Grand and Petit Juries Drawn for 1925 Terms
Atlantic district forms 1925 grand jurors list and January trial jurors. Grand jury reports January 20. trial jurors report January 26. Names include Thomas Casty Victoria D Cornett Massena Christensen Brighton and many others across Atlantic Griswold Anita Noble and nearby towns. Judge W C Ratcliff to preside as Atlantic term opens.
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Atlantic
Swenth
Thomas
Casty
Victoria
Dl ‘D. Cornett
Massena
C. ¥ Christensen
Brighton
R.w.fooken
Union
WM. C. Hansen
Anita
D. C. Herbert
J. F. Kistler
Noble
J.C. Laartz
Pymoss
C. M. Lawrence
Griswold
F. G. Mauser
Cass
John Saunders
Edna
Fred Scholl
Lincoln
G. H. Allen
C. Hansen
L. C. Hines
Cumberland
T'A. Hupp
Keller
Benton
Duste Kelley
Arthur Lett
James Moon
Lewis
EB. J. Mueller
Frank ‘Perry
Washington
Bert Pierson
Albert Pittman
Robert Pratt
Grove
Fred Pringey
Chas, Saunders, Sr
Frank Schmidt
H. C. Schuler
Maude Sheets
Andrew Smith
James Stier
Atlantic. ‘Florence Sutton
Guy Swires
Myrtle Tatge
Etta Tye
Eva van
Frank van Brockdin
W. H
Wagner
J. A. Walters
Edna ‘Warne
Bear Grove
H. H.weaver
Andrew. Wiegand
Williams
Robert ‘A. Wilson
Mary
Winters
W. C. Ratcliff
Will Preside
the Tern
Guthrie Center Wages Set For 1925 Road Bridge Work
Guthrie county supervisors decide 1925 wage scale for bridge and road work will match last year. Rates: bridge foreman 55, laborers 40, road foreman 55, team 60, patrolmen 36 to 85 depending on teams, scraping 40, drags 40, horse team mileage 40, large engines 60, small engines 35, truck drivers 40. County engineer John G Butter appointed. salary aligned with prior. Board to advertise for bids on road filling grading and county road work. Community inventory underway. Wayne Hemphill from Ruthven visits. League of Iowa Municipalities adopts resolution urging careful tag and paper usage.
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Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
Casa
Board of Supervisors
John G. ‘Butter
Audubon
Gates
State Highway Commission
Texas
State budget shows over four million dollar cut
Budget Director BE L Hogue reports a reduction of more than 4 000 000 dollars in the general fund for the biennium ending June 30 1927 compared with the prior period. Estimated general fund expenditures total about 30 000 000 with a 500 000 contingency request.
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Des Moines
BE. L. Hogue
Hogue
Kendall
General
United Press
Budget Board
Board of Control
New Year wish for Peace Progress and Prosperity
A formal greeting expresses gratitude for past favors and sincere wishes that the New Year bring peace progress and prosperity to all.
Iowa Good Roads Push Seeks Statewide System
Col Haynes reports strong Iowa interest in better roads as the Iowa Good Roads Association urges a state controlled primary road system. The plan includes a two cent gasoline tax and an $85 million serial bond issue to be decided in November 1926, with funds directed to bond principal and interest first.
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Des Moines
Glenn C. Haynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa
Col. Haynes
41St- Central Assembly
W E Campbell urges settle ment from patrons
Notice from W E Campbell asks all who owe on accounts to settle in year end and new year. He thanks past favors and extends wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to all readers.
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Campbell
Stores Closed New Year’s Anita Plans
Anita merchants announce New Year’s Day store closures and annual inventories. Bill Burkhart was ill Tuesday and Abe Biggs remains bedridden with hiccough flu. Oren Storie, longtime farmer and cousin to local Stone family, died in Heart California on Christmas morning. In Anita a birthday surprise party for Mrs. Chas Faulkner featured bridge and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Bill” Burkhart
Oren Storie
H. C
A.B. Stone
Heart
California
Chas
B. Faulkner
Faulkner
Two Fires Strike Anita In Past Week
Anita saw two fires in a week one at the E W Holmes Co lumber shed and one at Clyde White home on Rose Hill Avenue. Nightwatchman Elijah Birge discovered the lumber shed blaze around 1 00 am Saturday and report suggests arson as lath stacked against lumber caught fire but was stopped before major damage. Birge earns about 650 per month with 25 financed by the town and rest by merchants. Monday afternoon a basement fire in Clyde White residence near the furnace was Put out with chemical tank aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
E. W. Holmes Co
Clyde White
E.W. Holmes Co
Elijah Birge
Main Street
Birge
Rose Hill Avenue
Local notes and notices from a Midwestern newspaper
A compilation of brief items: insurance and storage notice at Anita Tire Shop. migration and visits by Merle Cochran and George Renner. birth announcement for Jay T Reed’s daughter. smallpox vaccination urged by Dr Rodney P Fagan. Iowa health reports since December 1. University of Iowa City radio lectures for credit. Albert Miller Lea among early Iowa Minnesota explorers with geographic journals noting Lea’s explorations and places named after him.
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Rodney P. Fagan
Commissioner of Public Health
Iowa
Health Department
Minnesota
Albert Miller Lea
Expea
Lea
Mississipp
Wahestans Vill
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Wiota. Bank
Ji. N. Jones
R. W. Cocksheet
Jones
Amery Company
New York Fidelity
Sabine Indement Clovis
Andlord
Guthrie
NEW County
Wayne T. Hemphill
Ruthven,Iown
League of Iowa
Magon City
The
Briardale Grocery
A. R. Kohl
Prop
Rexall
Bongers Bros
Farmers Supply Co
Abe Biggs
CG. O. D
Anita Tire Shop
M. ¢. Hansen
Atlantic Busin
Merle Cochran
Marshfield
Wisconsin
George Renner
New York City
Re Cd, Pratt
Fresno
Jay .T. Reed
Reed
Frances Stone
Iowa City
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