Cass County Board considers election on road bonds
The Cass County Board of Supervisors met in Atlantic at the Court House amid adjourned business. A petition signed by 2 596 qualified electors urged an election on authorizing primary road bonds. The board adopted a resolution to vote on issuing road bonds under Chapter 247 Code 1927 with Malone Hansen Bode Pelzer Armentrout voting aye.
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Court House Atlantic
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Atlantic
Japan
E. Malone
T. D. I. Bode
BH. G. Armentrout
C. G. Hansen
Frank 'Pelzer
Tl. G. Armentrout
Cc. E. Malone
G. Hansen
D. J. Bode
Frank Pelzer
Aimy Entrout
Board of Supervisore
Cass County to Vote on Primary Road Bonds in 1929 Election
The Cass County Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution to hold a special election on June 6 1929 asking voters whether to issue bonds not exceeding 1 600 000 for draining grading and hard surfacing primary roads and to levy up to five mills annually to repay principal and interest. The plan funds road improvements in Atlantic wards and routes 32 71 and 2 with bond sale proceeds used for described projects.
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Board of Supervisors
Cassequntyy
Secord
Board of Sup
Malone
H. G, Hansen
Op. J, Bode
Frank Pelzer
H. G
Armentrout
Cass County
Towa
Curry County
Carvassing Board
Atlantic
Massena
Cumberland
Lewis
Griswald
H- G- Armentrout
Cass County Iowa appoints election judges for June 6 1920 primary road bonds
Resolution sets June 6 1920 special election for primary road bonds with a long list of named judges and clerks across townships. It records appointments, voting precincts, and officials including Malone, Hansen, Garmentrou t, and board actions approving bridge contract payments and cashier oversight.
Adair News Briefs Detail Local Social Circle Transfers
Adair residents share visits and travel as relatives and friends gather for graves and celebrations. Social and family movements include visits to Lenox grave sites, Des Moines and Omaha trips, baccalaureate attendance, and summer plans for students and teachers.
Car crash hurts woman at Audubon tombstone
Mrs Malt Johnson was injured Thursday when the automobile she rode in crashed into a large tombstone on the Robert Rutherford plot in Audubon Iowa. The Pontiac became stuck in gear with brakes failing and was badly damaged. Johnson’s daughter Mrs Enna Krohn, who also rode in the car, was unhurt.
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Tombstone
Audubon Amabon
Tyne
Malt
Johnson
Enna Krohn
Pontiac
Alumni Association Elects Officers at Audubon High School
Audubon Iowa June 1 special The Audubon High School Alumni association met last evening and elected officers for the coming year Trvinge Mason president Mrs Samuel Gardner vice president May Sobrceiver secretary and El bert Kruse treasurer Augusta Hecker county superintendent of schools is retiring president The alumni banquet was held Wednesday evening.
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Audubon
Audubon High-School Alumni_association
Trvinge Mason
Samuel Gardner
May Sobrceiver
Elbert Kruse
Augusta Hecker
Appointment of Harold Wilson as economics instructor in local high school
June 1 announcement lists Harold Wilson of Marble Rock as economics instructor and assistant coach for the 1924-25 school year. Wilson, Iowa State Teachers College graduate, fills positions after Byron Hockenberry's departure. one vacancy remains in the home economies department formerly led by Miss Vern Paul.
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Audubon
Spercius
Harold “Wilson
Marble Rock
Penn
Mide Bodes
Wison
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sucfouls
Byron Hockenberry
Oakand
Teachin
Vern Paul
Avoca Journal Herald Installs New Heidelberg Press
The Avoca Journal Herald plans a new automatic Heidel berg press for job printing and expects it to be in operation next week enhancing production.
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Avoca
Avoca-Journal Herald
New Marshal Appointed in Redding City Government
Ettorement Special Mayer C A Green appoints How Redding as street commissioner. The former deputy sheriff MieReddine-in-wyolly, a known figure in Pottrwattamie County, takes the post amid county political shifts.
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Mayer C. A. Green Hax
How
Redding
mirershalo~MieReddine-in
Pottrwattamie County
Free Movies Begin Season in Hiott City
Free screenings start this week at Hiott city venue with the first film titled nes k shown on Wednesday evenings. Wilcott and Jane Sweetsith are listed as organizers for the third year of the program.
