Cass county 1924 financial report details county spending
The Cass County auditor publishes the 1924 financial report with city township county and national office directories a detailed election vote table population and financial figures. Warrants drawn by the county board of supervisors total 82502.25 plus numerous office costs and salaries. The document breaks down expenses by treasurer recorder superintendent of schools engineer courthouse printing elections assessors poor road and miscellaneous funds with totals for 1924 and notes on taxes and property values.
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Cass County
County Auditor’s. Office
Jennie M. Ward
Supervisors
H. G. Armentrout
C. A. Zellmer
D. Bell
E. Malone
Drew
Burza Jones
GC. W. ‘Asay
Grace A
Court House
Do You Know About the Dead Letter Office Savings
A dated piece questions the Dead Letter Office costs and losses citing millions of letters parcels and cash. It urges readers to always write a return address and wrap parcels securely to save funds and possibly abolish the office.
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Uncle Sam
Guthrie County Board Faces Wolf Bounty Dilemma
Guthrie County supervisors deliberated in Guthrie Center on June 3 over who deserves a wolf bounty. James Wilson shot a wolf with a trap on its foot nearby, claiming the bounty because the animal would have escaped. The trap owner did not appear to claim, and the board awarded the bounty to Wilson pending higher court interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
James Wilson
Beaver Township
Wilson
Nine Cass lads enroll for military camp
Nine Cass county lads have enrolled for Citizens Military Training camps opening August first for thirty days. Ralph W. Cook of Atlantic oversees the local enrollment and urges immediate sign ups as city applicant influx may limit accommodations. Enrollees from the territory will go to Fort Des Moines.
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Cass County
Citizens
Ralph W. Cook
Atlantic
Fort-Des Moines
Woman seeks divorce over alleged cruelty and abuse
In Atlantic, Veda I. Stonebraker files a divorce petition against Elmer E. Stonebraker citing years of cruel and inhuman treatment including daily beating and kicking. She seeks custody of their child, $900 alimony, and a divorce. They were married December 22 1915 at Extra. Attorney for plaintiff is Earl S. Holton of Anita.
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Clerk of the District Court
Atlantic
Veda I. Stonebraker
Elmer E. Stonebraker
Extra
Earl S. Holton
Anita
Notice to Water Users in Drought Period
Notice to water users requests cessation of lawn and garden watering and use of city water to conserve supplies during drought. Wording denotes city water works and related restrictions.
War trophies to Iowa from war department shipment
Des Moines June 3 Shipping orders from the war department allot trophies to Iowa stored at Camp Dodge. First shipments expected within weeks, but full arrival may take months. Items include guns mortars howitzers minnen etc. State historical department and American Legion posts gain priority in distribution with a list of pref erences. Distribution led by Adjutant General Lasher.
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Des Moines
War Department
L. G. Lasher
Arsenale
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Lasher
State Historical Department
Wille
Camp Dodge Reservation
State Sparks
American Legion
Airship Bring Daughter To Bedside Of Dying Father
Ardmore Oklahoma woman Mrs H D Vernon flew 1000 miles by air to Greenfield to reach her ill father A J Brown. The trip included stops for fuel at Tulsa and Kansas City. Her husband, bank cashier, is connected with Ardmore aviation circle. the airship was provided by Askey Oakley Airship Company. Brown died within hours of her arrival.
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Greenfield
H. D
Ted) Vernon
Ardmore
Oklahoma
A. J. Brown
Tulsa
Kansas City
Leon G. Voorhees Bank
Hatcher Players in Anita Concert Park Tent This Week
Hatcher Players, famed performers, are in Anita this week under the Anita Concert Band. The big tent in Concert Park hosts an 8:00 PM show nightly with a free matinee Saturday funded by local business leaders. Tickets for the matinee offered by supporting firms.̣
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M. C. Harisen
Revere Ee
Farmers Coop
Cseee
The
Anita Bank
D. C
Bell, Co
Cece Ceces
Clardy
Walnut Grove Co
Roe Clothing Co
ALR
Kohl
R.C. Rasmussen
A. D. Bullock
Bongers Bros
A. Long
W.T. Biggs
Jas. B. Lewis
Forshay & Forshay
Fullerton Lumber Co
Seeeeens
de Mont Bros
H.heckman
G. M. Adair
L. B. Trumbull
E. E. Barnholdt
P. T.williams
M. Christengen
Anita Bank Insurance Agency
Victoria Hotel
Hyp. Ziegler
Hhitaeen
Val. Wiegand
W. F. Crawford
S. A. Rose
Hugo Wiese
Cliff Metheny
L. Er Bean
Kunz Grain Co
Seae
T. A. Bell v
Dr. C. BE. Harry
Tim Knowlton
C. V. East
Sens
A. A. Lyne Ooo
W. T. Parker No
A. W. Weibold
Hatcher
Anita
Concert Park
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Gedney
Hill’s Bros
P. & G. Soap
Chipso
the Briardale Grocery
A. R. Kohl
Prop
Guthrie County Board
CASS
Orks Ars
J. B. J. Lohner
J. Liz Carey
the Tribune
Jack Perry
Adair
Rex Downing
Perry
L. R. Johnson
Town City
State University