Tobacco licensing proposal targets dealers and minors
An effort to license tobacco dealers in Towa and impose a moderate fee includes licensing the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products. It promises restrictions on minor sales, potential state revenue in the hundreds of thousands, and shifts in enforcement, while noting widespread noncompliance with the current law. The piece also covers local politics, Harding’s presidency, liberty bonds, and regional economic notes with multiple community remarks.
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Towa
Varias
Dickinson Defends Seed Aid Amid House Vote
Congressman L J Dickinson opposed a garden seed appropriation cut from the Agricultural appropriation bill. A floor amendment to restore 360000 for seeds failed, but a recommit motion passed by seven. Government seed distribution costs about 10000000, aiding holdover seeds from nurseries. Conference report on Fordney Tariff Bill sets duties on wheat onions milk butter hides apples and more.
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Dickinson
L. J. Dickinson
10Th
Iowa
Senate
Debate on Cold Storage Bill and Farm Credit Proposals
The outlook favors no passage this Congress for the Cold Storage Bill. Texas Congressman Blanton is denounced by his state delegation for defending the Treasury. L J Dickinson argues current Ag Committee hearings set the stage for future agricultural legislation. He urges Farm Land Bank amendments to include personal property as loan collateral and bonds, and anticipates a Supreme Court decision Monday. Treasury notes show per capita circulation figures, with cautious calls for practical regulation to aid legislators.
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Thomas W. Blanton
Texas
Treasury
L. J. Dickinson
Agricultural Committee
Farm Land Bank Caw
Federal
Farm Land Banke van
Farm Land Bank
Supreme Court
Local happenings in Dolliver and Estherville area
Leonard Iverson will work in the lumber yard this summer. Mr and Mrs Ira Bromley attended the show in Estherville Wednesday night. Lu Clarke visits from North Dakota to see brother Frank Clark and sister Mrs J B Mitchell. The pastor and Boy Scouts went to Turtle Lake Monday for a weinie roast. Mr and Mrs Fuyene perce and daughters attended the declamatory contest in Estherville Friday night. A large crowd watched the basketball game between Ceylon and Dolliver Thursday night. Our boys lost but had only been beaten once before this winter. Earl Barefoot works in the post office. If weather stays nice farmers will seed. Bill Gornts will tile to Albert Lea this summer. Missionary society met at Mrs Amber Wertz last Wednesday afternoon. Ladies Aid will not serve further suppers during meetings. Woodman lodge met Friday and voted in five new candidates. ten more to be taken in next meeting. Armstrong lodge expected to come up for work. Thompson sale last week and every...
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Leonard Iverson
Ira Bromley
Estherville
Lu Clarke
North Dakota
Frank Clark
J. B. Mitchell
Turtle Lake
Fuyene Perce
Ceylon
Dolliver
Earl Barefoot
Bill Gornts
Albert Lea
Missionary Society
Amber Wertz
Ladies Aid
Woodman Lodge
Armstrong Lodge
Thompson Sale
W. O. Dowden
Ernest
Spirit Lake
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Whitford
Christ
Fox Whitford
Clair Post
Day Shngerland
Ed Hennings
George Weber
Huntington
Ingas Jessen
Webber
Mr. Olsen
Mr. Jessen
Abe Pickett
Ringsted
Eagle Tweedt
Tweed
Edna Tenjium
Windom
Minnesota
Farmers Union
Frank Wertz
Fairmont
Claire Post
Marsh
Harris
Rod
Revival meetings end in packed church at Hardy
The clipping notes Rev Elmer P Loose and wife led a successful Hardy charge meeting with over eighty kneeling at the altar. Rev Whitford is pastor. revival led by Rev Marsh with soloist Mr Harris. Attendees urged to attend and bring friends. Community updates on locals and farming moves accompany the church news.
Meetings Every Night Except Saturday Nights
The schedule notes gatherings held each evening during the week with Saturday nights excluded to allow rest ahead of the Sunday morning service. The plan emphasizes preparation and participation across the week leading to the main worship event.
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination in Dolliver Iowa
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a March 26 1921 examination at Dolliver Iowa to fill a fourth class postmaster vacancy and other positions as they may arise. Compensation last year was 671 dollars. Applicants must be twenty one or eighteen if state law permits, reside in the local post office area, be a U.S. citizen, and file Form 1758 with the Commission in Washington at the earliest date.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Dolliver
Iowa
United States
Washington, D. C
Birth Reports From February List In Iowa Townships
Birth reports note a series of newborns including a Woodyard girl born to Harry and Rosa Carpent er Woodyard of Twelve Mile Lake township. Betty Jean Rossman born to Sam L and Emma B Ochtree Rossman of Estherville. Wyane Porter son of Walter Tr and Petra Simp Porter of Estherville. Boe son of Berge and Regina Nelson Boe of Ellsworth township.
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Woodyard
Harry and
Rosa Carpenter Woodyard
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Betty Jean Rossman
Sam L
Emma B. Ochtree Rossman
Estherville
Wyane Porter
Walter Tr
Petra Simp Porter
Boe
Berge
Regina Nelson Boe
Ellsworth Township
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