Public School Notes On Renovations And Activities
The notes describe a contract for a cabinet and sliding doors in the physics lab, new desks and seating in the commercial room, and higher student paper storage. Normal graduates and job placements are listed, along with Sunbonnet Girl tryouts, glee clubs, and music program changes. Freshmen initiation incidents are noted, band plans and instrument inventory, a football schedule, and remodeling plans for Moir Building by Charles Marks, with Ed White as contractor, plus a cold snap reporting 44 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Blom
Mr. Blom
Viola Ziesman
Myrtle Hartman
Mildred Smuck
Migs Taylor
Glee Clubs
Taylor
County Institute
Iowa
Moir
Charles Marks
Mark Moir
Johnson Drug Store
Marks Drug Co
Ed White
Monthly Cow Test Results Highlight High Producing Cows
August cow test shows 430 cows on test with 98 dry. Average milk 599 lbs and butterfat 23.3 lbs per cow. six fed silage five alfalfa one clover and all fed grain with 21 on high protein feed. Top five herds listed by owners and breeds with milk and butterfat figures. top ten cows named with milk and butterfat outputs. Most members plan to attend Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo Sept 30 to Oct 6. Dean W Peisen joins Northwestern Railway attorney group trip to Wyoming for conference and tours including Grand Teton area and a rodeo. return by Marshalltown on Sept 18. Ossie Orwell released to Milwaukee after stint with Philadelphia. now at bat first base. Harve Bowen visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Beckemeier
H. A. Sherman
Roy Finster
Rose
Jungfraw
F. J Kolbe
Training School
Goldie
Floyd Lake
Shorty
Henry Bowers
Training School I
Baker & King
Waterloo
Dean W. Peisen
Marshalltown
Northwestern Railway
Illinois
Legal Department
Wyoming
Riverton
Wyo
Teton
Diamond Granch
Jackson Hole Country
Tetons
Grand Teton National Park
Lake Lake
Books Mountain
Diamond
Hardy Friend in Iowa court bond forfeiture notice
Sheriff notices Hardy Friend must show cause why the $3000 bail posted for his Iowa county appearance a year ago should not be forfeited. He has evaded marshal officers for months, with arrests and warrants pending in Tama and Fort Madison districts. The article details prior charges, attempted extradition issues, and recent sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Hardy Friend
Marshall County
Hardin County
Times-Republican
Friend
Joe. Doe
Iowa
Fama
Florida
John Doe
Toledo
Friends
Morrison
John Doane
C. E. Wicklund
Doane
Jriend
Joe B. Tye
Chicago
Thim
Supreme Court
District Court
Willard
Fort Madison
Tama County
Glassco
Leen
Wisconsin
Hardin County court notes and property filings
Des Moines meeting with County Attorney and Board Chairman discusses road issues. Hardin County week summary shows 7 deeds, 8 mortgages, 7 district court judgments, 1 transcript, 1 attachment, 1 new case, and 68 chattel mortgages including 40 car liens. Deeds filed include Lightfield to First Nat Bank Eldora Lot 13 Block 3 Buckeye, Hutchison to Follett Eldora Lot 1 Block A Newell's, and others. Also reported tire theft incident. Quill McCall’s spare tire stolen while parked. bolts left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Norman
Des Moines
Attorney General’s Office
Hardin County
Theodore Kewatt
Helen Baldt
Perle Renner
Leota Pfeiffer
Ivan _T. Ross
Alice M. Albee Garner A. Bartlett
Agnes R. Bird
Ralph Rikers
Fannie Jaspers
Hardin
Eldora
State Budget Director Reports Iowa Two Year Expenditures
State Budget Director Oscar Anderson compiles a two year financial statement ending June 30 1931 detailing total appropriations of 32 400 541 for all state expenditures including board of control institutions and educational institutions. The 1929 legislative two year appropriation totals 32 400 541 with 19 600 000 from tax levy and the rest from fees and other receipts excluding auto license fees and gas tax. Non tax receipts amount to 12 783 330 from fees county payments and federal funds. Estimated two year revenues include 2 430 000 from inheritance taxes 2 400 000 from cigarette licenses and 3 475 000 from insurance companies. County contributions to support the insane 2 459 000 t b sanitorium 450 000 orphans home 170 000 juvenile home 90 000. Agricultural department fees total 480 000 governor office credits and federal aid for soldiers home 106 380. (Continued on last page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Iowa
Board of Control
T. B
State Agricultural Department
Governor’s Office
Propose New Laundry Here Eldora Club Eyes Local Venture
The Eldora Community Club discussed starting a local laundry with John Davis offering 4000 dollars for new machinery if backed locally. They took a 20 day option on the current building owned by Norah Pixler and plan to solicit shares from 25 dollars to raise capital with six percent interest, rental paid by Davis. A big rain occurred Sunday totaling three and a quarter inches, followed by a chill that cooled homes and prompted furnace fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Community Club
