Why Flags Are Hung Half Mast and Lamotte Bank Capital Rise
A historic note on flag etiquette explains that flags are lowered in respect to a deceased notable, with nations’ flags placed above the vanquished. The Lamotte Town Savings Bank board votes to raise capital stock from 20 000 to 50 000 due to rising business. The 1920 census shows 90 percent of horses and tiles on farms, with 10 percent in urban areas.
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Lamotte Bank
Town Savings Bank
Lamotte
United States
Bids Opened Promptly After Closing Time at Office
Bids will be opened at the above office promptly after the time for receiving same has closed.
Notice to Contractors Sealed Bids for Bridge and Culvert Work
Notice to contractors in Manoketa Iowa bids due April 21 1921 for 75 items on Federal Aid Project 21 including riveted truss spans concrete flags abutments reinforced concrete box culverts and culvert extensions. Bids opened after closing time with bid bond and performance bond required. Liquidated damages five percent per day. bids secured at county auditor office.
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Maquoketa
Jackson County
Iowa
Laws
State Highway Commission
Ames
Manoketa
Jack
Coun
Workingmen plight and labor war echo in Otter Creek wedding
Fragmented 1921 Otter Creek notes reflect rising costs for housing and wages, tension from labor disputes, and a church wedding at St Laurence's. The item mentions Mike Crane and the Scholtes duo in parish life, plus boxing bill debate and Lenene politics.
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Pice
St. Lawrence's Church
Otter Creek
David Marcus Scholtes
Loughnane
Miss Mile
Sylinstey
George Ludwig
Priom
Farning
Mike Crane F. Otter
Cresk
Chicago
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