Board Proceedings from December 1922 Des Moines Township
The minutes record December 4 1922 board meeting at 9 a m with J B Trent chairing and Calvin Hoskins on county home. They approved C L Taylor as clerk to fill the unexpired Smith term and granted Jefferson Farm Bureau a 200 dollar raise after compliance. December 5 notes approve tax abatements refunds and warrants issuance. adjournment set for December 28 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecent J. B. Trent
Chai
Calvin Hoskins
C. L. Taylor
Des Moines
Charles L. Smith
Jefferson Farm Bureau
J. B. Trent
Tel J. B. Trent
Bessie Brooks
Batavia
Willard Jones
L. L. Fisher
W. C. Smith
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
County Ledger of Obsolete Names and Net Expenditures
A compact record listing numerous individuals and entities such as Parrott Matt & Sons Co and Remington Typewriter Co tied to county expenses, roads and bridges. It notes payments for sal es and services including bridge work, pauper relief, bailiff duties, and mileage with figures like 630.66 and 1514.75 alongside multiple names and road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aawte, R. I. & P. Ry. Co
Toad
Avery Ie Ay
Ay Biwi
Gos Ailen
Abbey
E. B
Blosser
Roy
Black Coal Co
Batavia News
County
Bilyeu
Ray
Brown Motor Co
Bucher
Joe L
Black
Barton
O. N
Lamont
Neamtante
Chichester
Crowe
Cassell
H. F
Connell
Thien
Central Culvert Co
Carlson, R
Cummings
F. S
Fairfield City
Fairfield Miron & B. Co
W. E
Green
C. H
Gaumer
J. S
Riger
Glenn
Kurtz
Walter
Kuettel
Beast Co
Iowa Frye Co
Iowegian Printing Co
Commis-Siger
O. W
Pauper
Reesey
Count Ex- Keller
Wood Ren. Co
Mwa Stamp Co
Telephon Co
Peerless Chemical Co
Frank M
Tee Co
Jay
Hague
Orville P
Hiilier
AAH
S. R
Rey Sign Products
Standard Oil Co
Stewart, Walter
Bridge
Thoma & Son, Inc
Trent
J. B
Session
Mile
Olson urges Iowa farmers to feed corn locally
Paul A. Olson of Story City advocates marketing corn through livestock use rather than shipping grain out of state. He notes eastern buyers pay high prices for corn to feed animals while much of the grain ends up feeding livestock rather than people, urging producers to switch to local feeding with the 56 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Olson
Story City
Iowa
Olson
Three Brothers Farm 1160 Acres In Appanoose County
Udell farmer Ian A L Stuckey along with brothers S A and A H Stuckey own adjoining farms totaling about 1160 acres in Appanoose County. The operation includes purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle, Duroc Jersey hogs, White Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds. Mrs Stuckey manages the poultry stock imported from John Martin strain, while 100 ewes are kept with plans to expand. Paintings by Ralph Stuckey adorn the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udell
Ian A. L. Stuckey
Appanoose County
Mr. Stuckey
Rhode Island
Stuckey
A. E. Stuckey
S. A
A. H. Stuckey
Apnanoose
Iowana
Mac Elgin
Unionville
Orion Sensation, Jr
Carl Gillesme
Walnut City
Iowa
Omaha
Dougherty and Bryant Warehouse Granted U S Bonded Status
The Dougherty and Bryant company in Sioux City has become a United States bonded warehouse, the first such storage firm in the state to earn this distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty and Bryant Company
Sioux City
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C. Turner
Orpha B. Turner
Corinne
Corinne Voth
Work
Fred
Expense
Wheatley
C. W
C. E
C. D
John
R. A
Walnut Township
Yanaway
Rea
Three Brothers
Ralph Stuckey
Iowa Loan & Trust
XMAS
Ainsook Ted
Burson
Aranteed
Harris Kash
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