Killing Mood Continues as Tax and Tuberculosis Bills Face Fights
The article reports ongoing legislative battles over a gasoline tax and the Tuck bill limiting county funds, with counties fearing budget crises and service disruption. It notes strong debates on bovine tuberculosis eradication funding, telephone regulation, and jury exemptions, plus new bills in both chambers including school commission forms and county tax measures.
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Hi Etate
Treasury
Senate
General Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
Ames
House
Criswell
Commite
Napier
Legislative Assembly
Lake
Sioux City
Clark and Saunders
State Railway Commission
Smith
Wichman
Clark
Linncounty
Banta
Delaware County
Browne
Buffington
Committee On
Animal Husbandry
Life and notes from V. R. High School Grover IA
Sevenths through seniors and staff share school news in Grover Iowa. Juniors study business arithmetic. Alyce Taylor visits Maple Hill. Miss Gunderson substitutes for ill Miss Fisher. Reports cover birthdays, local visits, court news, and a 80th birthday surprise for A. C. Snyder with a fishing outfit and cake.
Farm Bureau Programs Draw Strong Turnout In Emmet Township
A large Emmet Township Farm Bureau crowd praised the Wednesday meeting despite bad roads. The program, led by local organizers, was well received with attendees predicting a special upcoming event. Next, Newman Lyle will speak April 10 at 1:00 PM on beekeeping methods and organization. A. W. Clyde visits March 30 at 1:00 PM to discuss farm buildings and stead planning. Ringsted Calf Club and Fathers plan a March 28 meeting to decide calf purchases. County Girls Club Committee, chaired by Mrs. Gordon, met to set a tentative year program and plans another May meeting with girl representatives.
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Assokimti Joint Farm Bureau
Emmet Township
Farm Bureau
Emmet
Newman Lyle
A. W. Clyde
Ringsted Calf Club
Dairy’ Calf Club
County Girls Club
Gordon
Olen Anderson
E. J. Maniece
M. L. Soeth
M. C. Peterson
Weekend Visit Notes in Estherville Area
Mr and Mrs C P Jackson spent Friday afternoon in Estherville. Mrs Jackson stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Amdahl until Sunday. Kerry Burg returned Thursday for Easter vacation. Emmet Amdahl visits his sister Mrs Chas Jackson for the week. Gilbert Amdahl spent Monday afternoon at W J Maher’s. Mrs Bill Bergstrom and children Ree ss are at the Burg Inn and Charley Burg visited Estherville Friday. Grace Masters, recently at Teas Kennedy home in Estherville, is home ill with ty.
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C. P. Jackson
Estherville
Grace Masters
Teas Kennedy
Sunday visits and local social notes in Jackson area
M J Larson and family spent Sunday in Jackson visiting relatives. Miss Madge Alexander went to Watertown South Dakota Tuesday for an extended visit. The hall change last Friday evening was well attended with a fine time. A week from Friday is the Full Moon social and a home talent play is expected. Watch for next week's items for more program details. A number attended the M W A judge meeting at Dunnell Tuesday. E E Crumb unloaded a car load of shingles Wednesday and expects lumber soon. George Brix began work for Mac Ellis last week. Pete Overson of the Northern Sugar Corporation was in town Tuesday arranging plans for the sugar beet crop. Easter bonnets are being prepared for next Sunday amid lingering weather. Elevators loaded a car of grain Tuesday, the first in about two weeks.
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M. J. Larson
Jackson
Madge
Alexander
Watertown
S. D
Dunnell
E. E. Crumb
Pete Overson
Northern Sugar Corporation
Truth as Guide in Real Reporting Emphasized by Bell
Edward Price Bell, London correspondent for the Chicago Daily News, urged Medill School of Journalism students to pursue truth over fabrication. He warned that fakes distort reporting and praised telling the truth as essential to honor and effective journalism, citing WWI experiences and efforts to reach accurate frontline reporting.
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Edward Price Bell
London
Chicago Daily News
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Mr. Bell
Sticktuit Club Meeting and Local News
Frsday afternoon at Mrs Latsot's the Sticktuit Club hosts a bulb and seed exchange with roll call. Notable items include Harry Smith's accident while sawing wood, A HN bus, and updates on neighbors Smith near Swat Lake, Irving Martens helping for a few days, and several family changes at Whiteford and Bundy farms. Miss Lucile Smith is home on spring vacation, and Ad Olson visited H H Smith to see his corn shelling setup. The poem laments the lingering winter and longing for spring.
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Smith’s
Swat Lake
Nelsom
Lucile Smith
Superior
Ad. Olson
H. H. Smith
Geo. Landmesser
Corner Jet For Sale At Fourth And Walnut Corner
For sale corner jet on Fourth and Walnut with east and south front. Phone 162L. Also wanted farm hand single man to begin work first of month Geo Weaver phone 51-28 city. Wanted experienced girl for general housework no washing or ironing inquire at this office.
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Fourth and
Walnut
Geo. Weaver
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