Plymouth county board notes and agenda June 1909
Plymouth county supervisors meet in sessions from April to June 1909. They approve bonds, appoint officials, audit school funds, set tax refunds, extend contracts, inspect poor farm and jail work, and adjust real estate valuations while handling bridge petitions and misc court clerks and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hentges
Peter Nemmers
Ea Wilkins
Arange
LeMars
Paul Zenk
George Rembe
Gust Trohbeen
G. A. Rembe
W. H. Deegan
Ed Wilkins
Plymouth County
Boards of Supervisors
Unclear OCR Health Message on Kidneys and Sickness
Fragmentary OCR text discusses kidneys and health, referencing overwork, impure blood and sickness. It repeats phrases about weakened kidneys and potential danger if trouble continues, but lacks complete context or coherent details.
Plymouth County Auditor Reports May 1909 Expenditures
County funds detailed spending January to May 1909 with outstanding warrants across multiple funds. Tables list warrants issued, cancelled, and held by banks, plus salaries for county officials and court costs. Prepared for Plymouth County Board of Supervisors by Auditor LaMara, May 1909.
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Auditor's
LaMara
Iowa
Board of Supervisors of
Plymouth County
Ss Bawrantee
Prince
Treasury
Seesnees
Brove OG
Bridge Fund
TOO Screeee
Pany Yereesaee
BATH
Cece Ee
Relief Fund
Insane Hospital
Wood
outalanUiog Ee Ihub
County Road Fund
A Ahlers
Nel Robnrtson
Peter Nemmers
Wot Degan
Cal Zenk
George Rembe
Ars US
Peputy
Cone
James Pavlovic
Gunningham
Aminy
Reeres Meupainim
Board of Health
al Sherrifs
CABUH
Marey Hospital
Cence
Ncidentits
Mts Omico
Civ Eerie Tere
Censesas
Impecunious Lawyer Receives Debtor Letter
A poor young lawyer in the Hands of the Lew receives a letter from a tailor owed money. The reply from Blackstone promises to take up the matter and report results after authorizing payment, with an implied settlement attempt and a $250 check referenced in the exchange.
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Blackstone
Clay
Cokr
Electric Bitters Praise From Vestal Center Woman
Mrs OO Rheinvault of Vestal Center New York extols Electric Bitters as a divine gift from God for women. The medicine, she says, lifts spirits, boosts vigor, and cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache and dizziness while strengthening the weak and sickly. Priced 50 cents at Greens, a druggist. The Bread and Pipe Baker lecturer at the cooking school once quipped about eighteenth century bakers and pipe cleaners.
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OO. Rheinvault
Vestal Center
N. Y
Abe ‘Asa
Notable Firsts Among Women in 20th Century Roles
Mrs Helen L Grenfel of Denver researches shopgirl life for better conditions. Misa Estelle Minch becomes first woman naturalized by the Japanese home department though American-born. Mrs Gaylord Wilshire leads the Woman's Progressive league urging new children literature for solidarity. Mrs Thomas Withersbee Soate of the Jackson Park Yacht Club earns ship's mistress license, second after Mrs Ogden McClurg. Moscow to appoint first woman professor in Russia, Dr Dontehnyoka, Zurich graduate in pathology. Mrs Bertha Ayreton, widow of Prof William Ayreton, first woman member of the Institute of Electrical Engineers in England, mother of Edith who married Israel Zangwill.
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Helen L. Grenfel
Denver
Misa Estelle Minch
Japanese Home Department
America
Seamen’s
Yokosuka
Gaylord Wilshire
Woman's National Progressive League
Thomas Withersbee Soate
Jackson Park Yacht Club
Chicago
Great Lakes
Ogden McClurg
University of Moscow
Russia
Dontehnyoka
Zurich
Bertha Ayreton
William Ayreton
Institute of Electrical Engineers
England
Edith
Israel Zangwill
Short Stories and Notes on National Commerce and Charity
The United States ranks third as a manufacturer exporter. A wreath for Nancy Hanks Lincoln in Lincoln City Indiana was funded by one cent from 2,500 Indianapolis schoolchildren on February 12. Maine sells about 75,000 foxskins yearly with few shot. many killed by poison bait or drives. J M Lamadrid reports 149,637 poor New Yorkers and Brooklynites received one cent meals at St Andrew's coffee stands in 1908.
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United States
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
Indianapolis
Maine
J. M. Lamadrid
St. Andrew’s
New York
Brooklyn
English Etchings and Oddities in London and Beyond
A collection of curiosities notes London fire insurance totals at £1,083,893,000, Whittlesey records zero intoxication among 9,000 residents, a tiny eight foot street within London’s city bounds, Holloway jail praised by a London journal for surprisingly hotel like conditions and improving inmate health, and further peculiarities from the era.
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London
Whittlesey
Cambridgeshire
City of London
Holloway
Sporting Notes and Athletic Tidbits From St Louis
Cycling gains favor in Irises while the St Louis Americans average thirty four years of age. Fred Pinisted coaches the Western R C oarsmen of St Louis. Stanley Ketchel, weighing nearly 300 pounds, says Johnson is the only colored pugilist he will fight. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific promoters in Seattle plan a 25000 stadium for the annual A A U meet, to revert to Washington University after the fair.
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St. Louis
Fred Pinisted
R.C
West
Stanley Ketchel
Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Washington University
Law Points on negligence and support contracts
The case Harrington versus Butte A. P. R. Co. holds an unexplained child at a dangerous railroad crossing as prima facie evidence of parental negligence. Winter versus Winter finds wage support agreements with separated spouses do not contravene statutes restricting contract-based liability.
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Harrington
Butte A
Plant Growth Facts From Old Ledger Of Trees And Flowers
The text notes that the Brazilian coconut palm lives 600 to 700 years. It claims a cedar pole reaches thirty feet after more than 190 years under average forest conditions. Tulips close petals in cloudy weather and reopen after sunlight. Cottonwood trees supposedly grow fastest in the country, about a quarter inch per year.
Secret Service at Bush Temple Chicago May Stage Manager Cbauncey Kelm
Theatrical notes list Bush Temple in Chicago staging Secret Service with Cbauncey Kelm as stage manager and Adelaide BKelui’s brother. Buckley joins the company presenting Cameo Kirby with Farnam as star. A censor forbids a bar effort on An Hinglishman's Home.
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Secret Service
Cbauncey Kelm
Adelaide Bkelui
Bush Temple
Chicago
Buckley
Cameo Kirby
Tin Farnam
Phe
Phys
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