Debates on Federal Debt and Budget Frontiers
Economists give varied views on how large the national debt can grow. The 1986 budget forecasts a smaller regular deficit than 1935, but emergency spending looms large. Regular receipts reach 3.422 billion with 3.302 billion in outlays, leaving a small surplus, while emergency spending nears 4.582 billion against 570 million in AAA income, yielding a total shortfall around 4.012 billion.
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Ponte Ago
Treasury
Notice of Assessment for Gravel Surfaces No. 198 Vernon Township
Public notice lists the Palo Alto County assessment schedule for Gravel Road District No. 198 in Vernon Township. It names owners and occupants, properties, and proposed assessments totaling 129.60 dollars, with a hearing set for February 16, 1985 at 10:00 a.m. in Emmetsburg, Iowa, where objections must be filed in writing.
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Vernon Township
Palo Alto County
Laws
Board of Apportionment
J. A. Rothermal
A. Rothermal
Anna M. Rothermel
Arne J. Ladeforged
Arne J
Metropolitan Life Ins, Co
NW NW
Edward Bering Hitchcock
J. Torkelson
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Hmmelsburg
Iowa
Acres Value Agsm’t
Ang
Andrew Nelson
Christine Herald
Ole Sorensen
Hans Dougag
William Nelson
Alfred Nelson
Hans Duus
Henry C. Duis
Henry C. Duus
Emmetsburg
Acros Assin't
John Hancock Mutual Walia Life Insurance
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Tae
Margaret Andre
Robert K. Smith
Robert
Smith
Robert 2
Hort
Ifo Sna. Ca
Metropolitan Life
Life Ins
P. Duhn
PB. Duhn
Jens P. Christi
Andrew A. Duus
Carl S. Bonstead
Carl
Bonstead
John Peterson
Jens P. Christiansen
G. H., Biergen
Peter Jorgensen
Na Jorgensen
Anna Jorgensen
John Rierson Sae
District 199 Gravel Road Special Assessments Listed
D I Johnson County Auditor reports on the board of apportionment for Palo Alto County. The schedule lists special assessments on all real estate within Gravel Road District No 199. The notice names owners and outlines proposed levies and parcels as shown in the schedule.
County Ad For Own Oy I Ay
An OCR fragment shows a local notice item advertising ownership or property matter. The readable text hints at a county level notice urging action by residents or groups, possibly about rights or ownership. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Palo Alto County
Budget Deficit Growth and Defense Spending Prompt Debate
The article outlines a 3.992 billion dollar deficit for the year, up 280 million from the previous year, with total debt near 135 billion. It notes 876 million in 1936 interest costs, and a proposed 900 million defense budget driven by Japan’s naval treaty breach. It reports cautious business tone and modest gains in steel and bank activity.
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Congress
Japan
United States
Notice of Will for Andrew Axelton in Palo Alto County
Iowa notice states a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Andrew Axelton, deceased, was produced and read. A hearing on proof is set for Tuesday February 19, 1935, with the court clerk J. M. Thompson affixing seal on January 22, 1935.
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Iowa
Palo Alto
Andrew Axelton
J. M. ‘Thompson
Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Palo Alto County Iowa
In Palo Alto County district court a petition and amendments by Charles H. Byers Arminta B. Hull and others seek to quiet title to the W fr. 44 SW of Section 18 96 N 33 W in Palo Alto County Iowa against Security Loan Investment Co Des Moines and others. The court schedules a March term, require responses by noon of the second day, and warns default will be entered. Morling Morling attorney for plaintiffs.
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Ittenry
Byers
Security Loan & Investment Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Palo Alto County
District Court
Palo Alo County
Charles H. Byers
Arminta B. Hull
Henry V. Byers
Lydia B. Moore
Carolyn K. Lyons
Ernest R. Byers
Margaret Pierson
Harry E. Byers
John D. Byers
Maggie la Rue
Marshall S. Byers
Elsa May Watkins
Clara M. Garman
Fred 3B. Morlan
Samuel E. Morlan
Palo Alto
Paolo Alito
Lowners
Homer Gardner
Township
Range
Rawnoteourg Town
Gold forfeiture cases loom over February court decision
Outside New York City the economy shows a small rise as business activity improves. Big industries and the government await the Supreme Court ruling on gold forfeiture cases. A ruling that pay 100 cent dollars rather than 59.4 could lift public and private debts by over 60 billion dollars. Justices’ attitudes worry Administration officials during oral arguments.
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New York City
Supreme Court
Suffered Broken Leg In Fall Near Cylinder Farm
Len Sprout formerly of Semmetsburg now on a Cylinder area farm fell through a haymow hole on Tuesday and suffered a broken leg when he struck the floor. The incident is reported by the Emmetsburg Reporter in Graettinger Iowa.
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Len Sprout
Semmetsburg
Cylinder
Emmetsburg
Not Satisfied With Contracts in Hancock County
Garner Leader reports widespread dissatisfaction among contract sheep feeders in Hancock County. At Friday evening’s meeting, proposals emerged to form an organization to investigate government sheep contracts and determine the reasons and details of the entire transaction.
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Hancock County
Garner
Take Out Your Switch Key
A Mason City youth stole 20 cars in three months by taking cars, driving briefly, then switching to a new one. He used switch keys left by owners, a habit blamed for high theft rates and insurance costs. The West Bend Journal notes leaving keys in cars raises risk and premiums.
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Mason City
West Bend Journal
Sibley Voters to Decide On School Bond Issue
Voters in Sibley will express opinion Monday February 18 on issuing bonds to finance additions to the school building. Plans include wings for the high school gymnasium and auditorium. The bond proposal totals 66,000 dollars.
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Sibley
Ocheyeilan Arrow
Lone Rock Man Badly Frozen Found Near Home
Roy Zunkel a farmer northwest of Lone Rock was found Sunday night with severe frostbite on face hands and feet after riding home in a friend's car. He fell from a horse near the friend's residence and was taken to Bancroft Fenton Reporter for care.
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Lone Rock
Roy Zunkel
Gravel Road District 201 Assessment Schedule Adopted
The gravel surfaced road district No 201 at Lost Island Township presents a report of the board of apportionment detailing special assessments on all lots and parcels within the district. The schedule lists proposed assessments and is filed with the Palo Alto County Iowa Auditor for public scrutiny by property owners and occupants named in the schedule.
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Lost Island Township
Towl
Palo Alto County
Law
Board of Apportionment
the Auditor
Iowa
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