Atlantic County Board of Supervisors May 1 1916 actions
Cass County Iowa minutes show the board discussing concrete culverts under Lana Construction Co up to 800 each for five districts and accepting C. W. McCaustland’s resignation effective November 1 1916. They approved Denison Bros road work at 38 per day, audited rebates and adjustments, and authorized warrants for various claims including care of the poor and road labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
D. J. Bode
Abe Biggs
A. C. Highley
W. D. Bell
C. W. McCaustland
Biggs
MecCaustland
Lana Construction Company
Board of Super Visors
Cass County
W. McCaustland
Bell
County Board of Supervisors May 1916 Expenditures
The Cass and Massena county board approves numerous payments including coal, salary, road work, and bridge expenses. Notable entries list Green Bay Lumber Co coal 66.75. Denison Bros fill Brighton 184.50. H E Campbell board review 4.00. J E Wilson assessing Massey 55.00. J B Liston dragging 3.00. and multiple salaries for staff and trustees totaling significant sums. Also notes May 22 hearing on county road system changes and mileage per diem allowances for several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay Lumber Co
Max Hobart
Herbert L. Holste
Victoria Co
T. F. Hogan
O. M. Hobart
Roy Herbert
Job Harris
E. W. Holmes
John Kiernan
E. Kringel
C. R. Linn
Fremont
W. A. Fahrion
C. S. Goodwin
M. T. Grazier
Clyde Greenwalt
John Hoffman
G. Lindeman
Hear Grove
George F. Lang
Albert Lamb
M. Logue
Film Union
E. H. Pelzer
Noble
LeMars Printing Co
Lana Construction Co
Fred Woods
W. J. McFadden
Wolf Cubs
W. A. McKee
Nebraska & Iowa Steel Tank Co
F. H. Osen
R. C. Pratt
P. W. Pigsley
Bipc Lee
Perkins Bros. Election Supplies
T. C. Swart
Hugh Swan
Naomi Tye
Walter Truitt
R. B. Taylor
N. W. Way
W. E. Wise
Jennie M. Ward
J. H. Watson
H. S. Williams
E. Cc. Worthing
L. O. Wheatley & Co
W. H. Shultz
James Sorensen
Roc Bae Mca
J. E. Wilson
Jake Weitzel
L. F. Kuehn
G. W. Starlin
Domestic Alliance
Bridge Brighton
M. B. Logue
Edna
C. E. Malone
C. W
McCaustland
C. L. Noyes
James O'Connor
Abe Biggs
A. C. Highley
W. D. Bell
C. W. McCaustland
Local social notes and political mentions from Audubon area
Frank Bales buys two carloads of fat cattle from Wm. and Albert. Mrs. F. H. Cotton teaches music to four classes in Audubon and splits two days weekly at the work there. Mrs. Huffman cares for Mrs. Baumgardner at her home. Ebbe Hangen of Harland visited Thursday. B. Frank Wilson of Audubon attends Extra to gauge Republican sheriff bid. A. W. Bradley of Omaha checks property. Ben Garver of Anita visits. Mr. and Mrs. Kluever visit farm with son Fred. The group plans summer time trip with several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bales
Albert
Eirther
F. H. Cotton
Audubon
Wm. Huffman Sr
Baumgardner
Ebbe Hangen
Harland
Frank
A. W. Bradley
Omaha
Ben Garver
Anita
Chas
Kluever
Fred
Cox
Olive
Martha
Frances Voss
Carrie Rendleman
Helena Nelson
Large Crowd Attends Bromley Revival in Carroll
A large Carroll turnout traveled in eight carloads to Carroll Sunday morning for Bromley meetings and returned home by nightfall. Sixty Carroll residents advanced at the morning session, signaling strong support. Atlantic attendees included Pete Ward, Horace Nelson, Will Barnard, and many others, while Hal Egbert spoke on Bromley’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Bromley
Hal Egbert
Atlantic
Pete Ward
Horace Nelson
Will Barnard
Lester Haron
Efrness Baron
Mike Mikkelsen
Mr. Upp
Chris Kringel
Frank Medeéaris
O. O. Conley
Harl Gaylord
H. H. Egbert
Clarence Christensen
Ray Dungan
J. E. Glass
Pauline Glass
D. A. Dungan
Lillie Kringel
Jennie Kirk
Ruby Kirk
Paul Kirk
Edna Fritz
Wilkes Sarsfield
Grace Sarsfield
Miss Gra Gibbons
Willie Gibbons
Frank Perkins
Ray Asay
Flora Duetcher
Geo. Asay
Grandmothers Medicines and Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A nostalgic ad recounts grandmothers gathering herbs like wormwood thoroughwort sage rue and camomile to cure family ailments and notes modern generations obtain extracts from ready prepared Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
University official to speak on social welfare at NCR
O B Klingaman, director of the University of Iowa extension division, was invited to Dayton Ohio to address National Cash Register Company department heads on the university expansion work in social welfare and retailer assistance. He will speak there on May 10. A Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertisement claims strong use against whooping cough with a testimonial from Clinton Springs Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Iowa City
O. B. Klingarman
University
Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
Iowa
Kiingaman
W. Me. Clinton
Brandon’ Springs
Ala
Determined Boone Man Refuses Enlistment Over Serial
John Sutter of Boone Missouri vowed to watch the film Mary Page to completion before enlisting at the Port Royal Marine depot. He passed the exam but insisted on delaying service until all remaining chapters of the serial were shown. The recruit’s stand drew a comparison to General Grant and showcased stubborn resolve. The Marines must wait as Mary Page continues.
