Local Briefs Span Dakota City to Homer and Beyond
A compilation of notes from Dakota City Homer Walthill and surrounding towns reports visitors political campaigning business moves and personal milestones. Highlights include Robt E Evans seeking reelection and various residents traveling or visiting relatives in Creighton Lincoln Sioux City and Jackson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O— Craig
Will S. Jay
Lincoln
W. D. Smith
Laurel
Genevieve Brady
Jackson
W. E. Wieming
J. A. Woodruff
Fullerton
Will Bintz
Penney & Son
Kitty Kearney
Mason
Walkwill
J. H. Hampton
Hampton
Columnus
Robt. E. Evans
Dakota City
Jr. Evans
Wayne
Brown Palmer
Habbard
Friends
John Schalmus
George
Filen Doxstad
Beatrice Blume
Emerson
Doxstad
Wayne Hospital
BE. B. Porter
Ik. B. Porter
Official Proceedings of the Dakota County Board of Commissioners
The Dakota City board met August 23 1920 with members Feller Fisher Rockwell Leamer and Boucher present. Claims were allowed on the General Fund including post mortem Kinney 25 00 road rent 30 00 salary expenses 314 62 and many others totaling numerous warrants approved for county operations and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
John Feller
O. W. Fisher
William H. Rockwell
George W. Leamer
Geo. J. Boucher
Towit
L. Townsend
Kinney
Bertha Laird
George Johnson
M. Woerner
Siam
W. K. Allen
L. Perrunt
W. M
Remington
A. H. Andersen
Edith
Richard Hinken
LW. EB. Voss
W. E. Voss
E. Voss
Wilfred K. Voss
Carrie Hansen
Farm Bureau Expenditures and Public Notices Summary
A long list records expenses and salaries for county officials and services in 1920 including printing, supplies, pensions, and salaries to J. P. Rockwell, J. Bacon, Geo. J. Boucher, and others. It notes canvassing and election duties, road work, and care for patients at St Vincent’s hospital. The piece ends with free farm bulletins from the U.S. Department of Agriculture about selecting a farm and analyzing farm business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wood
W. L. Broyhill
W. H. Berger
W. WL. Berger
Smenders Road
Ira Vench
Iee
Cain
W. EE. Miller
Knowlton & Manning
Ira Veach
Fritz C. Andersen
Bacon
Wu Grain & Supply Co
Geo. J. Boucher
Joe M. Leedom
Constable
Frank Doyle
Pollard Oil Co
J. S. Bacon
Perkins Bros. Co
Geo, Cain
John H. Ream
Walter E. Miller
Id Bobier
Carl Andersen
Chas. Niebuhr
Geo. H. Haase
Board of Health
Gr. C. Mason
Omaha Printing Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
Geo. Barnett
Dakota
John F. Heffernan
Hubbard
Geo. W. Leamer
Olive Leamer
Kx-B Printing Co
K-B Printing Co
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Geo. Coin
Slolus
Hammond & Stephens Co
J. L. Phillips
Covington
W. E. Miller
W. B. Miller
State Journal
Capital Supply Co
United States Department of Agriculture
Selectine Aarm
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ponea Journal
Butler
Stev
Mrs. Draise
Creighton
Lorena Hilbern
Chicago
Ill
Martha
Amy Gadley
Walthill
Ellis van- Cleave
Homer
Jess Cox
Lena Mason
Pullerton
Lyons Mirror-Sun
Aviee
Sinus City
Despond
Waldes
Ponca
P. FP. Verzani
C. Jacobson
Lineon
The
State University
Frank Way
Dessa
Frances
Grandma Way
Sioux City
Neb
Waterbury
Frank
Mabel Way
Wayne Herald
Enwerson Enterprise
Frank Croft
Nacora
Oakson
Henry McPherron
Hartington
Estella LeFeber
Mapleton
Anna Blanche Evans
N. L. Hansen
James Heeney
Mae Heeney
Excelsior Springs
Mildred Heenan
Will
J. W. O'Connor
Plainview
Ethel Chesshir
W. C. Chesshir
Norfolk
C. A. Ogburn
Hubbard, Neb
Clarence Helgesen
Niobrara
Agnes
Rochester
Ogburn
Martin
Ned
T. S
Martin Johnson
Mr. Johnson
J. Earle Martin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Northwest
Central City
Robi, E. Evans
Nebraska
Dan V. Stephens
Fremont
Evans
Judge Evans
Will Hays
National Committee
Republican
Merrick County
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Columbus
Johnson
Evans Ha
Congress
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Motorco
Bank
Goodwin State Bank
Board of Commissioners
H. D. Wood
Aileen Stinson
M. T. Reilly
Miles T. Reilly
H. WW. Adair
Farm Bureau
Advance
J. P. Rockwell
Tow M. Leedom
Joe M. Lee
Alex Wekesser
Ki. McKintey
Omahi
Farmers
G. F. Hughes
Terial
H. R. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
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