Iowa Tax Methods Reform Hearings Open in Des Moines
The Thirty ninth general assembly joint tax committee begins a three day session at the state house to hear from farm groups public utilities the Iowa League of Municipalities and taxpayers on Iowa tax valuation methods. Senators and representatives discuss basic principles and propose farm class divisions while awaiting newspaper publisher input.
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Des Moines
Thirtyninth General Assembly
Iowa
State House
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa League of Municipalities
Iowa Press Association
Milton Pitt
Crescent
Winterset
C. M. Dutcher
Iowa City
Milton M. Pitt
Arthur Springer
Wapello
James Peters
Perry
T. E. Moon
Inwood
BE. Narey
Spirit Lake
A. H. Davison
State Executive Council
Interrupted Quest
Uncle Eben explains why some people cannot find work stating they must pass too many bad games on the way to look for jobs. The remark reflects local attitudes toward employment and entertainment obstacles described in the piece.
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Uncle Eben
Wedding Bells at Fox Theater Tops Weekend Showings
Constance Talmadge stars in Wedding Bells adapted from the successful stage play. Rosalie Wayne, a socialite in Palm Head, pursues fashionable life as her poodle Pinkie unexpectedly introduces her to wealthy Reginald Carter, leading to romance and humor directed by Chet Withey with Harrison Ford in the cast.
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Constance Talmadge
Fox Theater
Miss Talmadge
Rosalie Wayne
Palm Head
Rosalie
Pinkie
Reginald Carter
New York
Carter
Helle
Chet Withey
Harrison Ford
Uncle Charley Patton Leads Eight Hour White House Effort
Aged White House ground-keeper Uncle Charley Patton, 83, declares he will not take a break from work and has not missed an hour since March 5. He starts at 5:30 AM and works eight hours daily, sharing stories of service at Harding headquarters and his Shiloh battle ear loss.
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White House
Sam
Washington
Charley Patton
Uncle Sam
Charley
Harding
Marion
Enamel Used as Cement for Mending China
Enamel is used as a cement to mend crockery and china. Pieces are joined after enamel is applied and excess is left to harden. After two to three weeks the excess enamel is removed with sandpaper and the article is ready for use holding hot or cold liquids and solids.
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China
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Joint Legislative Commieptin
BES
CC. M. Dutcher
Iowa Success School
Towa Success School
East Second Street
Ottumwa
Lowa
Smith
Tams
West
Washington, Iowa
Odle
Reginald
Ington
Shiloh
Hottie
CXSA
Harmony
Traflor Toulet Water
Witteria
Lilac
United Drug Company
Paruno
Wedgewood
OPERO
Me Carton
OPERA
Japan
Symonds
Symonds Inn
Someénd
A. D. Co
Rexall
Rexal
Nuil
Garden Bouquet
L’artagon
Red Cross
Rexall Cheem
Peptona
Ole