Hammill Soon 78 Name Appointees Tax Commission
Des Moines reports Governor Hammill prepares to appoint the three members of the board of assessment and review. The tax body will operate with the new act, relieving the executive council of midsummer hearings on land values and property tax, while the legislative tax committee, named earlier, will assist and report on revenue changes. The panel will study other states and work with the new board to propose legislation to the next session. The committee notes rising taxes due to broader duties and the dollar’s depreciation affecting purchasing power.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
General Assembly
Hammill
Board of Assessment and Review
Eastern Star of Omaha
State Executive Council
Arch McFarlane
J. H. Johnson
F. C. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Charles L. Rigby
Branwood
George W. Patterson
Lrt
Fred Co. Lovrién
Humboldt
Harry M. Greene
Avoca
John F. Kline
Bloomfield
State Board of Assessment and Review
van Alstine Tax Committee
Foortieth Generals Assembly
Farmers Working on Fields Nights with Lights On Tractors
Des Moines reports dry cool weather and occasional freezes slow field work yet farmers use night farming with tractors and lights. Corn planting averages 22 percent above state timing before rains, but 28 percent below normal. winter wheat heads appear while gardens lag and potatoes remain under ground a month.
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Des Moines
D. Reed
Weather Bureau
Plymouth
Hamilton
Reed
Iowa
Picnic season opens at C. F. Tourist Park
The Cedar Falls park hosted the year’s first picnic last night hosted by Mr and Mrs Y C Smallweed George Mosher and Bond Strayey. No other picnics were evident at the park this year.
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Cedar Falls
Goates Skinner Elected Chiefs of Iowa Barbers
H L Coats of Cedar Rapids was reelected president of the Iowa Association of Master Barbers for a third term and Lewis W Skinner of Council Bluffs was elected president of the Iowa State Journeymen Barbers at closing sessions yesterday. Fred C Sloan of Waterloo was elected first vice president of the Journeymen Barbers. Sioux City was selected for the next gathering.
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H. L. Coats
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of Master Barbers
Lewis .W. Skinner
Council Bluffs
Iowa State Journeymen Barbers
Fred C. Sloan
Waterloo
Journeymen Barbers
Sioux City
Miss Irme Wright Demonstrates Typist Speed in Tours
Thousands watch Miss Irme Wright, world amateur champion typist, demonstrate speed and technique to crowds nationwide. She explains dishwashing relief with Lux soap, noting hands became whiter and softer, making Lux her preferred choice for home tasks.
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New York
N. Y
Irme Wright
Miss Wright
Lux
Iowa master barbers elect 1930 officers at annual meeting
The 1930 annual conventions of both organizations elected officers. J N Ostergaard Cedar Falls was first vice president, Iott Hagle Grave second vice president, B Hamilton Sioux City third vice president, I L Pursell Creston fourth vice president TFT McDuffee Des Moines secretary, G A Tedrow Des Moines treasurer. Additional Iowa State Tourneymen Barbers officers named include F O Moffie Sioux City second vice president, R H E McMaster Ottumwa third vice president, R C G Thompson Mason City fourth vice president, Jack Casey Fort Dodge fifth vice president, G H Hicks Dubuque sixth vice president, Charles W Pickering Marshalltown secretary and treasurer. AM of Americas domestic fowl, with the exception of the turkey, were imported from Europe.
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Association of Master Barbers
N. Ostergaard
Cedar Falls
D. 4. Iott
Hagle Grave
B. B. Hamilton
Sioux City
I. L. Pursell
Creston
Tft
Iowa State Toursneymen Barbers
F. O
Moffie
R. H E. McMaster
Ottumwa
R. C G. Thompson
Mason City
Jack Casey
Fort Dodge
G. H. Hicks
Dubuque
Charles W. Pickering
Marshalltown
West High Senior Play Postponed to June 5
The West High senior class play Quality Street is moved from May 24 to Wednesday night June 5 to concentrate activities in one week. Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr of First Brethren Church will give the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night June 2. Class night will be staged Monday night June 3 with a senior dance set for Thursday night.
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West High
Quality Street
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
Three universities vote best Old Golds in hidden brand poll
Students at Virginia Johns Hopkins and Ohio State compare four leading cigarettes with brand names concealed noting which brands top peers favor.
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Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Ohio State
Virginia “Cavaliers
O. Gs
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Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Prince Albert
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Palmrose
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Turkey
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Wall ‘Paper
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Waterlon Theatre
Paul Whiteman
King of
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Hopkins
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