County Board Adopts Taxable Value Adjustments June 25 1925
Eldora Iowa June 25 1925 regular proceedings of the Hardin County Board of Supervisors note reading of prior minutes, adoption of tax able value changes across multiple townships and districts, appointments for vital statistics, bridge and grading contracts approved, and overseer of the poor appointed for emergency relief coordination with townships and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Uxing
Tipton
Concord
Grant
Providence
Union
Radcliffe
Wallace Mason
Regiatrar of
Union Township
L. C. Woot & Co
Sam Hubbard
Uach
Board of Supervisors
Miss van Tousseldorp
Hardin County
State Board of Control
Hattle Harvet
Radcliffe area visitors and gatherings noted
Des Moines visitors include RADCLIFFE E T Rorom and wife and I B Cammack and wife with sons Kenneth at the Fred Kahl home in Nevada. Wayne Strukenbarz and wife visited the Kahl home. CG, &, Myers and wife traveled to Des Moines and Jewel. Several townsfolk went to Clear Lake for a week’s outing. Fourth of July celebrations at Jewell drew many locals. Notable trips include Tom Frient teaching in Bloomfield, Nebr, and Clarence Klail visiting Sioux City and Mankato with Jon Clarence and Della.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Rorom
Des Moines
I. BE. Cammack
Rons Kenneth
Fred Kahl
Nevada
Wayne Strukenbarz
Whie
Myers
Jewel
F. M. Preston
H. A. Drake
A. Winterfield
Ethel
Clear Lake
Jewell
Tom Frient- Jeft
Bloomfield
Nebr
Clarence Klal
Jon Clarence
Della
Lioux City
Mankato
Snd Cosmos
Minn
Matt Skeie
Mable
Marshalltown
Soren Skeie
Earl
Ayant
Mise
Chariot
Moines Vis
Osmonsils
Robert “Hodgenr
Chicago
A. C
Ralph
Briggs
Geo. Borgeson
Minnesota
Harold Conklin
C. E. Myers
Married Ladies Harmony Club
A. G. Johnson
Missionary Society of the Evangelical’ Church
John Schmedika
Radcliffe
Kampton
Langley and the Flight Claim in Early Aeronautics
A defense of Langley’s role in early aviation argues he advanced aeronautics but did not make a flying machine work. It credits the Wright brothers with the first successful flight and criticizes Smithsonian praise seeking to minimize their achievement. The piece urges public institutions to honor the Wrights for advancing science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Sireetor
Wright Brothers
Kellyhawk
N, GC
Efert
Ameresa
Sieace
Tra Cfic
Eterathy
Smithsonian Institution
Jatiea
Higamilex
Debri
Walt Mason
Junior Farmers Need Club Leaders Em That Web
A report by the Seabrooks Agricultural Foundation notes 722,408 projects started by 450,074 boys and girls, about 6 percent of farm youth. Completed projects reach 240,410 members, with girls maintaining higher completion than boys. The era of wartime slogan farming boosted activity in 1916, but retrenchment followed. leaders urge rapid growth of county club leaders to sustain junior farmer programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esti Americin Agriculture
Na Lon
Eimte
Gira
Hrea
Abas
Diayrow
Pamalh
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Bedfellows
Keighley
Thejheroina
Hagerman
Dr. B. MacDowell
Egypt
Jos
Cooper
Viera
Hawaii
the Lone Star
Ateller
Twit Harper Co
County Board OF Supervisors
Ackley
Falla
Alden
Buckeye
Hubbard
New Providence
Whitten
Steamboat Rock
Etha ‘Township Rer Canal
Hardin Township
Buckeye Township
Jackson Alyn
Pleasant Towmehl
Tipton Township
Sherman Township
Concord Township
Grant Township
Providence Township
Iowa
R. Bank
Alden Inc
Hornes
Helfer
Ctiffe
United States
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Michigan
New York
California
Georgia
Howe
Nedieina
Paul Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Milan
Lanana
Pabnevi
Danary
Tergar
Mary
Colary
Cary
Boysesvils
Joi
Soma
Jay S
Ee Ae Scholfield Lumber Company
Cig
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