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congress to be administered by the Bureau of Education of the department of the Interior. Dean McKay of Ames chairman of committee on Food Supply and Demand gave her report and requested that those interested ask Prof. [Roacts?] for usual instruction. Dean Mac Kay moved that the League of Women Voters endorse the Kenyon - Kendric - Anderson Bill. Seconded - carried. Mrs. Mills of Des Moines - chairman of Research Dep. reported that her work so far had [illegible] in furnishing Mary Summer Boyd with staitics from Iowa. A discussion of county [illegible] time followed in which Mrs. Rusti read the contributions of Floyd County. adjourned. 
Same day and place. Executive Committee Meeting: Called to order by Miss Dunlap. Those present were Miss Dunlap, Miss [Finklbrine?], Mrs Koch, Dr. Harpel, Mrs. H.S. Van A. Discussion as to advisibility of continuing the suffrage schools over the state resulted in the following motion.  Moved that Mrs. Max Mayer be engaged by the officers of the League in the calls for citizenship schools over the state [seem?] to warrant such action. Seconded - carried. adjourned.  M-Bertha van Alstine.

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congress to be administered by the Bureau of Education of the department of the Interior. Dean McKay of Ames chairman of committee on Food Supply and Demand gave her report and requested that those interested ask Prof. [Roacts?] for usual instruction. Dean Mac Kay moved that the League of Women Voters endorse the Kenyon - Kendric - Anderson Bill. Seconded - carried. Mrs. Mills of Des Moines - chairman of Research Dep. reported that her work so far had [illegible] in furnishing Mary Summer Boyd with staitics from Iowa. A discussion of county [illegible] time followed in which Mrs. Rusti read the contributions of Floyd County. adjourned. Same day and place. Executive Committee Meeting: Called to order by Miss Dunlap. Those present were Miss Dunlap, Miss [Finklbrine?], Mrs Koch, Dr. Harpel, Mrs. H.S. Van A. Discussion as to advisibility of continuing the suffrage schools over the state resulted in the following motion. Moved that Mrs. Max Mayer be engaged by the officers of the League in the calls for citizenship schools over the state [seem?] to warrant such action. Seconded - carried. adjourned. M-Bertha van Alstine.