Tax Revision Topic at Better Washington Club Dinner
The Better Washington club schedules a dinner program on October 23 in the YMCA community room with speakers John Speidel and J. H. Peet addressing tax revision and the gross sales tax. Tickets go on sale, aimed at 100 attendees, with a meal of chicken and pumpkin pie at six.
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Better Washington Club
Washington
John Speidel
Supt
J. H. Peet
Speidel
Peet
Card Party at K C Hall Sponsored by St James Church
The St James Church will sponsor a benefit card party at the K C Hall tomorrow evening. Prizes for high score and refreshments will be features. Everyone is invited to attend.
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St. James Church
K. C. Hall
Almas
Wallace
Moratorium Considered on Iowa December Tax Sales
Des Moines reports Governor Clyde L. Herring open to a moratorium on December tax sales across Iowa. He asked Attorney General Ed O Connor for a constitutional ruling while noting potential relief for property holders and counties from sale administration costs. O Connor will not issue guidance until law is reviewed.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Ed O'Connor
O'Connor
Iowa with no general quail season this year
Iowa will not hold a general quail shooting season in 1933. The plan calls for experimental shooting in selected spots by state and National Wild Life research staff to judge advisability and extent of a possible open season in 1934. Factors include quail surplus, crippled birds, and hunting with dogs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
H. M. Sanderson
Iowa’ Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
National Wild Life Research Staff
Sanderson
Bridges to Match Landscape in Vermont
Bridges spanning Vermont rivers will be painted to blend with the landscape. Steel spans will wear a verdant hue and wooden spans a mellow woodbrown according to state highway officials.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Little moisture in 1933 Iowa corn
Iowa's 1933 corn averaged 20.11 percent moisture from 215 government samples, 3.77 points below 1932 and 8.5 below the long term average. Dry conditions prevailed statewide with only the southeast showing higher moisture and frost-driven husking and rapid drying aided by one to three inches of central rains.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Jtcern
Waste Disposal Conference In Ames Focuses On Federal Public Works
Municipal officials and sanitary engineers from across Iowa gathered in Ames for the Iowa Waste Disposal association annual meeting and the 15th Iowa State college sewage disposal short course. The conference runs through Oct. 20 with emphasis on how the federal public works program will affect Iowa communities. H. M. Cooper and P. F. Hopkins explained the national recovery program.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Wastes Disposal Association
Iowa State College
H. M. Cooper
State Advisory Public Works Board
P. F. Hopkins
Iowa Public Works Allotments Made in Iowa Projects
Public Works Administrator today announced allotments for Iowa projects. Bloomfield receives 3200 for water works, Iowa City gets 92000 for building, Dyersville 7000 for sewer, Ottumwa 50000 for viaduct.
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Iowa Public Works
Washington, D
U.P
Public Works
Lekes
Iowa
Bloomfield
Iowa City
Dyersville
Otfumwa
Corn Empire Events Highlight Washington Corn Harvest
A Better Washington club meeting laid plans for two corn celebrations in Washington Iowa. One is the statewide Corn Empire observance next week and a local corn show planned for mid November. Officials include Carl Hedges Harry Ward and Paul Gorham.
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Better Washington Club Committee
Wash
Ington
Washington
Ecorn
Iowa
Washington County
Carl Hedges
Harry Ward
Paul Gorham
Ralph Scott
Better Washington Club
Iowa Farmers Expected to Reap $76 Million from Corn Hog Plan
Iowa leaders forecast about 76 million dollars in benefits from a federal corn hog program set to start November 4. Iowa would receive roughly 51 million for hog benefits and 25 million for reduced corn production, with widespread payments tied to contract-based production cuts and hog adjustments across the Midwest.
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Iowa
U. S
Des Moines
Lowa
Washington, D. C
Wiswestern
Henry A. Wallace
Geo. N. Peek
Car Plunges Over Bank On Road 161
Mrs. F. F. Case of Fairfield and Mrs. Popham wife of Judge A R G Popham of Iowa City escaped serious injury when their coupe plunged off Primary Road No 161 a mile south of its intersection with No 2 east of Ainsworth. They sustained bruises cuts and sprains but were not critically hurt. Mrs. Popham was taken to Iowa City and Mrs. Case to Fairfield. The car landed on its top and was towed to a Washington garage after being damaged.
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F. F. Case
Fairfield
Popham
A.R. G. Popham
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Glen Rich Dies After Danville Area Car Crash
Glen Rich 24, son of Mr and Mrs Dave Rich, died at Burlington hospital after a vehicle crash a mile from Danville on Saturday night. Passenger Milburn Gorgstrand is in critical condition with a crushed chest and broken bones. Paul Ross suffered brain concussion. Funeral plans unresolved. Rich family includes siblings Ray Earl Mia Lola Bower Velma Freda Ada Georgia Minnie Max Mina.
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Wayland
Glen Rich
Dave Rich
Burlington Hospital
Danville
Lester Manning
Paul Ross
Milburn Gorgstrand
Gorgstrand
Ross
Ray
Earl
Mia
Lola Bower
Velma
Freda
Ada
Georgia
Minnie
Max
Mina
Call for Abolishing Conferences to Avoid War
Beverly Hills observes that shorter international conferences prove only temporary fixes. The piece argues the Versailles 1919 and Washington 1922 conferences set flawed precedents and suggests pensioning delegates, using parading as if at a conference, to end ongoing disarmament talks.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Versailles
Washington
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