Board Proceedings Emmet County Iowa January 1945
Official minutes of the Emmet County Iowa Board of Supervisors meeting held January 1 1945 in the Supervisors Room Court House attended by all members. motions approve claims funds bonds and reports, set dates for road program and drainage district actions, adjust salaries, grant audits, and adjourn to February 1 1945 with signatures of Chairman J C Phillips and County Auditor Martin Thompson.
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State OF Iowa
Valoalto County
Court House
Meners
CC. Philii Ig
Matian
Andessie
Brown H. J
Patoka
McBride Central Town
Tele A Co
Branagan Jessie
Branagan
Jessie
Great Oak Two
Hans Joseph P
ULCD
Iowa Public Service Co. Lights Co
Jast Island
Trustees Board of Review
Mtes
McCaffrey T. J
Rush Lake
Mim
Tina Meyers
Gens Kane
Iuwa State Teachers’ College
Span & Rose Lumber Co
Lee
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
D. Jt
Unemeer
Pranagan Jessi
Central Staten Ligits
Central Jowa Tela Co
Jowa Public Service Co
Otto Iversen
O. J. Salisbury
Allen Adavson
Kennedy
Orville Telford
John Rehm, Jr
N. H. Reeknas
George Heddinger
al Howard Peeeerereees
Jorgen Paulsen
State of
Coltington
Thompson
Rong Pendelburg
Emmetaburg Corp
J. MM. Resh
Graettinger Corp
E. M. Thompson
Edith J. Truog
Joseph P. Hand
County Attoney
Palo Alto
Frank Fisele
Fern Valley Two
C. Theo Knudtson
Lost Island Two
A. W. Hansen
West Bend Corp
Glenna E. Debolt
Rodman Corp
Joe Leonard
Walnut Two
E. C. Ruthven
Justria of
Peace Highland
Wm. J. Murphy
Novaila
Harve Johnston
Assassor
Ayrshire Corp
Robinson
Cotington
B. F. Montgomery
Geo. W. Doerr
Martin Thompson
Collington
Foley
Th. Martin
Ney
Valo Alto Counts
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Sollavine
J. C. Phillips
Assessors Meet in Barnetsburg for 1945 Livestock Values
Palo Alto County Iowa assessors gathered January 11 1945 at the Court House Barnetsburg to adopt the Iowa Tax Commission livestock schedule for 1945. Stuart Davis named chairman Edith J. Truog secretary, and a long equipment list with prices was approved, along with a value range for ponies and paddle horses.
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Palo Alto
Iowa
Court House
Bnmetsburg
Martin Thompson
Stuart Davis
Edith J. Traog
Saint
Iowa Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Hinders
Horsetown
Edith J. Truog
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard and Farm War Bond Strength
The article notes Pearl Harbor Navy Yard growth from its 1905 site selection to a major wartime base under Rear Admiral Furlong by 1941, urging civilian registration for war jobs in Hawaii. It also reports farmers holding more than 3.5 billion dollars in war bonds, with projections toward 4 billion, marking a strong agricultural financial position since World War I.
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Jin
Pearl Harbor Navy’ Yard
Uncle Sam
United States Pacific Fleet
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
United States
Pearl Marbor
King Kalakaua
Navy
William R. Furlong
Pacific
Furlong
Main
Civil Service Office
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
War Finance Division
Bureau of Agricultural Economis
Ita
M. L. Pradmore
War Bond Investment and Farm Protection
The text argues for using war bonds as financial protection against farming hazards and as a means to fund postwar farm improvements from current income. It also includes fragmented dialogue about addresses, investments, and a stray joke about a shoe color mismatch and a Pullman fan remark.
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Roath
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Great Oak
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Eae Free Lont
En Vanmetsbore
Babes Ae Midland
Independence 'Pyp
Vernon
Walnut
Island
O. Ayrshire Corp
Surle
Assessors’ Meeting
Avy Cyevaes Nollers
General Fain Foms
Poland
China
Ruthven
Webb
K. L. Burg Ruthven State Bank
H. S. Duncan
Fred Goodchild
Buford
Shay
James B. Brown
James Ib Brown
America
Vullman
Porter
Pullman
Albany
Farmers Grain Co
Graettinger, Lowe