Three Iowa bills on calendar threaten state schools
Iowa senators placed three key education bills on the calendar. Senate file 268 would allow a college fee at the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts with nonmandatory amount set by administration and board. A housing bill would let the board of education mortgage dormitories to fund additions at state universities and other campuses, without new appropriations. A joint resolution seeks a survey to eliminate course duplication across schools, due by July 1, 1926, with anticipated opposition from supporters of the three major institutions.
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Dee Moines
Iowa
Senate
Committee On Educational Institutions
Reed
College of ‘Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ames
State University
State Normal School
Board of Education
Clearman
Guy H. Roberts
Roberts
Engineering and Education Degrees Mentioned in Ames City Notice
A fragment notes awarding degrees in engineering from Ames and education from Town City College for Cedar Falls. The item highlights two degree types and three institutions in a local education notice.
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of Engineering
Ames
College of Education
Town City
Cedar Falls
Jayne Will Allocates Large Sums to Relatives in Probate
The will of Stella M. Jayne admitted to probate in Muscatine details prior requests of 30000 to daughter Edith M. Jayne and 10000 to mother Junie F. Moore. Remainder to sister-in-law Margaret Jayne of Des Moines, 327000. Minnie Betts of Mount Vernon 16000. Mrs Moore 15000. Frances Hawley 2500. CG. R. Stafford appointed administrator.
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Muscatine
Edith M. Jayne
Junie F. Moore
Stella M. Jayne
William R. Jayne
Margaret Jayne
Des Moines
Jayne
Minnie Betts
Mount Vernon, Jr
Moore
Frances Hawley
CG. R. Stafford
Story County Banks Are Consolidated
The First National and Citizens Savings banks in Cambridge Story County are merging to form a 700000 dollar institution. Fred W. Larson of the First National becomes president of the merged bank with vice presidents C. G. H. Alder and W. H. Heggen.
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Story County
Nevada
First National
Citizens Savings
Cambridge
Oie
Fred. W. Larson
CG. H. Alder
W. H. Heggen
Maytags Acquire Lending Interest in Bank at Newton
Newton Ia March 25 New ton's oldest bank the Jasper County Savings with roots back to 1869 has new owners ex Senator F L Maytag and his sons and associates who have bought the Woodrow interests in the bank.
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Maytags
Bank At
Newton
Jasper County Savings
F. L. Maytag
Woodrow
Maytag Company Sees Major Ownership Change
The report notes deposits exceeding a million and a half and announces F. L. Maytag becoming the largest stockholder and chairman of the board. His son E. H. Maytag serves as secretary and treasurer, with both father and son prominent in the local washing machine firm.
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F. L. ‘Maytag
E. H. Maytag
Maytag Company
Local Washing Ma
Maytag Company Leaders Reshape Board of Directors
The organization names a new president and elects L. B. Maytag as president of the Maytag company with Frank P. Ross of Chicago named as vice president. The bank building is included in the transfer.
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