Administrator's Notice in Fayette County Iowa 1957
Administrator G. J. Mosby is appointed for the Louis E. Nelson estate. Creditors must present claims to the Fayette County Court for allowance and debtors pay the estate. Also notes on a school fire probe, car use questions involving state officials, Christmas decorations veto, 4-H officer training in Fayette, and local incident summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fayette County
Iowa
Louis E. Nelson
Longtime railroad worker and grain truck fire report
J A Still has served the C B Q railroad for 53 years and remains active at 70, while the Lemars fire department tackled a grain truck fire likely sparked by a hot brake. The incident underscores continued work and a recent blaze affecting agricultural transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Still
C. B. Q. Railroad
Willises
C. B
Lemars
Boundary Plan For Clayton Fayette Counties Public Meeting
At a December 2 1957 county board meeting a majority adopting a boundary resolution for a potential joint school district in Clayton Delaware and Fayette Counties includes the Strawberry Point Consolidated School District area. A public meeting will be held at 8:00 p m December 30 1957 at Strawberry Point High School Iowa to consider the tentative plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Boards of Education
Clayton
Delaware
Fayette
Regas
Samne
Strawberry Point
Towa
Harry L. Olesen
Joint County Boards
Boundary plan meeting for Buchanan Delaware and Fayette counties
Boards of education of Buchanan Delaware and Fayette Counties call a meeting December 2 1957 to establish boundary lines in the tentative joint county plans. The area includes Aurora Dundee Lamont in Buchanan and Fayette Counties with the Lamont High School to host at 7 PM Monday January 6 1958 to consider forming a tentative plan led by Harry L Olesen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Boards of Education
Buchanan
Delaware
Fayette
Aurora
Dundee
Lamont
Towa
Harry L. Olesen
Joint County Boards
State News Continues On Page One Fire Probes Ottumwa Fires
State fire marshal investigates two fires at Ottumwa Heights Academy and College temporary quarters. Officials assess whether fires were deliberate and consider budget constraints affecting the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa Heights
Release Plans for State Hospital Patients and Fiscal Notes
Superintendent Cromwell says 57 patients could be released from the state mental hospital in Independence but lack homes and kin. About half might need follow up care. many would gain confidence to “make good.” State auditor projects revenue loss from tax cuts at 18 million yearly, far above earlier estimates. Chris Larson reversed delay criticisms after engineers praise 95 percent concrete work and 89 percent asphalt resurfacing on primary roads. A farmer’s tax guide will be distributed by internal revenue for farmers filing federal returns. Custodian Charles Wagner proposes a Christmas star atop the State Capitol.
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de. J. O. Cromwell
Loveless
Chris Larson
Highway Commission
Larson
L. Gleason
Iowa
Iowa District Internal Revenue Service
Federal Internal Revenue Office
Des Moines
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Echo
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Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Hampshire Stock Hogs
Clermont
Call
Edwin Krueger
Lip
Singer
Marasco
19Th St. Des Moines
O'N Drug
Elgin
Louis Kjosa
Dial
Aviator
Echo Office
Klingman's Clothes Shop
Vivian Basler
Lic
Lea Woods
Leon Shepard
Nelson
Avon
Ruby Genson
Leonard Moore
el- Kader
J.L. Trautman
West Union
State University of Iowa
School of Journalism
Tow City
Postville
Ifp
G. J. Mosby
C. W. Antes
First National Bank
Ed Herron
Glenn Sarsfield
Chet Akers
New Orleans
Sarsfield
Akers
Walter Ruther
Ruther
State House
Herschel Loveless
Farm Bureau
Mary Jane Lawrence
Scranton
Lawrence ‘Home
Bob Bungum
Forest City
Charles Wagner
DAIRY
FELCO
Elgin, Jowa
Storm Window
Schori & Dial
Kuster Ler Elgin, Iowa
Wadena Livestock Exchange
Carl G. W. Alderson
Wadena
Frieden’s
Ball Room
Andy Doll
Ford
John Falk & Sons
Elgin, Iowa
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