Iowa Moves to Tax Moneyed Capital and Bank Stocks
Iowa proposes a flat five mill tax on moneyed capital after current year assessments. Debts cannot offset stock in national state and savings banks or loan and trust company shares. The bill redefines taxation for banks and moneyed capital across the state with detailed provisions on assessment, offsets, and implementation for 1911 and onward.
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Tipwans
Commonwealth
Carroll
Iowa
Waterloo
Hudson
Council Bluffs
Burlington
General Assembly
State of
United States
Savings
National Bank and Loan and Trust Company
Savings Banks
Loan and Trust Companies
Bank and Loan and I Trust Company
State
Savings and National Bank
Board of Care
Register and Leader
Des Moines Capital
Des Moines
Catcher Wolfe leads Lebanon tryout signings in Ogene
Infielder James Wall of Lebanon Indiana returns signed contract for upcoming season. Catcher Orville G Wolfe, formerly with Danville and acquired from Waterloo in a Chapman trade, arrives ready to compete. He is noted as a top catcher and strong baser and fielding presence. Wall previously starred for Hutchinson in the Kansas State League leading steals and sacrifice hits.
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Sagan
Han
Orville G. Wolfe
Danville
Waterloo
Chapman
Wolfe
Daisy
Muncie
Ind
Wall
James Wall
Ag Transportation
Tehanna
Hutchinson
Tun Getling
Sale of old St Joseph's school building advertised
Tie committee of St Josephs church will sell the old school at second and Mulberry. Bids due on April 19. Purchaser must tear down and remove building by May 1, 1911. By order of committee. E Slattery, Pastor.
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TDS
St. Joseph's Church
Second and Mulberry Streets
E. Slattery
East Waterloo High Alumni Reorganizes for June Reception
East Waterloo High School alumni voted to reorganize the East Waterloo Alumni Association and plan an informal reception in the new manual training building after commencement. New officers include President Leo R. Kelley and Vice President Mi stil Martin with Marguerite Fowler as secretary and Keith Crowther as treasurer.
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East Waterloo High School
Stample
Gymnas Jalcum
Waterloo
Wll
Alumni Association
Leo R. Kelley
Misa Tlanche Martin
Marguerite Fowler
Keith Crowther
Margaret van Meter
Jeanne Manson
Evelyn McQuilkin
Blanche Edwards
Jessie Sweeney
Blanche Martin
Griffith
W. S. Griffith
Waverly
St J
Agreement Not To Annoy Wife Sealed By Doctor
Dr. R L Barrington a government pension examiner and Ethical society member faced divorce proceedings from Mrs Mary W Barrington. She testified yesterday about a contract in which he agreed not to kiss or caress her and to limit conversations to impersonal topics. The note stated the clause and the wife said she signed in jest. Louis B Goodyear, Paul Davis store head decorator, learned of his father’s death in Grafton North Dakota by telegram and left for the city.
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St. Louis
R. L. Barrington
Ethical Society
Mary W. Barrington
Yessterday
Louis B. Goodyear
Paul Davis
Grafton
N. D
Goodyear
County plans autumn picnic and expansion at county home
The board of supervisors approves a big county picnic at the Mt. Vernon county farm to showcase the experiment station run with the Town Agricultural college. Officials foresee need for more room at the county home and may place a bond proposition on the next election ballot.
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Board of Supervistors
Town Agricultural College
Mt. Vernon Township
Athon
Life terms for assault on girl in Eldora Iowa
J S Johnson was convicted of rape against Hazel Noah 18 and mentally deficient in some respects. He received a life imprisonment at hard labor in Fort Madison under the Indeterminate Sentence Law. Sheriff Thomas Walsh will transport the prisoner at once. Orange Butter priced 24c a pound at Cc H Fightey’s.
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Eldora
J. S. Johnson
Hazel Noah
Fort, Madison
C. BE. Albrook
Thomas Walsh
United Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The United Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting in the church parlors with a 6 30 basket supper. W H Life was elected trustee for three years. W W Templeton chaired the meeting and James Gardiner was re elected secretary. Total contributions reached 5172 with 1982 for missions and benevolence. Debt was reduced by 1300 to 500, pastor salary raised by 300 to 1500 and a free parsonage retained. Sixty seven new members and ten removals reported.
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United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Life
W. W. Templeton
James Gardiner
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