Iowa Sifted Bills Doom Many In Forty Second Assembly
Des Moines reports that a flood of bills has entered the house and senate during the tenth week of the forty second general assembly. Most measures have not been acted upon as committees take charge. Through the period 477 bills entered the house with 34 passed and signed, 18 failed or postponed, 38 withdrawn, 60 passed in the house but not the senate, and five passed both and await governor signature. In the senate 195 bills introduced, 178 left unacted, and two year ago figures were 293 house bills and 376 in the senate. Thirty three senate bills passed both houses and governor, while 95 passed the senate only and 22 withdrawn. The state road control bill passed, income tax defeated, and the appropriations bill expected to finish by week end. Banking legislation remains, with possible adjournment around April 9.
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tCourigr
Des
Moines
House
Senate
Forty-Second General Assembly
Mrs Margaret Swartz Dies at 86 in Gilbertville
Mrs Margaret Swartz, 86, longtime Gilbertville resident, died at 8 p m yesterday at her son John Swartz home after a paralytic stroke. Born June 1 1840, she had lived on the family farm east of Gilbertville for 35 years. Surviving: her son and two grandchildren. Body sent to O Keefe Towne mortuary in Waterloo pending funeral arrangements.
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Courter
Gilbertville
Margaret Swartz
John Swartz
Bootlegger hearings bound over in local case surge
In a municipal court today Judge George J. Sager bound over John Moore and Helen Davenport after preliminary hearings in the Saturday liquor raid series. Moore, defended by Milton Fields, and Davenport released on 500 dollar bonds. Irving Kennison waived hearing and posted 500 dollar bond. Minnie Davis released on 150 dollar bond for illegal possession. Witnesses include deputy under cover man testified liquor sales.
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John Moore
Salisbury Street
George J. Sager
Milton F. Fields
Moore
Ralph Travis
William Hlemmings
HT. Wagner
Charles ’Mobblis
Helen ‘Davenport
Negress
Barclay
Irving Kennison
Bluff Street
Elmer Feely
Co. Sa
Minnie
Davis
Jefferson ‘Street
Post Names Rietz and Koch as Parley Delegates
Disabled American Veterans at Memorial Hall last evening arranged to send Carl Rietz and Fred J. Koch to the state convention at Clinton as representatives of the local unit. Alternates named Melvin Ingebrigtsen and John Hodges. Koch elected press representative and Rietz liaison officer. Ames, Ia. March 22 More than 2000 delegates registered at the opening of the Iowa PEO convention. Mrs John Hammill wife of the governor honored guest Acting President. Herman Ixnapp of Iowa State College delivered an address.
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Ames
Iowa P EO
John Hammill
Herman Ixnapp
Iowa State College
Plans for New Fishing Grounds in Des Moines
Warden W. E. Albert of the state fish and game department announced plans underway to establish new fishing grounds and stock them for the coming season in Des Moines on March 22.
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Des Moines
W. E. ‘Albert
State Fish and Game
Quarantines Measles and Chicken Pox Names, Addresses Listed
A list of individuals and addresses tied to quarantines for measles and chicken pox appears. The scattered names include Lorraine Roeder and many others with street numbers and towns, indicating public health tracking or mandatory isolation.
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Lorraine Roeder
Argyle
Robert Jacklin
Berth
Rose Randal
Barclay South
Donald Haines
Ifth West
Verne Lichty
Mulberry
Donald Rohmer
Lafayette
Pauline Dryden
Dawson
Gwendolyn Pratt
Mary Parsons
Knoll
Glenn
Dorothy Sommer
Albert Pearson
Merriman
Ruth.Piper
Ruth
Vernon Vianna
Quincey
Jean Kaplan
Walker
Herbert Woolman
Clay
Junior Silvers
Leland
Teddy Collins
Gilbert
Pickett
Lindenthel Spaulding
Hawthorne
Glenn Hoff
Hammond
Marlys. Ball
Dane
Robert Taber
Newton
Merritt Ludwig, Jr
Fifth West
Jimmie Horsfall
Conger
Betty Jane Koester
Independence
Arlene Thompson
Franklin
Donald K
Hussman
Billy, Gilbert
Jane Michaelson
German Menaglen
Beverly Jane Church
Riehl
County Women's Clubs Convene in Waterloo Meeting
Seventy five out of town members attended a county convention at Waterloo Woman's club. Clubs represented include Waterloo Cedar Heights Friday Study and others from Cedar Falls La Porte City and Hudson with unfederated groups such as Parlor Reading Cedar Malls Orange Black Hawk and Lincoln Townships. Mrs M Bowen presided with reports on endowment health public instruction and kindergarten work. Violin recital by I I Marshall featured Mid Night Bells and Mother McRea. Lunch by Jackson committee preceded a county chairman election and remarks by district and wildlife officials.
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Waterloo
Parlor Reading Circle
Cedar Malls
Orange
Black Hawk
Lincoln Townships
M. Bowen
Hudson
W. LH. Bickley
Waterloo Garden ‘Club
L. Johnson
A. M
Donnan
I. I. Marshall
Kreisler
Macree
Callie Wieder
I. E. Whitley
Webster City
Forestry and Wild Life Refuges
Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Health Claim
An Ohio physician Dr Edwards created Olive Tablets as a gentler substitute for calomel to stimulate the liver and bowels. The Norwich advertisement touts the tablets as restoring natural buoyancy by toning the liver and cleansing the system of impurities, offered in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
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Mouse
D. A. V. Post
Rietz and Koch
P. C. Co
Fae
Women's Clubs OF County
Tourist Club
la Porte City
Lub
Delson's
Cash ‘Department Store
Carter
Pyramid
Pyramid Drug CO
Marshall, Mich
P.O
Hall-Ekfelt CO
Wilton Rugs
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
Velvet Brussels
Congoleum & Feltex
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