Jackson County Board Minutes January 1921 Session
Jackson County Board of Supervisors met January 25 1921 at the courthouse with Campbell Day Golding Kelly and Hayes present. They awarded a lumber and piling bid to Nebraska Bridge Supply Lumber Co and approved loans and pension adjustments while detailing road expenditures and monthly financials.
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Board of Supervisors
Jackson County
Court House
Campbell
Day
Golding
Kelly
Hayes
Pacific Coast Sawel Co
Russell J. Matthias Co
Chi- BJ
Carney & Co
Grinnell, Nelson, Napavine, W. Co
Kally
Fred Crabb
Roma
Mahala Rowland
Kerr
Rowland
Iarry Simpson
Roy Hutching
Norta A. Meseh
John Giver
Zwingle
Eugene M. Crane
Matt Ducar Gao
Streete
Jon Laughlin
M. Bork
Beauchamp
B. Bromt
Thoa
Courtney
F Heeney
Ed Cowen
Schuster
Bretthach Beck
John Mahony
Dames
Wallace Merks Cano
Albert Earlen
Mater Thdernon
W. O. Sims
Chris, Wurster Farry Rockrenr
Roy Fairbrother
Ara J. Bowman
Aug Moeller
Seo Kaufmann
Wm. Stevenson
Lawrence Romer
H. J. Moeller
Waiter Moeller
Wim
Frank Teras
Callahan Doll McElror Grain Co
T. Matthews P. Schroeder
Sheriff’s
Jackson State Bank
Maquoketa
First_ National Bank
Preston
Bellevue State Bank
Bellevue
Iowa Savings Bank
Lamotte Preston Savings Bank
First National Bank
James Miller
GA. R
Manquokets
Campbell Day
J. S. Tetera
Farmers Creek Township
Howard Wyrick
Baldwin Town
Redi Eine
Florence Bollinger
Alog
Poor Relief Commissioners
Bellevue Town
Robert Berende
Lizzie Kueter
Anna Pelogch
Rob. Berendes
Sra Lexieter
Mary Annie Petesch
Best
Ant Rantnan
Accondinniy
Naya
Hank
Talunee
LL Jones
Alia
Fragmented list of names and notices from a chaotic page
A jumble of names, roles, and notices appears, including trustees, witnesses, supervisors, and labor references. The text also covers a church auxiliary meeting at Mrs Mary Langhurst’s home with officer elections and Armenian relief notes, plus a mother’s testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy.
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Lost Nation Auxiliary
Mary Langhurst
RM. Gable
George Armstrong
Flw. Dickman
George Edleman
Wm. Sager
Nichola St. Ullen
N. Yor
Foley
Mayor Sleeth Shot in Silvis in Alley Duel
Mayor Sleeth of Silvis was wounded in the right leg after a pistol duel in an alley while helping a man seeking a sick friend. He was hospitalized in Moline City Hospital. The assailant, described as a Black man, fled after firing at the mayor. Police hunt the suspect. the mayor is expected to recover.
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Silvis
George Sleet
Moline City
Sleeth
Theayor
Sabula man badly beaten in neighborly dispute
John McDermott of Sabula lies in critical condition after an early morning assault by neighbor J J McColley over a disputed lane from McDermott's farm rented by McColley. Dr Ayers treated him before noon. Sheriff Dallager and County Attorney Thomas were notified.
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Sabula
Te County
John McDermott
J J. McColley
MccDermott
McColley
McDermott
Mec
A Plea for Prompt Payment in the Sentinel
Our readers are urged to settle bills promptly to keep Tensy newspaper afloat. Creditors are not pressing, and the Sentinel claims it offers more value than its cost, inviting curious readers to inspect the 1496 file and compare.
Dinamite Explosion Injures Dan at Mangler Farm
An on site dynamite blast seriously injures 23 year old Dan Day a stump crew member at Chas Mangler farm. He was struck in the face and chest by the charge while inspecting a stump and dug sixty pebbles from his flesh. He received care at Bellevue from Dr Lampe and began a likely rapid recovery.
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Ruesday
Uratus Dan
Chas. Mangler Farm
Dan
Mr. Day
Bellevue
EB. L . Lampe
Mr. Dan
Air
Voters Reject Incorporation in Morley Area
A Morley area portion of the county voted against incorporation in the last Saturday election. The light turnout favored 24 to 5 against incorporation, with fears of higher taxes cited as a contributing factor. The Franklin Journal notes the defeat reflects tax concerns over municipal status.
