County Expenses and Claims for County Home Roads and Wolf Bounty
The document lists approved expense claims for the county home including harness help and wages, road and bridge labor and repairs, and domestic animal fund payments. It also records miscellaneous county expenses, wolf bounty disbursements, and rents, supplies, and state examiner costs with numerous named individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Schively
S. D. Riley
John Reece
Adolph Peach
W. McAllister
Harold Mohler
Roy Longfellow
Wilbur Lacy
T. A. Harris
John Hipsley
Lee Henderson
Charles Grayson
Albert Gordon
Cecil Bradley
Harold Cunningham
W. G. Garner
Harold John Arlo Davis
Virgil Coon
Eeee Nord Carpenter
John Wolf
Harness
Grant Dowell
Mary Propst
F. W. Hart
Ray Miller
Frank Flemming
W. H. Lake
Domestic Animal Fund
C. A. Trumbo
B. S. Collings
F. H. Gould
Dans
Carl Brummett
Clifford Henderson
Arces Blackmar & Co
C. W. Brown
Iowa Telephone Co
Alexevbze
Black & Boal
Auroplien
A. N. Freemeyer
Board Prisonets
Frank Fleming
Washington
L. R. Gray
Court House
Attals
Hammond & Stephens
Speubite
Hawkeye Libr. Co
Pepairs
Keuffel & Esser
Eibphew
J. W. Lemly
State Examiner
Monarcheee Co
Metropolitan ‘Bupaly Co
Fae
W. M. Herrington
A. L. Stearns
Wolf Bounty
Bedford Grain Co
Bedford Light Co
Bedford Telephone Co
Louis Cotter
Holt
Farmer Telephone Co
G. H. Getty
Elliott Hurd
J. N. Hughes
David T. Hughes
Lawyers Co Pnerative Co
LeMars Printing Co
Salence Sica Esetack Tee
A. Meredith
Fen Watch
Cleaning and Pressing Firm Moves to New Bedford Building
G F Sissel relocates his cleaning and pressing shop to a modern building on south Court street. The plant features new gas cleaner, gas extractor, electric drive, steam presser, steam heated drying room, and ventilation. Sissel offers laundry dispatch to Clarinda and tailor made clothing orders. Albert Beebe also relocates to the former Sissel site, running a Willard Battery Station and providing battery and generator services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.F. Sissel
South Court Street
Sissel
Bedford
Clarinda
Albert Beebe
Reynold
Beebe
Lost Girl Found After Wide Search in Clearfield
Sheriff Keith recounted a missing child case from Clearfield. Five year old Jessie Balderston disappeared from her grandmother Mrs. Ella Balderston’s home around 9 A M. A full town search with a fire bell and road patrols ensued, suspending business. By noon she was found asleep in a coal bin at the rear of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Clearfield
Jessie Balderston
Ella Balderston
Bedford Woman Sets River Fishing Records for East 102
Mrs. Fred Weingarth of Bedford’s northeast area holds the season mark for East 102 fishing. Last Friday she caught a four pound channel catfish and on Sunday a two pounder, both from the East 102 stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weingarth
Bedford
First Presbyterian Church Notes and Services
The First Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 A M worship at 11 A M and Union service in the park at 8 P M Next week the young people meet in the basement led by Miss Margaret Ash Rev Mahaffey addressed the congregation last Sunday and all are invited John A Currie Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Sowers
Jaqua
Salter
Mahaffey
Margaret Ash
First Baptist Holds Seventy-Two New Members After Service
Seventy two members are secured for the local chapter at the close of services. The Orpheus Concert company performed to an overflowing house in the evening. Next Sunday morning will feature Give ye them to eat with focus on food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Orpheus Concert Company
Church invites public to summer park union service
The article urges every church member to contribute to summer work as many go on vacation. It promotes a park union service and emphasizes keeping church activities up to par. It invites the public to join and support during warm days.
Public worship and summer services at First Methodist
The First Methodist Episcopal announces a 11 o'clock Sunday worship with a sermon on The Christian Law of Stewardship. Epworth League meets at 7 PM led by Miss Epha Drumm. Union Park summer series opens next Sunday evening with pastoral message. Prayer meeting Wednesday and weekly Psalm 52 study on The Fate of Arrogance. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
Epha Drumm
Union Park
A Worthwhile Bible School Seeks Attendees
A church announces a season of worship led by W F Miller as superintendent with 9 45 a m services and 11 00 a m preaching. Union meetings run Sundays in the court house square through July and August with midweek prayer and C E at the church. Ladies Aid meets next Friday. thanks given for fans to help cool the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
C. E
Ladies’ Aid
Brice advertises tomato and cabbage plants for sale
A. Brice promotes Globe tomato plants ready for planting any time before July 10 to yield top canning quality. He also offers late cabbage plants for planting by August 1 for winter use, claiming no worms this season and urging customers to plant more.
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Proceedings
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Iowa
Cutler Wilkins
Germany
Count Ernst von Heltzendorff
Heltzendorff
Kaiser
Hamill
FCC
C.B
John A. Currie
First Baptist
Church of Christ
W. F. Miller
America
The
Citizens Bank
Wyoming
Nebras
Colorado
F. A. Yarger
A. ©. Brice
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