Hardin County Board Proceedings December 1925 Summary
The Hardin County Board met December 22 1925 with all members present. Minutes of December 15 approved. Auditor to correct errors in New Providence electric light levy and Buckeye town hall bond levy due to delayed certification. County Auditor authorized to issue $1000 for emergency cash allowances via County Overseer W Van Dusseldorp, monthly reports required. $10 000 Treasurer bond for O M Barnes approved per 1925 terms. Adjournment set for December 29 1925. Also lists extensive Claims for county offices, roads, and relief with many named individuals and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidora
Iowa
New Providence
Buckeye
W. van Dusseldorp
American Surety Company
O. M. Barnes
Recordi Ag
J. B. Starr Jr
Hubbard Happenings In Hubbard Iowa Community News
Long column of local society news from Hubbard Iowa covers visits to Des Moines and Chicago, births, illnesses, and social events. Notables include Mr and Mrs Casper Stenberg, the Hartwig purchase of the William Hartwig residence, the death of Mrs C G W Schultz, and various calls, visits, and entertainments at the Center Schoolhouse and local homes. shows school game results Steamboat Rock HI match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hendrickson
I’, el, Baker
Methodist Aid Society
Hendrickson
Casper Stenberg
Des Moines
Will Smith
Albert
Ustermarkt
Elmer Grantow
Minnesota
Guy Whitney
Charley Bethke
Jewell
Glenn Whitney
William Hartwig
Hartwig
Merle
Beryl Smith
Iowa Falls
Blandau
CG. W. Schultz
Wesley Schultz
Claude Humphreys
Albion
Hubbard
Mrs. Humphreys
Marvin of
Liming
Oe Kuhlman
A. Hoelscher
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Gilbert “Winter
Chicago
Alice Mac
George Knutson
Buckeye
Jean Sater
Margaret
Mra Campbell
Miller
Cedar Falls
Richard Gerlach
Anna Hodges
Eldora
George Marshman
Gi G. Marshman
Ralph Blair
Donald
Fort Dodge
Progressive Club
Ruxtons Visit Des Moines and local residents on Friday
Mr and Mrs Art Ruxton traveled to Des Moines Tuesday to visit Art Ruxtons mother for a few days Mrs Delbert Kirkdorfer spent Thursday with sister Mrs George Platt while Delbert Kirkdorfer attended the Roy Brown sale dake and Delbert Kirkdorfer went to Iowa Falls on business Friday Mr and Mrs E E Swab visited Wilbur Hudson home Friday Mr and Mrs Art Ruxton attend th Mr Kumrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ruxton
Des Moines
Mr. Ruxton
Delbert Kirkdorfer
George Platt
Kirkdorfer
Roy ‘Brown
Dake
Iowa
Falls
E. E. Swab
Wilbur Hudson
Kumrow
Local Notables Visit and Weekend Travels Around Buckeye
Gifford and family host Paul Sumner near Buckeye during a several day visit. Bertha Espeland of Randall plans to visit Joy Illinois. Alderman Nev ada and Mrs Alderman visit with Mrs M Gates. R A Fuller Eva Miller and D A Miller visit John Tuller family in Mason City. Mrs Robert Miller visits daughter in Marshalltown. Lizzie Ketchelhoffer of Des Moines visits mother Mrs Matilda Birch. D A Miller and Geo S of Carroll spend days with Mrs A Fuller family then head to Webster City. Clay Sumner returns home from Sac City for a visit. Cecil Baer of Dillon visits his kin Emily and Mrs Rickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Sumner
Paul
Buckeye
Bertha Espeland
Randal
George
Mason City
John Tulleramily
R. A
Hardin County
Robert Miller
Marshelltown
Lizzie Ketchelhoffer
Des Moines
Matilda Birch
D .A. Miller
Geo. S. of
Carroll
Notice of appointment of executor in Hardin County Iowa
The undersigned named executor has been appointed and qualified to administer the estate of Harm Folker deceased of Hardin County Iowa. Debts due are asked to be paid promptly and those with claims must present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated January 11 1926. Walter A. Howard Clerk District Court.
