County Board Proceedings and Local Notices
The document lists county expenditures and actions from the Board of Supervisors including stamps, road work, and bridges. It notes county auditor fees and quarter-year collections, waivers for property parcels, and adjournment to May 5 1925. A report on street vacating and tax assessments accompanies local social notes and a Has tings Commercial club Memorial day planning.
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Cbutts
Twelfth Street
Joy Atreet
Notite
Malvern
Frank W. Choate
Sherman Jones
Board of Supervisors
Old Pacific
Towa
Chesnut
Hastings Mothers Day events plus school year close
Hastings letters report postponed Mothers Day services held with 8 pm Sunday program featuring music and a sermon by Rev. Hamilton. Notes on large baccalaureate turnout at the Methodist church, junior senior banquet, and commencement for a class of nine from Hastings schools. Numerous local visits, travel to Omaha and Glenwood, and family news including new twin boys for Clyde Wilson.
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Aemale Quartet
Hamilton
Mesdames James
Clark
Chas, Brown
ML Ev Cupp
Roy Hatfield
H. P. Rea
Mia Phillipa
Methodist Church
Mesdames Chas
Brown
H. Pi Rosa
Lenton
Cox
Laura Hall
Hastings
Hmmie Orde
Maxine Purcell
Leafy Turmer
Russell Hall
Donald Anderson
Evangeline, McClain
Eden Hodges
Lola Brazelton
Dottie Granteer
C. O. Struthenbruck
Council Bluffs
Ruth
Harriet
Georgia Breeling
Grant
Breeling
Glenwood
Bloomfield Va. C. B. & Q
RB. R. Company
B. W. Shaw
Wanda
Omaha
Ethel Clark
Christy
Amy Moore
The
Benton
Randolph
Dan Cagh
Chas. Erwin
Clarence Sandiland
Ray Christie
Albert Crawford
Gertrude Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Clyde Wilson
James Colwell
Carson
Ruel Harmon
Near Malvern
Eldon Hodges
Luther Clark
Nick Clark
Clarinda
James Cotwell
Roots
Z. T. Granteer
Ethel Roots
H. Baxter
Carl
Howard
Pacific Junction Social News Highlights and Visits
Pacific Junction residents and visitors share a busy week with Omaha trips, club meetings, and family gatherings. Mrs. Frank Maxwell hosts a May party for Embroidery club, and the Larkin club meets at Mrs. C D Smith’s home. Local teachers, students, and boarders attend weddings anniversaries and dances while neighbors visit hospitals and attend church events.
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Dereor
Jes
Martha Anderson
Reexl
Imy
Wilhis Keys
Mr. Keys
Creston
J.J. Chandler
Council Bluffs
Pacific Jumell
Bartlett
Mra
Yes
Sundey
Omaha Ramblers
U. P. Tratlafer
Council Bhiffs
Junction
Mies
Ein Dtemdenbell
Pheep Hatting
Greenies
Mise
Mary Supple
Lty
Cloud
Red Oak
Kem
Frank Mazel
Pansy
Cosmos
Lily
Dun Raine
Frank Maxwell
Walter Fisher
Emerson
J. B. Anderson
Kathryn
Teressa Flynn
Nunn
Burgess
Walter Killman
Omaha
Anna Killman
Immanuel Hospital
Anna Nunn
North Rose Club
Lena Gardner
Wichita
Kans
Dennix Harris
Glenwood Cemetery
Liexte Brandon
J. W. Edwards
Leen
Grete Totles
Burgess Restaurant
Art Smith
W. C. Cappland
Larkin Show Room
Mye
Smith
Art
Deeds Recorded In The Past Week
State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction to Town Service Corp and others for rights in sections 32 72 43. Jeasis B Eaton to Albert J Clutes for 4000 Lot 8 in section 26 with partial exceptions. West Liberty Cemetery Assn to Albert Skaggs for 10 Lot 101. J H Shere to W N Jackson for 1 and other interests in sections OL 2 41. Victor L Wilson to J F Wilson for 10000 and interest in parts of sections 2 3 in 78 40.
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State Savings Bank of
Pacific Junction
Town Service Corp
Baverment
New
Jeasis B. Eaton
West Liberty Cemetery
J. H. Shere
W. N. Jackson
Victor L. Wilson
J. F. Wilson
Ames Abe Ruminates On Rations And Show Circuit
Ames Abe muses that if men balanced gains with their rations and fed themselves like a farmer feeds stock, humanity would be healthier. He warns against Septic or “sepoy” critters and criticizes idle husbands lingering for handouts while food is wasted.
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Ames Abe
National Revenue Sources in the United States
The principal sources of revenue for the United States are from import and export taxes, taxes on liquors and tobacco, taxes on certain luxuries such as theater admissions, and income tax which is currently the largest revenue source. The tax revenue is allocated among the three branches and portions are returned to the federal government.
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United States
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A. P. Phillips
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P.M
Stamps
Rhoades
P. M
Rhomdes
Stampa
Oral Canada
Ieee
Zaoders
Giarindi State Hospital
Woodward
War Kates
Malvern Perkins Bros
C. E. Stubberfield
Zion Institute
W. D. Slothower
Malvern County
Chas
Hubbell
Workman
Glenn P. G. Cheyney
Glenwood Co
Glenwood Glen E
Mc Wedmore ‘Wilson Pipe Co
D. Adams & Co
J. D. Adama & Co
J.D. Adams & Ma
Countyian and Industey
Malvern County Rd
Wood County
J. P
Bridge Bridge Co
Steal Bars Bridge Bridge Co Lumber Bridge
Labor County
vo Adams @ CO
Ighway Settice Corporation Repaire
Prinhady
Gee
Wosda Bra
Conatoctin
Gowares
White Cloud Town
Sema Aaeset
Blair
Neby
R. L
Christie
Mesdames Pierce
Christin
Blanchard
Frank Hannah
Hastings Commercial Club
Mrs
Ralph Pierce
Laboda
Joe Hrasky
Francis
Allen’ Watts
C.D. Smith
Larkin Club
Joe Shepard
Emma Milin
Tessup
Defiance
Jessup
Emma Larson
Killman
Paul Sunquist
Amos
H. E. Read
Cat Couneil
Harry
Sun Drug Store
Cty
Fred Edwayts
Sto Dive
Edwards
Ford Plant
W.S. ‘ Anderson
Ed An
Aevisee
Aiford Gam
Ford
Ford Motor Company
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Detroit
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