Kenyon and Good Push Budget Reform Plans in Congress
Washington May 24 Senator Kenyon and Representative Good of Iowa introduced separate bills to create a national budget system. The plans would centralize estimates under a presidential budget director, add an accounting department and a controller general, and shift fiscal oversight from disparate agencies to a unified, accountable process.
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Washington News Bureau of Water
Washington
D. C
Kenyon
Representative Good
Iowa
Congress
Kenyan
Secretary of the Treasury
Good
Wilson
House Committee On Appropriations
House
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Treasury
United States
The
Accounting
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Mitchell lemon story sparks village pride and pies
May 24 Mitchell Ja The village salutes a banker’s wife and her lemon from a bank orchard weighing one pound five ounces used to bake five pies worth 35 cents each. Two lemon blossoms now adorn the tree promising more pies for the town.
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Mitchell, Ja
Mitchell
Cedar
Rapids
Mitchell Savings Bank
Magnolia Avenue
Tama County Land Brings High Prices and Moves Rapidly
Land sales in Tama County show rapid activity with prices per acre ranging from 225 to 350. Notable transfers include Noble Mason 160 acres south of Reinbeck at 400 an acre and Adah Dengler buying 120 acres at 338. David Marr and others acquire farms near Traer Gladbrook and Dysart. A former Canadian soldier, Thomas Murphy, suffers epilepsy after discharge and may be sent to a state hospital. Genevieve Gaston recovers from surgeries after a third operation in Waterloo hospital.
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Noble Mason
Reinbeck
Will Stewart
Adah Dengler
David Marr
WI Young
Smith Barn
David Galthomastead
Will Holubhag
Carlisle
Gladbrook
Eugene Dart
Wilaon, Fleming
Stepanek
Traer
Guy Robb
Dysart
Chalupnik
Kuchynka
Trast
Alex Stewart
Reinheck
Tom Miller
Lincoln
Sandy Mutch
Grant Township
Kilne
Grant
Alfred Dougan
Winterset
Iowa
Gonnarman
Creer
Jerry
Frank Kuchynka
Stevenson
Tracer
Thomas Murphy
Gravatt Bros
Gravatt
Treer
United States Army
Mgr
Murphy Arnies
Trusr Red Cross
Chicago
Genevieve Gaston
Waterloo
Flags awarded at Manchester central school ceremony
A May 24 ceremony on the central school grounds distributed 29 flags, one for each grade including parochial schools. The event featured patriotic songs, remarks on Old Glory, and speeches by class representatives and Mrs. Fisher who organized the fundraising. Also noted were dinners served by club husbands and personnel changes at Camp Dis. Capt Preussner left the army to resume bank duties.
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Manchester
Jones
Fisher
Women's Relief Corps
Fred Miller
Canmp Dis
Preussner
Army
D. A. Preussner
First National Bank
Frank Yeoman Dies at Greene Friday
Greene Ta May 24 Brain Yeoman died at 4 20 a m Friday after a recent period of illness. He was 69, born May 4, came from Ohio in 1886 and lived in Butler county most of his life. He leaves a widow, two daughters Mrs Thomas Greene and Mrs L Woodward, and a son Art of this place. The funeral will be Sunday at 4 p m at the M B church, of which he was a member.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A hot weather reminder urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. The advertisement touts its necessity before summer ends and claims superior value for its price.
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Chamberlain
State Plans to Build Several Projects Across Iowa
Des Moines reports that the state board of education will pursue authorized building projects including a library at Ames costing 300 900 dollars a nurses' home at the state university Iowa City 150 000 dollars dormitory completion at the state university 80 000 dollars a cottage for small children and a school for the deaf at Council Bluffs 50 000 dollars. The plan follows earlier authorization that was delayed by war and materials costs. The mandate for deaf child attendance at the state institution becomes effective July 4 with enforcement by the board and allowances for excused cases.
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State University
Iowa City
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Ames
The
School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Board of Education
State Board of Control
Iowa
Neft
Pottawattamie County
Institution For the
Vinton
Tama voters favor highway funding election
About 300 Tama County taxpayers attended a public meeting Friday afternoon to express sentiment on calling an election to fund the county primary road system. They voted unanimously to urge the board to call the election, with a date to be fixed soon. Toledo club representatives voiced opposition to the system’s location, while H E Taylor and A L Amen supported timely completion of funding in the north end.
Death in Stout County Claims Young Man
Grundy Center May 24 Dave Btroh died at the hospital after a corm sheller accident left him with crushed fingers and lockjaw. He was a well known county figure and son of John Strom. Mrs Herbert Lorenz near Lincoln died after a third mastoid operation at Marshalltown Lutheran hospital. Parm Transfers note Harm Aswegan bought 131 acre Beat farm near Stout for 225 per acre and James Wilson bought 320 acre farm near Stout for 260 per acre.
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Grundy Center
Dave Btroh
Waverly
John Strom
Stout
Herbert Lorenz
Lincoln
Digestion Basics and Gut Health Advice
A brief health note explains digestion starts in the mouth with thorough mastication and insalivation to avoid stomach trouble. It advises avoiding beet and veal if indigestion occurs, masticating thoroughly, and using Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation to aid digestion and strengthen the stomach.
Kellogg Bratt Marriage Promises Move to Farm
Miss Grace Carrol and Arthur Roderick wed at Webster City as Mrs Brodaick notes a millinery career. The couple plan to live in Marshall where Roderick has spent his life, and Wilson will take possession of the farm next spring.
Mrs G J Luckey Buried At Vinton Benton Co News
Funeral services for Mrs. G J Luckey were held at the Methodist church in Vinton. Frances Ward born Canton Sept 20 1847 married Rev Deo Luckey Nov 23 1865. The couple served in Methodist ministry with moves to Vinton in 1899. Survived by two sons Drs J B and G M Luckey and daughter Mrs John M Conkling. Funeral led by Rev Roy Amith and Rev Culley. Arthur La Grange home from overseas with Rainbow division. wounded, gashed, but sound. Julia Wilson guest at Country Club. two nurses from oversess and local notices. Clerks report eye hospital stay for City Clerk Kingman.
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Vinton
G J. Luckey
Frances J. Ward
Canton
Wre
Deo. J. Luckey
Luckey
Mr. Luckey
India
Aince
Geo. M. Luckey
James Wilson
Miss Wilson
Julia Wilson
Country Club
Fragmented OCR nautical tale snippet reveals decor and dialogue
An unclear, misread passage shows a daughter occupying a sunny bay window apartment and praising a National Bisou Company packing. The text mentions lounging cushions and a cluttered interior, with garbled phrases about windows and weather.
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Howe
National Bisou Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Medicine
An old advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as spring medicine to restore strength after war weariness and winter illness. It claims the tonic, prepared from roots herbs and berries, purifies and revitalizes the blood and supports digestion, with Hood's Pills to aid the liver.
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Hood
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