County Board Sets 1918 Tax Levies Across Atlantic Iowa
Atlantic Iowa September 16 1918. Board of Supervisors approves 1918 tax levies for many towns including Atlantic, Anita, Griswold, Massena and more. Auditors authorized to compute levies. state funds general revenue six point two five mills. Additional county taxes set with many road, school and cemetery allocations and a county wide 9.5 mill levy plus voter tax and male tax authority.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
W. D. Bell
D. J. Bude
A. C. Highley
C. A. Zellmer
Mike Metz
Drag
Benton —Road
Pymosa
Brighton—Road
Cemetery
Washington
Grove
Franklin
Lincoln
Massens
Union
Bear Grove
Cass
Pleasant
Noble
Victoria
Edna
McDiarmid
Mayflower
Custer—Gen
Pebble Hill
Edna Grove
Fairview
Grandview
Greendell
Maple Valley
City Drag
Griswold—Gen
Cumberland — General
Massena — Gen
Schhool House
Corporation
Lewis—General School
Maine
County Board Proceedings Record October 7 1918
The board certified valuations and mileages by county officials and approved the per mile tax values for various roads and rail lines. It itemized taxable values per mile for several routes, including Grant Benton and Massena township, and listed authorized warrants for Atlantic Hospital, pensioners, repairs, and various road and court costs. The minutes note adjournment to Monday October 7 1918 at 9 a.m. with signatures of W. D. Bell as chairman and C. E. Kringel as county auditor.
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Executive Council of
Iowa
C.R
R. Co
Grant
Benton
Pymogn
Brighton
Franklin
Grove
Washington
Cass
Atlantic
Atlantic Ind
Anita
Griswold
Lewis
Marne
Wiota
Wiotsa
Co. B
Pymosa
Adams Express Co
American Express Co
Atlantic Hospital
Tener
Lillie Anderson
J.D. Adams & Co
J. W. Blake
K. Anderson
Fred Blattner
D. J. Bode
C. E. Cole & Co
W. A. Casteel
Des Moines Structural Steel Works
C. A. Denison
Denison Bros
CG. S. Goodwin
Imogene Green
F. L. Gaylord
Grennell & Hully
A. C. Highley. Com
L. H. Pine
Council Defense
U. L
Joe Nichols
J. Barnes
Sam Perry
Thos. Moynaugh
W. D. Bell
A. C. Highley
C. A. Zelimer
Mike Metz
Cattle Receipts Large Despite Embargo Across Markets
A de moralized cattle market persists as slaughterers are unable to handle record receipts. Kansas City fails to secure a market with 2,000 head under an embargo on its receipts. Principal western markets report around 50,000 head received this week.
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Rothschild
Chicago
Kansas City
Chamberlain’s Tablets Advertisement Claim
An ad suggests taking two or three Chamberlain’s Tablets after supper if the liver is sluggish causing dullness biliousness and constipation, promising relief by the following morning and noting availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Roy F. King
Oris Kany
N. Y
Radio school opens at Iowa State College next Tuesday
United Press reports that all plans for the Iowa State College radio school are completed and equipment installed for the eight week course. The eight week class is open to boys seeking entry into the Army or Navy radio service with the engineering extension department in charge. Buy Liberty Bonds.
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United Press
Ames
Iowa State College
Army
Navy
Department of Enginering Extension
Liberty
Public Sale Dates for Ras Lang Auctioned Furniture
Public sale dates announced by auctioneer JONES and Auct. H. Bell for Ras Lang furniture. Sept 28 listed as a key date with details provided in the notice.
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Ras Lang
OW Leana
IFOSTER FORECASTS CONTINENTAL WEATHER PATTERNS AND WHEAT PRICES
Washington dispatch outlines Sept to Oct weather with crossing storms and frost risks, plus forecasts of warmer and cooler waves, and a projection that wheat could reach eight dollars next year. It argues for government support at 2 50 per bushel to farmers and notes potential long war impacts on prices. It also touches Earth's growth and geography.
