Cass County Board Proceedings 1924 Atlantic Iowa
The Cass County Board of Supervisors met June 9 1924 at 9 00 AM with all members present The minutes were approved and various payrolls and expenses approved including bridge work road and pension reimbursements and the hiring of Ed Wise as emergency bridge foreman at 70 cents per hour with team Also actions on tax rebates suspensions and adjustments as Board of Equalization were recorded The session adjourned to June 9th then continued with canvassing returns from the primary election and naming nominees for county and township offices in both parties.
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Board of Supervisors
Zellmer
Bede
Hansen
Armentrout
Malone
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Ralph Goodwin
Ek Pinta Acres Blackmar Company
Atlantic Green House
Ease BB
HM Boorman
John W Blake
TM Brindley
A$ Ballentine
C E Brown
Leona Berry
Clara Bailey
J F Caudill
Potatoes
Talia Sty
George Collier
C W
Canfield
Pithess
JH Clausen
City of Atlantic
George Cannon
Myrtie Doty
Bigh
Bert Ellis
Clint Foster
County Farm Ocene
FJ Herchenback
Linton L Hall
RW Hopkins
F W Herbert
Auditon
Ralph F Hancock
John W Hancock
Clarence Hancock
Carl Hancock
Grover Huddlegon
Clarence Harvin
Hattie Johnson
Peter Jepson
Madeson
Cerl C Kluever
Frank Kuesel
TG Legg
Grace E Lang
Manhattan Oil Company
Manhattan Oi Company
Gargovibiont
John McCauley
Euna Marcheson
Lewis
EJ Mueller
Ida Reynolds
Grace M Reed
Pshibineg Ta Teasurer
HS Rudolph
Miss Brown
Catherine Gmiley
Deliy Strickler
Catherine Smitey
Perry F Turner
Cf'fumer
Bessie Wair
Minnie Waggoner
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Beasle Wair
DJ Bode
Krank Ehlen
Ming
A J Gates
GR Goold
James M Hoyt
CG Hansen
J Livingston
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Cub Wolf
Bob Wasxon
Landon
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FM Alexander
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London
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CH Malone
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Benton Trustees
Bruce Peak
Russell
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Jethro Scharf
Cass
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Roy Baker
Altonsa
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Cass County
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Farmers Mutual. Telephone Co
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Henry H Multhaup
Roy McFadden
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CL Wilson
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Albert Disbrow
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M Bendixon
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Martha E. Andersen
Iowa Boy 11 Earns First Convention Honor
Des Moines Iowa boy John F Hughes Jr age 11 carries off first convention honor as official page with engraved card. He is a seventh grade student and first grade carrier of the Des Moines News after hours. His father serves as sergeant at arms of the convention.
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World's Largest Tire Under Construction at Goodrich Akron
The United States Army Air Service and Goodrich engineers are building the world’s largest tire in Akron Ohio. The tire stands over five feet high with a 14 inch cross section and will need about 75 yards of fabric 62 inches wide and seven pounds of steel wire for the bead plus about 70 pounds of compounded rubber. Special molds and machinery are required for vulcanization and handling this enormous tire.
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