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ST. Louis
Sam
Perdition
John Sutter
Boone
Mary Page
United States Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Port Royal
S. C
Sutter
Marine Corps
Grant
United States Marine Corps
Boone, Mo
Symbol of Health on Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets with a five pointed star symbol of health. It claims the red star appears on every package and promises quick relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation, noting availability everywhere.
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Greece
Exira News Notes Exira May 9 Guests at Lantz Home
Mrs Conley and Mrs Gaylord of Atlantic were Sunday guests of Dr R A Lantz in Exira. The note records local social visit and mentions the hosting physician, reflecting community life on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exira
Conley
Gaylord
Atlantic
R. A. Lantz
Careless Use of Soap Harms Hair Says Advertisement
An old ad warns ordinary soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and make hair brittle. It promotes coconut oil as a superior cleanser that leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. The text touts covenant oil and pharmacy availability as affordable options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Covenant Oil
Faa Bi Aul Svery
Local residents host visitors and new Ford owners noted
The community lists new Ford owners Tom Adair Jeng Christensen Martin Samsen and Frank Navartis. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Liken of Gray and Mr and Mrs Geo Green and daughter Florence of Audubon at the B C Wilson home. People travel to Atlantic Carroll and Dexter for visits, meetings, and school events amid a dust storm, illnesses, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Adair
Jeng Christensen
Martin Samsen
Frank Navartis
Ford
John Liken
Gray
Geo. Green
Misa Florence
Audubon
B.C. Wilson
Frank Kreamer
Walnut
Green Bay
Nora
Gena Larsen
Breyton
Elmer Green
Harry Lambert
Linnea Brinkerhoff
Atlantic
Master Donald
Genevieve Conley
R. A. Lantz
Arthur Statzell
Mildred Morey
M. O. Smith
Isaac Statzell
Cox
Olive
Arthur
Miss Rider
Carria
John Rendleman
Carroll
Bromley
Pythian
Anita
Otto Whittauer
Earl Carson
Chas. Jacobsen
Casey
Mesdames Ed J. Wahlert
Chas, Leist, Jr
D. W. Wright
Chas
Newman
Adair
Tom Gill
Valley Junction
Chas. Foss
Henry Foss
J. Adair
John Wahlert
Grealey Township
Mr. Foss
Olive Cox
Brayton
Mra
Ghas
Malstrom
Dandruff remedy claims hair regrowth and scalp cure
An old ad suggests dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to the scalp. It promises removal of dandruff and itching by morning with several applications, claiming hair will look or feel much better and the treatment is inexpensive and easy to obtain at drug stores.
Menlo Residents Attend May Day Festival and Meetings
Mrs J M Dimick traveled to Ames last week for the May day festival and the Mother's day meeting. Mr and Mrs Barnholdt and Mrs Taylor and Mrs Davis of Avoca passed through en route to Ames for the college May day event. Barnholdts' son studies there. Pete Fletcher left for Colfax after a week here to begin a drug store position.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments
An OCR fragment touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive issues. It claims broad benefits from dyspepsia to nervous symptoms and asks readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist plus a booklet. The text cites various professions and cites favorable testimonials, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Erable Ae EU Wales
Supreme Court
Bideat I
Norges
Sinai
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Jap Rose
James
Kirk & Company
Dept
Chicago
U.S. A
Board. Proceedings
August Voss
Washington
Board of Review
Board of Review of
A. C. Fouts
Mrs. Clausen
Anna Bilts
Tomes
G. F. Auerbach
J. F. Byers
Goeken
A. A. Mickel
Dora Anderson
Barnes
J. H. Bigelow
J. O. Berry
Howard Berg
G. B. Berg
John Bartles
C. Carey
O. H. Conn
Old Wolf
I. S. Doran
Denison Bros
Fill Noble
IA. A. Emigh
Moore & Clark, Draggiste
Singer Sewing Machina Co
Opera House
Prica
David
C. A. Epps
C. B. Kringel
We €. Heers
New Felton Wulldreg
Greba
The
Newd-Telegraph
Mary
OUR Exira
E. E. Hobbs
Peacock & Trede Ochs
Red
Maya
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