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Wilcott
Jane
Sweetsith
Hiott City
Ark—-Sgain
Nesk
Elliott Consolidated School Bus Purchase Proposal
A recent meeting of the Elliott consolidated school board transportation committee discussed buying new buses. The committee noted the current buses have operated at the lowest figures this year and were put into operation in September.
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Taltott
Elliott Consolidated
Tistenetend
Tom Parthase
Arrotvery School
Unclear text with worn items and ethnic references
Fragmentary note mentions ears and worn objects. Contains disjoint references to gypsies and Indians and a list of names or terms. No clear event, person, or place identified.
French Bonelow Note About Buttered Byast Diction Source
Fragmentary text indicates a request for editing or sources related to buttered byast and a sourcer of erenin for his ten. London Ophrilna is mentioned as a location or entity in the garbled note.
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Erenin
London
Brief Iowa visit by families and church group
A week of visiting relatives in Slaney and Anita included daughters Mrs W H Cobb and Mrs N eea Wheel ee. The party traveled to Council Bluffs for work on the young people's rally plans at the First Presbyterian Church in June. Rev DeBarg led a committee meeting in Cornell Blytts and was noted as chairman of the council Bluffs presbytery young people's work committee.
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Chester Reésamassen
Adair Uriday
Raymond Haigh
Eagle, Lake
Fexps
Mr. Haigh
J. J. Haigh
Des_Moines
M. M. ‘Barnes
Daniels
Adamy Bhurning
Boulder
s-Gulow
Ace
Louis
Correll Ayertt
Cedar F
Visi Law
Daighter
Harry ‘Orrick
Corella
Swho
Iowa State College
Ames
Corvetts
Soom
California
Lynn
Government Torres Service
Ralph ‘Richards
Swailin
Iss” Amd
George Hensley
George Cox
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Wade
Harry Cox
Des Moines
Lee Kempster
Rehiee
Wa Kelsey
Adair
A. QO. Shank
Guthrie Center
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Aricker
Sam Divte
Ed Burtt
Miss Bricker
Adair Public School
Karl Mapkins
Samily
Re “Center
Earl Ison
Betty
Jack
Auaire
Elion Ruth
Stuart Ars
Adair Staturdlay
Mary Kurstenberg
Charles
Ruth
Adairs
Ani
Raymond Storey
Bobbie Wid Carey Micephy
Clanle Wark
Ina Wark
Gio. Besmins
Wark Song
Glaude
Henry
V. Caghillans
Mondamin
St. John’s
Sheehy
Ile
Harold Garber
Lillian Grintes
William Edwards
Garber
Adaiy
A. Th & Company
Council Bluffs
Shuptey
Pheal
Jan Tidjee
Down
Nuw
New York
Washington
Condon
Vanessa
Marjery
Burr
R. B. Wheeler
Gwendolyn Gookin
Arthur’ ‘Kelsey
Bentleth
Ill
Barry
Casey
William Wheeler
John M. DeBarg
Leanna
Maude Brownle
Council Bluffe
Wis
Anita
News of Grant People Visits and Local People
News of interest from Grant lists numerous visitors and residents. Several families from Atlantic Malvern and Cedar Falls, including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porter Dr and Mrs Montgomery Mrs Alta Wilson Elizabeth Horn, are noted spending time here. Local teachers Nielsen and Reynolds are mentioned departing for vacations and studies.
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Grant
Fawn
Jane
Harry-Taylor
Joel
Poirfield
Gwonthy
Howard Porter
Atlantic
Montgomery
Alta Wilson
Elizabeth Horn
Malvern
Wiliam Minnealy
Omsha
George
Tly
Amos Paulin
Cedar Falls
Bool
Mixx Reynolds
F.W. Bourek
Glenwood
Mire Vre Bariot
Redtoak
Mis
Laffer
Moines
Max Gourley
Cumberland
Flora Kilpatrick
Daugister
Ruby
Virginia Blackburry
Red Oak
V. A. Spicer
Chittren—Matorudte
Red-Dirk
Florence McKeehe
Ghie
McKeehe
Treffig
Senior Class Play Presents at High School Auditorium
The senior class play Who Wouldn t Be Crazy was presented at the high school auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Thevenlor clsy play featured Lett ered and drew attention from attendees.
