Board of Supervisors Minutes 1911 Story County Iowa April 12 22 25
The Story County Board of Supervisors met April 12 1911 with all members present and adjourned to April 22 1911 then to April 25 1911. Petitions and bills were approved including refunds to U S Alderman and several treasurer office extras. Refund warrants issued for erroneous payments and tax errors to multiple banks and estates in Sherman Washington Collins and Gilbert townships.
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Board of Supervisors
Story County
Iowa
U. S
Jacobson
L. J. Kansa
Edith Ballou
Alma Erickson
Becula Shommedieu
State Savings Bank of Hearing
John Burkhart
Sherman Township
Laura Wahl
Washington Township
Mary Blinn
Exchange State Bank of Collins
L. Lof L
N. W
Collins Township
Gilbert Savings Bank
Gilbert Inc
Tax remissions and town board actions in Story County 1911
The May 1911 Story County board session records numerous tax refunds for overpayments and erroneous assessments in Warren Lincoln and Franklin townships plus adjustments for real estate and drainage district taxes. City councils remitted taxes on Alice McKee, ordered charity payments for the poor, appointed deputies and constables, and referred nuisance abatements and tax-exemption petitions to the county attorney. The meeting adjourned with notices and a reminder to use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Newgard
Warren Township
K. Lura
Henry Cerka
Lincol Y Township
Story City Bank
Lafayette Township
First National Bank of
Story City
Howard Township
J. B. McHose
N. W
Grant Township
John B. Kooser
Franklin Township
BE. W. Chance
Lincoln Township
A. W
City Council of
Nevada
Ness E. Johnson
Templetons
Nevada City
Maloney
R.F. Jackson
Shan Reese
Laura Leonard
W. N. Corbin
F.C. McCall
Palestine Township
Frank Comstock
Peter Penning
Bougsty
Anna M. Johnson
John Chader
Ord
Opdal
Oley
Lars Kloster
Sam Maland
Frank N. Fowler
B. J. Shedon
Ame
Albert Jacobson
John Baldus
Jacobson
Iowa
Johnson
Slater News
Wheeler Lumber Co
Scott
E. T. Campbell
Story County
Methodist Old Peoples Home
Indianola
Campbell
A. Batman
B. Johnson
Hatpin Found in Cow at Tamworth, NSW
A cow that died at Tamworth New South Wales yielded part of a hatpin five to six inches long lodged in its heart. The fragment suggests a domestic hatpin possibly used as a weapon or lodged accidentally, details remain brief and unconfirmed.
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Tamworth
New South Wales
Opening of New York Public Library Sparks Tight Security
New York May 24. The public library opening drew Taft Dix Gaynor and 15 000 guests. Police ringed the square with 500 officers and a mounted squad, with strict access rules and no canes umbrellas or cameras. Taft attended with Bacon Hilles and Butt. Wickersham attended dinner. Library room capacity 3 500 000 volumes. cost over 10 000 000 dollars.
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New York
New York Public Library
Taft
Dix
Gaynor
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
President Taft
Washington
Senator Bacon
Hilles
Major Butt
J. W. Cadwalader
Wickersham
Public Library
Congressional Library
Fortieth
Forty-second Streets
Astor Library
Lenox Library
Tilden Trust
Carrere & Hastings
John Carrere
Minister Boutell at Berne in Swiss reception
Henry Sherman Boutell of Chicago presented his credentials as minister to Switzerland to President Richert and paid tribute to the Swiss republic saying it inspired civil liberty self government and popular education. Vice-President Ferrer and other government members attended the reception. The confederation president later called on the new American minister.
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Berne
Switzerland
Henry Sherman Boutell
Chicago
Richert
Ferrer
Confederation
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Ames
The
Lockwood Grain Co. Will
Union National & Union Savings Banks
U.S
M. Greeley
L. Sivers
Hiers Henry Wilson
Henry Weer O
Cash Grocery
H. Poole
N. Y
Nation
Chi
Minister Boutell
President Richert
Ames Engineering Company
East Main Street
J. A. Campbell
Kellogg Ave
Holdredge & Campbell
Iowa Telephone Co
Ames Savings Bank
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