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Iowa: House Speakers
Speakers of the Iowa State House of Representatives, 1846-1971
(May be incomplete!)
Jesse
B. Browne 1846-48
Smiley
H. Bonham 1848-49
George
Temple 1850-51
James
Grant 1852-53
Reuben
Noble 1854-56
Samuel
McFarland 1856-57
Stephen
B. Shelledy 1858-59
John
Edwards 1859-61
Rush
Clark 1862-63
Jacob
Butler 1864-65
Ed
Wright 1866-67
John
Russell 1868-69
Aylett
R. Cotton 1870-71
James
Wilson 1872-73
John
H. Gear 1874-77
John
Y. Stone 1878-79
Lore
Alford 1880-81
George
R. Struble 1882-83
William
Penn Wolf 1884-85
Albert
Head 1886-87
William
H. Redman 1888-89
John
Taylor Hamilton 1890-91
William
O. Mitchell 1892-93
Henry
Stone 1894-95
Howard
W. Byers 1896-97
James
H. Funk 1898-99
Daniel
H. Bowen 1900-01
Willard
L. Eaton 1902-03
George
W. Clarke 1904-06
Nathan
E. Kendall 1907-08
Guy
A. Feely 1909-10
Paul
E. Stillman 1911-12
Edward
H. Cunningham 1913-14
William
I. Atkinson 1915-16
Milton
B. Pitt 1917-18
Arch
W. McFarlane 1919-22
Joseph
H. Anderson 1923-24
W.
C. Edson 1925-26
L.
V. Carter 1927-28
Howard
A. Mathews 1928
J.
H. Johnson 1929-30
Francis
Johnson 1931-32
George
E. Miller 1933-34
John
H. Mitchell 1935-36
La
Mar Foster 1937-38
John
R. Irwin 1939-40
Robert
Donald Blue 1941-42
Henry
W. Burma 1943-44
Harold
Felton 1945-46
Gus
T. Kuester 1947-50
William
S. Lynes 1951-54
Arthur
C. Hanson 1955-56
W.
L. Moody 1957-58
Vern
Lisle 1959-60
Henry
C. Nelson 1961-62
Robert
W. Naden 1963-64
Vincent
B. Steffen 1965-66
Maurice
E. Baringer 1967-68
William
H. Harbor 1969-
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