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Morley
Anamors Journal
Ford Plant Re opens Highland Park Detroit
Ford Motor Company's Highland Park plant has been reopened. Many department heads foremen and millwrights were called back to work. By Monday the plant is expected to operate at about 25 percent capacity. Three days a week will form the initial working schedule. The plant had been closed for more than days.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
Reopening will bring thousands back to work
The men recalled today will ready the plant for resumption of production. First jobs in the reopening are being assigned to picket men by mail. Gradual expansion will restore thousands to work.
Plan to Revisrict State Bill in House Drafted by Ramsey
A proposal to redraw state House districts is being prepared by State Representative J. M. Ramsey and colleagues. The plan outlines three districts with specified counties and total populations: District 1 includes Scott, Muscatine, Louisa, Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, Lee, and Van Buren totaling 239,167 people. District 2 includes Benton, Linn, Jones, Jackson, Clinton, Cedar, Johnson, and Iowa totaling 243,624. District 3 includes Franklin, Butler, Bremer, Hardin, Grundy, Black, Hawk, Buchanan, Delaware and Dubuque totaling 241,142.
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J. M. Ramsey
Scott
Muscatins
Louisa
Des Moines
Henry
Jefferson, Lee
van Buren
Benton
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Clinton
Cedar
John~ Lson
Towa
Franklin
Butler
Bremer
Hardin
Grumdy
Black, Hawk
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuqe
Foley Kidney Pills advertisement prompts quick relief claims
Charlea McAllister of 1 Clark Avenue Kearney New Jersey reports back and kidney pain relief after using Foley Kidney Pill. The ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as a splendid medicine that relieves backache urinary irregularities rheumatic pains stiff joints swollen muscles and other kidney trouble symptoms. It claims prompt action with no habit forming drugs and that the product is sold everywhere.
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Charlea McAllister
Clark Avenue
Kearney
N. J
Foley
Dallas News Fragment Reflects Offbeat Domestic Inquiry
A fragmented Dallas News passage shows a woman seeking a precise exchange about a baby and a boyfriend. The text references a man named Nhu, a casual inquiry about ownership of a beverage girl, and vague domestic tensions. The garbled OCR yields unclear dates or full names.
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Pastime Theatre
Pathe Neus
Paramount Magazine
Pratiie Co
Sisk
District Court
Sherit
Ian Panne
Titus
Topmi
GG Wonly
Moniwath Savings “Bank
County
Puma
Genesys
Jackson Pyle
Asani
Lan Kans
Ciges
Ted
Redevne
Golds
Op. Im
Dykoma
SURER
CC Woods
Javkoon Counts
Sunetat
Ae General State Revenue
Capitol Grounds
Abe
Waia
ReTheo General County
waeCe
Life Eoor Eens Te
RAS County Insaneridge
St Cash
Count County Bi School
Ene
Soldigra_Relief
Senev Yelka
Beidge
Buz
Cs County Rat
ARRO
S i Wel
Stkoal Pooees Srad Ns
Teot Teachers Institute
Louis
Ferrente
Florsheim
Butterworth Boot Shop
Shenwing
EN Seery
Drsa
Babe Andrew
Exttner
LO She
Bellred
Hetevue Herald
Prin
Aeker Uridice
Harry
Gatirr
Gassen Chris
Cattet Nettles Barth
Mpbell Dohis
Hengisun
Serand
Jey Mathir
Rome Dietz Percy
Eevisop 1 Bros, Repairs Co
Howie
Retirs Co
I & Con Kinther
de Fred
Exp Other Co
J. Thiytee
Remxeir
Prisha Lees
Alymer
Thages Juimies
Bralee
Resto Montaotery
Livy Ton Jette Mareb & Stew Co
Ton Manuernetelt
Metespalitan Snpily Ca. Hooks
Menen Gin
Fremits
AYPON
Aestace
Mervin
Wiltires FG Pann
Tipcherk Vrexin Times
Stationery Ooo
Nrise
Hear Senates Co
Yanor
Lawrence
Dtraweing
Raner
Sabi Lewes
Henier Daber Seas
Ama
Board of Review
Heckel Peter
Wridwe
Strveta, Wiot
Sehustic Bernard
Sheen Randant Osioo
Brive
Sheen
Herman
Williamatal
Gertrude
Iter
Ossss
John Campbel i
Batly
Thellle Allister Stores Co
Dynamite
Ford
Tue Clinger
Jews City
Mathemie
Nhu
Dallas News
Red River
Ohio
Arch Cooper
Earnest Eastman
Phone Black
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