Bills Passed by the 35th General Assembly of Iowa
Des Moines reports the thirty-fifth Iowa General Assembly adjourned with notable laws enacted. Key measures include workers compensation, arbitration of labor disputes, presidential primary, state epileptic colony, woman’s reformatories, county and city governance reforms, education and health boards, and an expanded supreme court. Several proposals failed, such as a permanent tax commission and compulsory textbooks, while many bills cover elections, salaries, and county administration.
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Des Moines
Speelsl
Iowa
Thirty-Fifth General Assembly
State Board of Education
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Permanent Tax Commission
General Assembly
Pary
Darrah
kKlay
Lowa
United States
Sherman
Savage
Cole
Dixon
Fellwood
Whitmer
McColl
Boettger
Pickford
Park Commission
McHose
Board of Review
Creone
Clinton
State Municipal Accounting Department
Greant
Perkins
Valluif
Greene
Arney
Hilsinger
Tales
Spaulding
Cites
Roe
Knoxville
Fourth Judicial District
Grimn
Tenth District
Grout
Anderson
Balloff
Newcomb
Anamosa Reformatory
Fort Madison
Elven
Sullivan
Kossuth County
Davenport
Clarkson
Bartle
Commerce Council
eanlarged—Smith
Cowles
Atkinson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Francis
Boettiger
Shankland
Caid
Justice of the Peace
lJones
Klay
Lund
G. I
Huff
Bruce
Webb
Pharmacy Commission
Peterson
Miller
Munro
McManus
Jones
Whitney
Committee On Public Health
Elliott
Scholz
State reforms cover education, taxation, and public works
A lengthy list outlines state actions including funding for history research, teacher training standards, and constitution amendments. It details taxation, railroad and highway regulation, public health, banking powers, and public utility controls, with specific provisions for libraries, parks, and municipal finances.
Iowa legislative summaries mix in 19th century policy notes
A compilation of proposed bills and official actions in Iowa covers pardon procedures for first offenders after suspension, county recorder indexing of articles of incorporation, cemetery trust rights for townships, relief appropriations for Spirit Lake massacre survivors, subcontractor lien protections, and state home provisions for veterans. Additional items include county deeds, home admissions for nondependents, school district property restoration, Gettysburg anniversary funding, Des Moines homecoming funds, municipal fee rules, temperance measures, saloon restrictions near state institutions, and insurance law reforms.
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Whitney
Larrabee
Lounaberry
Otter Island
Mississippi River
Burlington
Iowa
Deaths and local notices from Reinbeck area
Mrs Adin Gibson aged 67 dies at Reinbeck after long illness burial in Reinbeck cemetery. Norm H Thompson dies suddenly at home four miles north of town. funeral at Reinbeck Congregational church. Mrs Frank J Pfiffner buried in Reinbeck cemetery after Seattle death. Herman Willer and Ruth Carroll wed in Davenport. local figures noted. Womans Foreign Missionary district convention in Albion attended by local members. Edith Sinden’s birthday celebrated with friends. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Kferman. Hemmingway becomes Irvine Drug stenographer. Mrs Fergus Galloway in Amity seriously ill with gangrene threatened amputation.
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Reinbeck
Adin Gibson
Lved
F. M. Merrick
M. EH
J. Q. Robinson
Norm H. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Utica
N. Y
Grundy Center
Thompson
Angelina Reisinger
Arthur Thompson
Dyersville
Hattie Saltan
Waterloo
Mary Ingarnells
Congregational Church
Sinden
Frank J. Fiffner
Seattle
Wash
Pfiffner
Wilfred
M. EB
J. W. Hildebrand
Herman Willer
Ruth Carroll
Davenport
Kferman
Hiss Hemmingway
Dows
Irvine Drug, Company
Fergus Galloway
Amity
Long illness spans week as family gathers
Mrs. David Fletcher remains very ill and has drawn anxious concern as her sons Wi Campbell Dubuque Alex Campbell Ord Neb and J B Campbell Halfa Ia stay by her side. The town records multiple social visits and minor events including banquets visits and travels of locals and visitors to and from nearby cities.
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David Fletcher
Wi Campbell
Dubuque
Alex Campbell
Ord
Neb
J. B. Campbell
Halfa
Howard Stevens
A. P
W. R. Colburn
J. J
Raymond Col considerably light social notes from Waterloo visits
Raymond column lists movements and visits of residents including Mrs. Math Berend to Waterloo, J W Rinker and family with F B Hull in Waterloo, John Jungen visiting, Pearl and Pearl Marble's trip to Liscomb, Leo O Connell to teach in Lester township, Ed Marble to La Porte City, a new parsonage fence, Arthur Truir and Nel le from Waterloo with Rev Ward, James Shannon burial trip, Dan O Connell injured at Hart Parr, missionary delegates from Winthrop, Mrs T I Smith of Dunkerton visiting, P J O Conner buying a horse, Ward and Lynn Smith buying Ancona chickens, Emerson Marble visiting, Ladies Aid meeting, and a note on auto pedestrian safety proposals in England.
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Raymond
Math Berend
Waterloo
J. W. Rinker
F. B. Hull
John Jungen
Pearl Marble
Liscomb
Leo O'Connell
Lester Township
Ed Marble
la Porte City
Arthur Truir
Miss Nelle
Ward
Hid. Shannon
Sioux City
James Shannon
Independence
Dan O'Connell
Hart Parr Manufacturing Company
Charles City
Ella Hobson
Cora Clough
Winthrop
T. I. Smith
Dunkerton
Smith
A. G
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35Th General Assembly of
Yosum Mines
State Mining Department
Contination and Arbitration of Labor Disputes Board
Power
Fish and Game
Mitchell
Capitol
Committee On Appropriations
Hrickson
Dunnecan
Dunnegan
Imax
Roetizer
Kimball
Thimedaat
Lenocker
King
Aiewater
Jacobsen
Woman's Reformatory
Board of Control
Appropriations Committee
State Department of Public Instruction
Sauvage
Kulp
College For Blind
Eldora
Mitchellville
Library Commission
Sehools
Toe
Sehoool
Séeslon Sreitisherry
Tradt
Hager
State Historical Department
Thomas
Helghims
Executive Council
Wilson
Public Utilities
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Siler
J Kulp
Railroad Commission
Besore Imlerstile Commerce Commission
Bracehway
Sulivan
Jensen
Balkema
State Highway Commission
Brockway
Heald
Milton
Fair Ground
Gillette
Ames
Stipe
Buxton
Clerk of
Parate
Griffin
Huntley
Bernbrook
Committee On Insurance
G. H. Clark
The
First Savings Bank
Bedford
C. H. Schneider
Pythian Hall
Dr. Kahler
Dubuque Thurstday
Camilla Moeller
Lara Fallas
Emma Eaton
Cedar Falla
I. N. Myers
BE. F. Lewis
Cedar Falls
Will Mitchell
Vinton
Lois Adams
Hermann Miller
Ida Copely
Marlys Robinson
Hettie, Saylor
John Gange
Chas. Biebasheimer
Rosa Linder
Chicago
Josie Severance
Business College
Grace Stewart
Dora
Emma Runft
John Porter
Los Angeles
Cal
John Innes
Dorothy Bennett
Marshalltown
W. F. Welk
Cedar Rapids
Z. B. Dunne
A. M. Reid
Traer
England
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