford Hatch
Maple Hill
P. N. Butson
Dolliver
Frederick G. Coan
Urumiah
Persia
Arthur Bailey
I. G. Willey
Birney Hospital
Chuck Hageman
Mason City
Harry Shook
Newell
Ernest
Curtis Page
James Welsh
San Diego
Calif
Jack Creek
Tade Anderson
Edith
Oliver
Will Dick
Estherville
Jens Christensen
Humboldt
Wm. Nielsen
Legion
Art Wee
Duane
Roberta
Wm. Burrell
Amen
Wee
Firestone Tire Company
Frank Grant
Harry Solomonson
Celia Hiles
Anna Heaton
Alice Forman
E. Puller
A. C. Andrews
Leroy
Pauline Merriott
J. H. Merriott
Mr. Schriber
LaPorte City
Lawrence Higinbotham
Emmetsburg
Ray Scott
Jon Goldsbe
Visiting Family and Lodge Social Evening
Mr and Mrs M L Julius and son Verne were Friday evening visitors in the Fredericksen home. Rebekah lodge members gathered Monday night for a regular monthly social event at Mrs Frank Kriegers home.
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M. L. Julius
Son Verne
Aul Fredericksen
Rebekah
Frank Krieger
Social Items From Union Baptist Church Event
The Gamaloga class met Monday night at the F A Johnson home with Mrs Dill and Mrs Warren Barber in charge. The Christian church general aid plans to meet Friday at Mrs Harry A Jones home for a business meeting and social with refreshments. Helpers in serving include Mrs Paul Laidley Mrs Roy Goggin Mrs J S Shannon Mrs Geo Lucas Mrs L A Linsley and Miss Aletha Whitcomb and Mrs Jones.
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Union Baptist Church
F. A. Johnson
Dill
Warren Barber
The
Christian Church
Harry A. Jones
Paul Laidley
Roy Goggin
J. S. Shannon
Geo. Lucas
L A. Linsley
Aletha Whitcomb
Jones
Local social notes of showers and farewell party
Mrs. R D Soper and Mrs L L Boggess hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Orville Smith at the Soper home on Wednesday amid a fire loss recovery. Later, Mrs G C Warrington hosted a birthday dinner for sons Edgar and Orris with guests including John Warrington and Miss Verda Pratt. A farewell surprise party for the Petersons ended with a covered dish meal as they relocate. The White Shrine concluded its charitable card parties at Ma sonic hall with a bridge game event.
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Mesdames
R. D. Soper
L. L. Boggess
Peter Geil
Soper
Orville Smith
Smiths
Aalborg
Laurens
Vera Tredway
Joe Aalborg
Vera Aa
Edna Sabo
J. Sabo
Jake Johnson
George Rugtio
Guy Nicholson
Carl Crawford
H. Whorley
G. C. Warrington
Edgar
Orris
Will Warrington
Kenneth
Claude
Francis
Bille
John Warrington
Catherine McDaniel
Paul Barber
Verda Pratt
Adolph Peterson
East Howard Street
Peterson's
Ullehsgang
4Th Street
Masonic Hall
How To Fashion Belts From Package Wrappers
Colorful belts made from cigarette and candy wrap covers are a New York Hollywood fad. The article explains rickrack and collapsible weave methods using 3 1/4 by 4 1/4 inch strips and 1 inch wide links, with varied weaving patterns to produce belts, handbags, and hats.
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New York
Hollywood
Evening of games awards and lodge news in town
The evening featured nineteen tables with prizes to Miss Jessie Bigelow and Chase Booth. D. Brown won the grand prize for the season’s four games. Six Royal Neighbor lodge members attended the Spencer lodge installation. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Dickinson and several others. Travel back from Bala ton marked a golden wedding anniversary for Mrs. Bowers’ parents. Mary Alvord returned from illness to attend local junior college. Mrs. Frances Clements of St. James visits at Mrs. W. H. Dooley’s.
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Jessie Bigelow
Chase Booth
D. Brown
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Spencer
Will Dickinson
E. C. Heyer
Iva Christ
John Lanning
A. H. Kately
Harry Bowers
Wilma Mester
Baby
Florence Myers
Balaton
Minn
Thy
Mary Alvord
Ceylon
Mrs Anderson visits Dunnell relatives for a week
Mrs. A. B. Anderson traveled to Dunnell on Friday and will spend about a week visiting relatives there.
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A. B. Anderson
Dunnell
Will
Local Visitors and Residents Parade Through Area
The Cliff Halleck family arrives from Des Moines on business and relatives visits. The Joe Kinnard family moves to Bert Hildreth property on East Lawn. Visits from Spirit Lake, Cedar Rapids, Sioux Falls, Armstrong, and New Ulm mark a week of social and familial activity. A nurse's training student departs for White Plains New York with family along to Chicago. Birthday dinner hosts A J Bosworth and Miss Dushinsky in Armstrong with attendees.
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Joe Kinnard
Bert Hildreth
East Lawn
Safe fat loss claims for four weeks at drugstores
An advertisement promises four weeks of fat loss with a product named Kiu chen sold by J. A. Cummings or any drugstore in America. The copy guarantees a refund if not convinced the method is safe and harmless and urges only Kiu chen for safe reduction.
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J. A. Cummings
America
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Cedar Rapids
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New Ulm
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White Plains
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