Iowa $100,000,000 state road bonds explained by lawyer
Homer S Stephens, a leading southwestern Iowa lawyer, explains why a direct tax may be required to back the $100 million road bond issue, how funds from the primary road fund secure bond payments, and why revenue from auto licenses and gasoline taxes should cover interest and principal without levying property taxes. The discussion outlines constitutional provisions and safeguards, urging reader support at the November 6 election. Also notes local egg scam warnings from Elmore Eye.
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Clarinda
Homer
Stephens
Iowa
Mr. Stephens
New Yorks
Var
Iety
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Iwa
Inspection service clearly priced with exceptions noted
The notice states no charge for fiber or incidental materials for the inspection, except when repairs are needed due to accident, neglect, or misuse. It emphasizes that fees apply only in those specified repair scenarios.
Summer resident passes away at Orleans on Spirit Lake
Mrs. Wm Metcalf of Hawarden longtime summer resorter at Orleans dies Friday Oct 5 at the Metcalf cottage on Spirit Lake after peritonitis and hemorrhages. Daughters Mrs Charles Seeber and Mrs Donald Barnard with her husband arrive to be with her. funeral in Hawarden conducted by Undertaker W L Moore.
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Hawarden
Donald Barnard
Onawa
Will big Workers 4 H club meeting at Ellis home
Farm Bureau notes outline a Will big Workers 4-H club gathering at Mack Ellis home on Thursday evening October 8. All interested boys in baby beef and other 1929 club work in Emmet county are invited with parents. The program focuses on 1929 club regulations and county activities. Ellsworth Township Farm Bureau also held its monthly social and educational meeting October 16 at Jess Rosburg’s home with new and old members. business covered 1929 Farm Bureau plans and a brief progress review. a night lunch followed.
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Willing Workers Club
Ellis's
Willbig Workers
Mack Elis
Baby Beef Club
Emmet
Ellsworth Township
Wolds Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Jess Rosburg
Radio Station WNER Broadcasts Agricultural Talks
Farm Bureau reports radio station WNER Chicago airs agricultural talks during the noon hour led by E. W. Rusk. He is well versed in farm topics and will likely present timely discussions for Iowa farmers in the noon programs.
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WNER
Farm Bureau
Chicago
E. W. Rusk
Iowa
Hog Mange Threat To Emmet County Farms This Fall
Hog mange, widespread in Emmet county farms, is cutting gains and lowering market prices. If tackled now, farmers can still curb it with lime sulfur or crank case oil dips or sprays, plus 1 percent cresol. Two treatments 12 to 14 days apart are advised, with thorough application to hogs and pens.
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Emmet
Stouder
Corn borer threat grows across Indiana and New England
The European corn borer spreads toward Indiana south of Lake Michigan and into Michigan Ohio and New England. Dean Curtiss warns without federal aid farmers may bear the cost of control as past appropriations fade and pesticide strategies are debated.
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Indiana
Lake Michigan
C. F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Dean Curtiss
Detroit
Mich
Ohio
New England
Sweet Corn
Maine
Boston
Michigan
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Dean Curtis
Congress
Early Gardening Tips to Start Greens and Bulbs
The note suggests an early start on greens by sowing straw or leaves, digging first par emi ps now for less sugary produce than spring. It recommends planting freesias for early spring bloom indoors and growing like miniature gladiolus. Oxalis is praised as an attractive, free blooming winter pot plant.
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Washington Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
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M. Co. Opolis
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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Helma Sievers
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