Winklewads Dig Up Yer Geography In Otter Creek
Notes from Lamotte area reporters recount quirky local items. Autoist humor and stray remarks mix with small town happenings from Balleyclough to Delmar. Residents discuss roads, weather, cattle, fishing, elections, and everyday life in a patchwork column.
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Otter Creek
Lamotte News
Dame Coffey
Balleyclough
Dan Nugent
City Council Proceedings February 14 1921
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Morden and councilmen Hansen Meyer Hatfield and Littell. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Claims allowed include City Fund Jackson Sentinel for proceedings to John Welch and burial of 11 dogs, and labor and supplies to Parrott and Books in Springfield.
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Morden
Hansen, Meyer
Hatfield and Littell
Jackson Sentinel
Prh
John Welch
CU Jones
Iabor
J. Rankin
T Parrott & Books
Spgs
City approves fire station plans bids to be advertised
Plans and specifications for a fire station on West Platt Street were approved by the city clerk, with the City Manager directed to advertise for bids. The council reserved the right to reject all bids. Ayes were Hansen, Meyer, Hatfield, and Littell. The motion authorized relining five lengths of lid fire base. Mayor Morden and City Clerk Bauman signed.
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Barnes Hose Co
Palmer Tire Fire Kings Co
Palmer Fire FL
Slauter
Peter Muller
Alfred Hurst
Dumber & Traver
Litterit
West Platt Street
Ayes
Hansen
Meyer
Hatfield and Littell
Hatfield-Hansen
Hatfield
Littell
W. C. Morden Miyor
D. T. Bauman
Edson Voelpell Couple Wed In Quiet Rites
Miss Mary Emma Voelpell and Mr Leonard Edson were married at the Reformed church by Rev D F Boomershine. The ceremony was attended by close family, with the couple to reside at the Frank Prindle home near Maquoketa and later work for Elmer Bowman. The bride wore navy silk taffeta with lace and carried white carnations, the groom wore blue serge with a red carnation boutonniere.
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Edson-Voelpell
Mary Emma'Voelpell
Leonard Edson
Reformed Church
Parsomage
Marrage
D. F. Boomershine
Emma M. Voelpell
Trula Voelpell
Lester Isaac Voelpell
Maquoketa
Elmer Bowman
Births and Marriages Change Tax Exemptions in 1920
The 1920 income tax rules affect exemptions for newborns widows widowers and divorced persons. Exemptions amount to 200 per child added and 1000 or 2000 depending on marital status on December 31 1920. High earners must file and pay tax on net income above thresholds. Penalties apply if returns are late to the local Collector of Internal Revenue.
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Iix
Internal Revenue
Livayot We Hs
Principal Place of Business Deadline Notice
Notice sets a principal place of business requirement with a deadline on or before midnight March 15, 1921.
Thelma Wilson Weds William Eye at Maquoketa Parsonage
Miss Thelma Beatrice Wilson of Maquoketa and William Arvin Eye of near Wyoming were married by Rev. D F Boomershine on Saturday February 19 at 5 PM. The couple will reside on the groom's father's farm three miles west of Monmouth after a family reception at the bride's grandparents' home.
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Thelma Beatrice Wilson
Maquoketa
William Arvin Eye
Wyoming
D. F. Boomershine
Clara Wilson
Birs
Alonso D. Wilson
William W. Eyes
Jones County
James Wilson
Monmouth
Sentinel
Boardman Library Hears Librarian Report for 1920
The Boardman Library Institute held its annual stockholders meeting February 10 1921 at the Public Library. Miss Ed Simpson Miss Lulu Hinman and J W Ellis were elected directors. Librarian Ida Simpson presented the 1920 report noting volumes purchased gifts and total additions along with the Cambridge Set of English and American Literature and stereographic views. Secretary Mary Banghart read the secretary and treasurer reports and the directors adjourned after noting year totals.
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Boardman Library
Public Library
Ed Simpson
Lulu Hinman
J .W. Ellis
Boardman Library Institute
Cambridge
Ida Simpson
Boardman Institute
Mary Banghart
Sec'y
Boardman Society Elects Officers and Library Trustees
Evening session on February 10 1921 elected G W Mitchell as president B A Spencer as vice president Ida Simpson as secretary J W Ellis as treasurer Miss Hinman named to secure perpetual care for Boardman lot Miss Bowen and J A Ellis to invest Boardman Library fund Miss Simpson resigns as librarian Helen Morse elected librarian Meeting adjourned Bishop Longley to visit St Mark s Church on Friday to administer the rite of confirmation
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G. W. Mitchell
B. A. Spencer
Ida Simpson
J. W. Ellis
Treas
Miss Hinman
Boardman
A. B. Bowen
J. A. Ellis
Board
Longley
Ax. Mark’s Church
Confirmation Services Set for Friday Evening
No service Friday afternoon. Confirmation services scheduled for 7 30 pm. All are invited to attend. Bishop Longley is described as a splendid preacher who always has meaningful remarks to share.
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Longley
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