Iowa House Opens With Thirteen Bills Introduced
Des Moines Jan 26 Thirteen bills were introduced in the Iowa house during the first two weeks of the Forty first general assembly with many measures corrective in nature. Highlights include Matthews long and short haul bill setting identical rates between cities, Hill bootlegger blue book for cross county conviction reporting, Diltz's multiple measures on wildlife education detention housing and inheritance tax, Rankin waterworks mains funding, and various code corrections from the 1924 revision.
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Teese
Daz Moines
Thiteen
Iowa
House of Representatives
Ass Dluily
Hammill
Winur
Matthews
Des Moines
Hill
Diltz
Polk Equity
Rankin
Lea County
Council Bluffs
Gates Talks At First Brethren On Mental Life
Bruce Gates president of Gates Business College urged First Brethren Sunday school youths to sharpen the mind through reading and study. He warned against letting motion pictures replace literature and noted that continued mental activity prevents decay. He cited Theodore Roosevelt on lifelong learning.
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Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Young Peoples’ Division
First Brethren -Sunday School
Gates
High Schani
Tro College
Theodore Roosevelt
Kurtz Composition Broadcast Over KLW Wednesday Night
Edward Wurtze lin and his orchestra, from Waterton, report a new Kurtz composition Minuet will be aired on KLW at 9. The piece published by Orell Muse Co and linked to Miss Nach Hopkins. Hopkins is a student of Kurtz and noted violin recital program participant. Local Birmingham notes mention Farrar and Nadizon.
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Kurtz
Chicago
Edward Wurtzelin
Ond Falls
Waterton
Missi Mdnah Hopkins
yEoling
Nial Minuet
KLW
O¢rell “Muse Company
Arthur Uhe
Victor
Miss Hopkiss
Mr. Kurtz
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Oakdale
Enita
Negtvet
Topsy
Iowa
Ed Howe the Dean of Country Editors Explains Life
Ed Howe, famed dean of country editors, reflects on his career and views. He champions individualism over communism, critiques marriage laws and social norms, and notes his cosmopolitan insight from a small town. Howe defends independent merit, profiles Beira and East Africa, and praises Shaw and Wells while critiquing French and Russian literature.
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Ed Howe
Country Editors
Main Street
Atchison Qghe
E. W. Howe
Seavea
Africa
F. P. Morgan
Anan
Cait. Ifo
Howe
Suez
Maention
Beira
East Africa
God
Tim
Iim
Sun and Wells
Lteratura
Ed Hows
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
HH. G. Wells
The Dean of America’s Country Editors
A reflection on a prominent editor as he traverses life’s battles and jokes about rivals. The piece portrays him as a philosopher of the press, navigating conflict, faith, and perseverance with wit. It highlights his leadership in journalism and enduring stance amid competing voices.
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America
Review Highlights New Library Additions For Waterloo Readers
Librarian Miss Callie Weider will weekly review new book volumes arriving at Waterloo’s public libraries. The current spread includes Gypsy Fires in America by James Irving Brown, The Diary of a Dude Wrangler by Struthers Burt, and Around the World in New York by Konrad Bercovier with an introduction by Zane Grey devotees should enjoy. The pieces explore Gypsy life, a western frontier tale, and a guide detailing New York’s diverse foreign communities within a vivid city portrait.
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Tupper
Waterloo
Callie Weider
L Jerary
Miss Weider
The
Courier
Mss Weider
Des Moines Sunday Register
Iatchan Irving Brown
America
Struthers Burt
Our
Great West
Great East
New York
Konrad Bercovier
Father Forgives Eloping Daughter Ends Marriage Rift
Corneil Cluffs, Ia., Jan 26. Fort Dodge police arrested Velma Mangold 16 and Russell 18 after their elopement and brief marriage in Glen Wood last week. The girl’s father relented, saying Velma has a fine husband and to let them go.
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Corneil Cluffs
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Velma Mangold
Russell
Glen Wood
Velma
Iowa lawmakers to hear plan for ten child welfare laws
Des Moines January 26 A former legislator James B Weaver head of the Child Welfare mission urged passage of ten laws to improve child welfare. The proposed measures include state oversight of county welfare work, licensed boarding homes, improved investigations of abuse, custody rules for feeble minded, and penalties to ensure proper training and funding for child protection services.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James B. Weaver
Weaver
Kendall
Livushye Anil
Licenkipg
Centre
Anpervialan. Oo
Juvenil Court
Penai
Somu
Universal Criticism of Iowa Child Welfare Laws
The passage criticizes Iowa child welfare rules as too lax in removing children, noting easy transfer between caregivers, placements with cruel or incompetent foster parents, and the issue of defective heredity. It cites Iowa and Louisiana as states not requiring judicial sanction for adoption, implying lax oversight.
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Gerhans
Iowa
Louisiana
Harmless tablets claim quick relief for digestive distress
A fragment notes a 60 cent package that promises to keep the entire family free from digestive disorders for months. Druggists sell millions and guarantee each package, suggesting wide distribution and consumer confidence.
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Davenport School of Chiropractic
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Miami
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