John Davis
Norah Pixler
Steamboat Rock
County Fair on Next Week in Hardin County
Readiness builds for Hardin County Fair starting Monday and running to Thursday. Largest stock exhibit promised with free Children's Day, school parades, two days of horse racing, big purse races on the final day, Wolf Carnival Co midway shows, and seven free acts daily. Ackley and Steamboat Wellsburg bands provide music. County residents invited to enjoy ball games, auto races, animal stock, poultry, and entertainment for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Carnival Co
Mossman
Ackley
Steamboat- Wellsburg
County Fair
Iowa's Road Program Moves Across State Wide Changes
Iowa roads undergo rapid changes as the road commission reports maintenance costs on dirt and gravel roads reaching three to four million dollars yearly, with total maintenance exceeding primary road bond outlays in 1929. Seventy-nine counties have voted bonds totaling 99 million dollars, while four counties defeated bond issues this year. Contracts let this season cover 85 miles paving 124 miles graveling and 155 miles grading. Gas tax receipts rose from 931 thousand in 1925 to over 4.7 million in 1928, with motor vehicle fees exceeding 10.5 million annually. Federal aid has topped 2 million per year for five years. Last year construction spending reached about 29.95 million, with 1919 spending far lower. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Commission
Cherokee
Dickinson
Emmet
Madison
Road Bond Decision Delays Hardin County Road Plan
A state attorney general ruling halts issuance of Hardin County secondary road bonds contracted but not delivered before July 4. The Bergman law repeal restricts bonds, allowing only anticipatory warrants for urgent work, delaying the program about a year while officials prepare corrective actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Hardin County
County Board of Supervisors
Tually Third General Assembly
Bergman
John Fletcher
Land sales report shows Hardin county values dip 5.41 percent
Survey by R A Miller, Northwestern Railway tax commissioner, covers township land transactions from 1923 to 1929. Hardin county total 32 transfers, 38 272 acres. average sale price 166 08 per acre. Assessed values 72 94 per acre in 1928. ratio to 1929 true value 50.65 percent. Various townships listed with average prices per acre, totals and mortgages noted. Hospital notes report several local patients and tonsil removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Miller
The
Northwestern Railway
Hardin County
Alden
Alden-Hardin
Hardin
Elliis
Buckeye
Ellis Township
Jackson Township
Clay
Sherman
Tipto Township
Pleasant Township
Eldora Township
Concord Township
Grant
Providence
Union Township
Miller
Herdin County
Naturalization session and court actions reported
The September term district court coverage notes naturalization for four applicants with three granted U S papers and one continued. It highlights D A R night school success, jury activity, slander and larceny cases, an adoption paper filing, and several judgments. A county fair school day feature and a local automobile accident near New Providence Eldora are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John Janssen
Ackiey
Germany
Herta Lawrenz
Buckeye
John Stegedick
Hubbard
Ernest Polten
Alden
Ger
D.A. R
Naturalization Court
U.S. Department
Uncle Sam
Washington
F. A. Stapher
Marion Smith
Stapher
Mercer Vs Bateh
Clarence Bahr
W. B. Milley
Emil Daleske
Julius Mendenhall
Fred
Supreme Court of Iowa
Edna
Henry Weyrand
Robert Franklin Marble
Waterloo
Myers
District Court
H. Rante & Son
HE. Sinning
W. L. Schultz
Ellsworth College
W. T. Raleigh Co
L. B
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Clark
Lowell
Lows Falls
Eldora (Fair
Conrad
Cole
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Hampton
Eldoras
Beckemeier
Milwaukee
Ossie Orwell
Philadelpha
American Association
Ceee
Harve Bowen
Union
HARDY
Grundy
Catherine Sternberg
Altho
Miss Sternberg
Freda
A. R. Beals
Catherine
Ella Wumkes
Fred Riant
Julius Zeitner
Ed Lawler
Dick Boyd
A. A. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Ziesman
Court House
Quill McCall
Quill
Hamilton
Roy Hamilton
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Olson, Grosby and Lebin
May Frey
Greenfield
Roy Frey
Mr. Frey
John Frey
Steamboat Rock Creamery
Otto Neilsen
John J. Eilers
Neilsen
Mr. Eilers
Sentman
Owl
Elfreeda Balvanz
Henry C. Balvanz
Raymond Andrews
T. B. Miller
New Providence
Bert Daleske
H. Farris
Edd Lepley
Judge Fry
D. M. Moser Et al
J. HE. Williams
Wood Auto Co
R. Wiltiare
H. E. Eastman
F. Pee
Cg, L. Pine Co
First Nat's Bank
Town Falls
New Providence- Eldora
J. H. Clary
Bascom Reece
5S. & B. ‘Auto Co
Roy Creson
Reece
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