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Lewis
Horse Jump Aboard Auto In Speeding Incident
A scrambled report describes a horse jumping a car at high speed near 40 miles per hour in England. The rider and women present struggle to control the animal as it emerges from a roadside verge, creating a dangerous scene with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary Caption Reflects Local Talk and Shop Signs
A damaged OCR passage recalls neighbors and a dining scene at Ohio State, mentioning living habits and a shop named Alexanders. The text is garbled but hints at everyday chatter about behavior and home goods, with stray phrases about window shades and buying choices.
Two Cresston Men Face Liquor Charge After Oak County Accident
Gerald Webb and William Reese of Cresston were arraigned before Justice F P Greenite on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after their car left Highway No. 34 west of Berl Oak. Bail set at 1000 dollars. both held in jail awaiting grand jury action. Deputies Patson and Baker arrested them as three gallons of alleged alcohol were recovered from the wreck.
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Oak
Gerald Webb
William Reese
Cresston
F. P. Greenite
Bhoviff J
al Baker
Max’ Potion
Berl
Oak Fon Highway No
Keefe
Cass County
Atlantic i
Palso
Deaths and funeral notices from Elliott and surrounding areas
Territory reports the death of Mrs Hershel Wall 23 of this city from aræmic poisoning after childbirth. Surviving are husband, five children, parents, three brothers and a sister. The baby born yesterday is healthy. Also noted is the sudden death of M. Pullen in Oakland after a prior auto accident. Clinton L total details and funeral plans incomplete. Community vigil and local notices reflect family ties and regional connections.
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Elliott
Hershel Wall
Wieth
Massena
Camberland
Wall
Vivian Cannon
Cannon
Wiota
Augalee
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Gillett
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Lucy Jansa
A.G. Linke
Mattie Hutchins
Dake Weitzel
Mes
J. B. Jipsen
A. A
Donahoe
John J. Curry
F. M. Chapmyn
Chas. Jensen
Chas
F. Jensen
Bear
Grove Township
Brighton
Pamate
Cass Township
Edna Township
Franklin, Township
Grant Township
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Grove’ Township
Lingoin Township
Masséna Township
W. Parker
Young
Geo
Denno
J.C. Jenkins
Wa. S. Reed
Wahlert
A. A. Hayter
Kaoh
E. Parker
Frank White
E. White Roych
Fancolly
Ray Odem
W. RB
Rockhol
Bimig
Nobly Township
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Wm. Watson
Otte Eden
Clyde Pollock
Ie Te Pearce
Fred Groves
A. Denhaih
Daye Brisser
Orland Yarger
Fred Wollenhaupt
G. P. Schuler
D. Funk
H. W. Mutiler
Alvin Lembkuhl
G. E. Eshelman
Pymosa Township
Roy Herbert
Paul Milford
Ds McAtee
Fale I McNierady
Chris Tiedeman
Washington Township
Union Township
Peter WE. Gerbeh
James Lung
John Behrends
Victorla
H.C. Kerkman
J. D. Amdertan ES Jas
G. McKee
D McMartin
E.d. . Symonds
Tees
Grulke
Emil A. Breamer
Grulka
Henry Kropf AG
MeNiel
D. J. Hode
Celal
Supervis
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Pelzer
Siste Ag
Chalman
Gall
A . Wood & Lantle
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George Furstenberg
Lenox
G.ben Parrott
Frank Benham
Max Parrott
B. Parrott
Inley
Go Rist
Bobbie
Chris Bauer Ant
Missen
Tilia Avi
Mario
Yale
Storm-bake-by
maha—State Bank
Gilbert Gox
Cromwell
Nxt
Amy Sachau
Edward
Jamaica
Amy Daniels
Cale
Peexy Cooper
Robert Couper
Robert Cooper
Alumni Association
NEW Press
W. H. Cobb
Irs
Neea Wheelee
Slaney
Fuente
Ohio State
Alexander
Creston
Oakland
L. M. Pullen
Clinton
American — Legionnaires
Dildwiet
Dan Hogan
Mr. Hogan
Pystor
RED’ Mill Cafe
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