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State of
Iowa
Hardin County
Harm Folker
John Eilers
Williams & Steinberg
Walen A. Howard
Cl. Dist
Cattle Sale, Visits Highlight Tipton Community
Fred Shafer bought cattle from Dan Munson on Wednesday. Mrs. Julia Haaland and her children spent Sunday with Ole Harris. J K Tomley and son Teddy attended Market Day at Iowa Falls Friday. Ian Munson sold a horse to Glen Shafer Friday. Geo Knutson and family with Isaie Moe and son Alfred visited Gilbert Knutson home Sunday. Mrs Ole Harris visited Roland Sunday. Max Schultz shelled corn Monday. Chas Bucholtz did not call at Ole Harris Saturday. Hr Harris and family were Isidora shoppers Saturday. Caroline Leerberg is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shafer
Dan Munson
Julia Haaland
Ole Harris
J. K
Tomley
Teddy
Iowa Falls
Harry Knutson
Ian Munson
Glen Shafer
Geo. Knutson
Isaie Moe
Alfred
Gilbert Knutson
Roland
Max Schultz
Chas, Bucholtz
Hr. A. Harris
Isidora
Caroline Leerberg
Hampton Eldora High Play Longest State Game
In a record length contest, Hampton and Eldora fought to a 29 29 tie after five extra three minute periods before the game ended by mutual agreement. Stinson led Hampton with ten points while Mack Hampton White and Brown each had eight for Eldora. Des Moines referee Jimmy James officiated. Iowa’s 1925 gasoline tax revenue totaled 3 215 404 88 with administration cost about .17 percent. Cigarette tax rose to 808 336 64 in 1925 from 725 325 72 in 1924 and the inheritance tax added 1 076 298 67 versus 1 006 510 84 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Eldora High
Eldora
Stinson
Mack Hampton
White
Brown
Jimmy James
Des Moines
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Ray E. Johnson
Johnson
Ohio farmer breaks world corn record in 1925
Ira Marshall of Hardin county sets a new world corn yield record with 160.01 bushels per acre on 10 acres, surpassing the 1922 mark by W H Gilmore of Licking county. The record, measured by the state agricultural college, marks higher yields on smaller areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ira Marshall
Hardin County
W.H. Gilmore
Licking County
Social Roundup From Point Pleasant Families
Mr and Mrs Fred Herzog and family spent Sunday evening at Charley Halfpop s home. Several local visitors attended gatherings at various Halfpop Mitterer and Otto residences. Clara Halfpop returned home Monday after visiting friends. Iva Price planned to move to Illinois to work as a bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herzog
Charley
Iva Price
Minois
Willie Otto
Albert
Pauline Stielow
Tillie Otto
Glen Horning
Paul
Ralph
Will Horning
J. L. Mitterer
Guy Clatterbuck
Mildred
Floyd Beasley
Cheryl
Ernest Kuhlman
Elmer Mitterer
A. J. Reed
John Sheldon
Ray Satchel
M. E. Wasson
Clara Halfpop
Local Social and Real Estate Notes From Eldora Area
Weekend visits marked by Melvin Laughlin and relatives at the Hunts home and other area reunions. Attendees included Walthall, Pigeon, and Rush families. Local clubs held meetings on travel literature and America’s impressions, with readings by Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Cutler. Public notices include deeds and property transfers around Eldora and Radcliffe, along with a civic report on church attendance and a fire engine polishing sentence for a Bloomfield boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury
N. J
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Armatrong, H. W
Ruler
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Will
Pegi
Daleske
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Noch Brothers
Knott
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H. E
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Nichols, I. A
Norris
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Page
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Henry Schwareck
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Nick Longworth
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Homer Hunt
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Town Falls
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Jim Waldo
History Literature and
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H. Eckhoff
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Wilke
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C. A. Beaver
F. Stauffer
Thompson Add
Eldora Pt
J. C. Blair
H. Engelking
R. Reed
I. Reed
A. S. Reed
Farmers’ Market
J. H. Kramer
H. H. Turner
First National Bank
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Eva E, Fuller
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Iowa Baby Chick Association
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