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Washington
D. C
Continent
Vancouver
Rockies
Plains
Great Inken
Ohio-Tennessee
Newfoundland
America
Europe
Australia
Argentina
States
Mexico
Equator
Liberty Bonds
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised
Mrs. W Cognwell of Andrewa Indiana extols Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly esteemed and the best medicine for diarrhoea and bowel troubles. She notes long use before marriage and continued supply at home. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. Cognwell
Andrewa
Ind
Lucas County Tops Liberty Loan Drive Quota
Lucas County, Iowa, becomes the first county in the nation to exceed its Liberty Loan quota by raising 750000 dollars in bond sales against a 741000 target. County publicity chairmen reported the achievement to state official Lafe Young Jr. Although praised, credit for being first is not officially given if the drive has not started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Towa
United States
Lafe Young, Jr
Atate
Banks Publish McAdoo Liberty Bond Appeal Today
A page advertisement features Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo's facsimile handwriting urging readers to Buy Liberty Bonds. The notice is inserted and paid for by four banks namely Atlantic National Whitney Farmers and Town State. The agency hopes the appeal proves good reading for investors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierty
Twenty four Iowa casualties named in action list
Washington September 28 twenty four Iowans appear in casualty lists. Killed in Action include Sgt Oliver W Holmes Council Bluffs Corp Morris Dunn Council Bluffs Pvt Carl C Dyvad Albert City Pvt Henry Edinger Marysville Pvt Clarence M Parcel Centerville Died of Disease Pvt Henry A Lorenzen Mason City Died of Accident Lt Herman W Schultz Bettendorf Wounded Severely include Lt Frank B Younkin Ottumwa Corporals Timothy J Donovan Council Bluffs William Frandsen Council Bluffs Alex Simpson Clarinda Charlie M Swift Akron Philip R Claybaugh Shenandoah Privates William P Field Fort Dodge Howard L Franka Council Bluffs Jesse R Taylor Missouri Valley Herbert Alexander Duncan Harris Anderson Cedar Falls Barl Bain Wayland Patrick E Carroll Independence Benjamin D Cherry Washington Clarence E Cleland Riverton Dean Conkin Willisea Missing in Action Pvt John B Davin Amite Stomach Trouble and Constipation. The report notes ongoing medical issues and includes an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets.
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Washington, D. C
Oliver W. Holmes
Council Bluffs
Morris Dunn
Carl C. Dyvad
Albert City
Henry Edinger
Marysville
Clarence M. Parcel
Centerville
T Henry A. Lorenzen
Mason City
Herman W. Schultz
Bettendorf
Frank
Younkin
Ottumwa
Timothy J. Donovan
Wm. Frandsen
Alex §. Simpson
Clarinda
Charlie M. Swift
Akron
Philip R. Claybaugh
Shenandoah
Wm. P. Field
Dodge Howard L. Franka
Jesse R.taylor
Missouri Valley
Herbert Alexander
Duncan Harris Anderson
Cedar Falls Bar
Bain
Wayland
Patrick E.carroll
Independence
Benjamin D. Cherry
Washington
Clarence E. Cleland
Riverton
Dean Conkin
Willisea
John B. Davin
Amite
Food Police Formed to Enforce Paris Food Rules
The ministry of food in Paris announces a special corps of food police to target profiteers and violators of food regulations. They will post and publish prices, hunt down speculators, and enforce price postings.
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United Press
Paris
Ministry of Food
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Betegraph
United
News Publishing Company
United Press Association
Atlantic Town
Chas
F. Chase
B.P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
BP Chasa
U. S
Canada
C. E. Kringel
Dept
Boston
Cule
Pitts
Hiveppinhan
Sears
Hedges Bros
Hirsh, Wickwire
Neff
Col. Jones
H. Bell
Chic
Stier Grocery Co
Territorial Army Reserve and
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