Liquor Control Bill Advances in House with Senate Debate Looming
Des Moines reports the house passed the liquor control bill on the 10th amid a long session. Governor Herring's special session continues as conference committees prepare for two weeks of negotiations. The bill creates state control of hard liquors, a three member commission, a half million dollar revolving fund, and permit purchases at state stores.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Senate
U.S
House
Man's Heart Stopped After Gas Buildup
W. L. Adams suffered stomach gas that caused his heart to miss beats after meals. Ad jerika rid him of all gas, allowing him to eat freely again. Sherman Bros., Druggists.
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W. L. Adams
Sherman Bros
Tax Revision Bill Rewritten By Senate Session
The senate rewrote tax reform into Senate File 230 proposing a gross income tax with rates on income and sales. It would tax manufactories, professionals, wag workers and raise state revenue to reduce property taxes, while funding school allotments by teacher units. The house pursues taxes next, expecting action this session.
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House
Senate
Highway Patrol Bill Proposed For Mounted State Police
Senate file 135 proposes a 38 member mounted state patrol to control highway traffic. Coy Kendall Knudson and Mullane lead the bill backed by the motor vehicle department. The act would set appointment powers duties compensation and terms of office for patrol members and fund operations from fines and patrol income.
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Highway Patrol
Senate
Coy Kendall
Knudson and Mullane
Maxine Welliver Visits Washington Relatives
Ainsworth Jan 14 Miss Maxine Welliver traveled to Washington Friday to visit relatives. Mrs S Fred Sharpe hosted the Seresis club Friday afternoon with roll call topics including Club News Nature Study Reminiscence Bits of Travel Household Hints Flowers and Gardens.
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Ainsworth
Maxine Welliver
Washington
S. Fred Sharpe
Etta Marsh
Etta Wallace
Eva Clegg
Minnie Sharpe
Georgia Keaney
Alice Stephens
Mrs Marsh on Immigration Laws and Reaney on Naturalization
Mrs Etta Marsh spoke on migration laws while Mrs Georgia Reaney discussed naturalization. Plans were laid for the annual birthday luncheon at Mrs Olive Arthaud’s home with husbands as guests. Refreshments were served.
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Etta Marsh
Georgia Reaney
Olive Arthaud
Local clubs host quilting sessions and church meetings
D. P. club members aided Mrs Eva Miller with a Friday quilting project. Mrs Mary OConner, Mrs Mabel Thompson, Mrs Lilly Townsend, Mrs Hazel Butterworth and Miss Myrtle OConner attended. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday with Mrs Glen Miller, assist by Mrs Lilly Townsend. The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs Bert Booth's country home. The Ainsworth Tigers defeated Wyman High 88 to 15 on Wyman floor. Tigerettes won 22 to 9. Cotter high visits Ainsworth Tuesday. United Presbyterian bake sale set for next Saturday at Newco store.
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D. P. Club
Eva Miller
Mary O'Conner
Mabel Thompson
Lilly Townsend
Hazel Butterworth
Myrtle O'Conner
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Glen Miller
Ladies Aid Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Bert Booth
Ainsworth Tigers
Wyman High School
Wyman
Tigerettes
Cotter High School
Ainsworth
Ladies Aid Society
United Presbyterian Chares
Newco
January and February School Calendar Update
The calendar lists basketball games for January at multiple sites including Wayland Wyman Crawfordsville Ainsworth Mt Union Riverside Oldshere and a junior class play. February features county tournament at Wellin and declamatory contest at Washington with basketball at Ainsworth.
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Crawfordsville
Mt Union
Ainsworth
Riverside
Local Briefs From Riverside And Davenport
Riverside notes mention a basketball event date and Letts, while Davenport hosts a Sunday return to work. John McFarlang Jr. spent the weekend with family nearby. The Masonic Eastern Star plans a monthly social and pot luck at the ball, with committees active this week.
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John McFarlang Jr
Davenport
Masonic Eastern Star
Beebe to Speak in Ames On Jan 26 27
William Beebe the noted naturalist and explorer will give two illustrated lectures in Ames on January 26 and 27. The talks are sponsored by the Iowa State College lecture course committee with cooperation from the zoology and entomology departments. Beebe is famed for bird and animal life studies and for ocean depth dives.
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Ames
Iowa
William Beebe
B.S. Pickett
Beebe
Iowa State College
Calapagos
Tibet
Borneo
Mongolia
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Des Moines report outlines period January 15 to 20 with frequent precipitation mainly in northern portions. Temperatures mostly above normal with hints of colder weather later in the week across upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern and central great plains.
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Des Moines
Mississippio
Missouri
Great Plains
Lodge Washington Lodge No. 20 Regular Meeting Notice
Lodge Washington Lodge No. 20 A of M holds a regular meeting on the last Friday of each month. Officers listed include T. L. Brockhart as W M and A. W. Yard as Secretary.
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Washington Lodge
A. M
T. L. Brockhart
W. My
Train Schedule Note
Train departs daily except Sunday at 7 45 A M No 30 passenger trail daily 719 PM.
Train Schedule Fragments Chronicle Rail Timetable
Railway timetable fragment lists multiple trains with numbers such as No 12 and No 4 on daily and limited schedules, arrival and departure times, and notes on stops for California passengers and county seats. It names agents L Goodlander J C McKay and mentions branch lines and local freight services.
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Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
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Liberty
L. Goodlander
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COX Motor Company
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East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
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Livingston & Richer
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Eicher
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Richard A. Stewart
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Dr, RK. A. Hender
Rect & Carson
la Ave
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