Iowa 39th General Assembly Sees 1082 Bills Filed
Des Moines March 4 1921 lawmakers return from vacation with over 1 000 bills introduced across Senate and House totaling 1 082. Education dominates filings while cigarette and tobacco regulation measures gain attention alongside farm utility rate bills and a controversial industrial court proposal.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Arch W. McFarlane
39Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Foskett
Page County
S. F
Board of Educational Examiners
Sampson
Audubon
Budd
Howard County
Rankin
Lee County
Legion
Kansas
North Dakota
Quail Bill Advances as Safety Measures Pass House
The measure seeks to reduce railroad crossing danger with warning signs and highway setbacks. Auto makers face liability for accidents. a quail protection bill gains quick Senate passage with minor opposition, returning to the house unchanged.
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Enatrome
Inet Cartrom
Kendall
Senate
Friends of the Quail
Treat Potatoes Save Labor and Save Work
Potatoes treated with formaldehyde to eliminate scab yield smoother, easier to peel, with less waste and quicker cleaning. Fitch, truck crop expert at Purdue State College, says the crop increases at least one third and uses less land. Cost averages seven cents per bushel for added smoothness.
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Ir. Fitch
Fina State College
Watch Out For Hessian Fly in Wheat Fields
Farmers with wheat sown last fall should inspect plants for small chestnut colored cocoons near the ground surface resembling flax seeds. If seen or any suspicious cocoons are found, send samples to F A Fenton of the Iowa State College entomology department to determine if they are Hessian fly infestations.
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F. A. Fenton
Iowa State College
Weather and farming notes on pest risk and policy debate
A weather outlook mentions possible pest outbreaks in Iowa and describes early infection detection and plant inspections. It also covers Washington News items about the American Farm Bureau Federation, industry attacks, and a planned farm loans bill in the Sixty-seventh Congress, noting the Packer and Cold Storage bills failing to pass.
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Washington
Powell
Joint Stock Nd Bank Association
Dickinson
Harding opens White House to public during four year term
President Harding signals cooperation with the native government, confirms cabinet, and invites public access as the White House gates are opened for the next four years. Wallace, as Secretary of Agriculture, leads cabinet visits, marking a new era of openness since the war’s start.
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Cy. Wallace
Agriculture
White House
Mr. Harding
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