Mills County Board Adopts Resolutions and Awards Private Letting
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors in regular session approves admissions to State Juvenile Home and tax exemptions, cancels delinquent taxes, and accepts changes in ditch supervision. Private letting awards for Federal Aid Project No. 1 bridges and culverts are rejected. private contracts awarded to F J Wallace Lumber Co Wilson Concrete Co Wickham Bridge and Pipe Co. Office notes cite resignations, appointments, and mileage claims.
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Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Viola Hthel Harbor
Toledo
Viola Ethel Harbor
W.W. M. Moore
H. H. Cheyney
Glenwood
Sherman Jones
Chas
C. Plumer
Jones
Plumer
Wickham Bridge and Pipe Co
F. J. Wallace Lumber Co
Wilson Concrete Co
Iowa News Notes highlight Iowa Legion meeting and beets rise
Arrangements are made for a Des Moines January meeting of 625 American Legion posts in Iowa with leaders including Judge Landis Fr Galbraith Gen Wood and Hanford McNider set to attend The conference will discuss a state speakers bureau women’s auxiliaries and proposed bills likely including a 15 monthly veteran bonus boxing regulation and extended benefits A Polish family transport costs 2400 with Abe Pomerantz financing eleven relatives A sugar beet industry outlook grows in northern Iowa with 17250 acres grown yield 9.2 tons per acre price 11.34 per ton totaling 1 801 000 beets hire Russian laborers sparking landowner protests and a melting pot note Invitations to Wilson and Harding for a Tres Moines parks conference January 10 11 12 The highway commission reports a million dollars monthly in highway spending and progress including concrete paving in Floyd Cerro Gordo and Clinton counties and a tribute fund for an accident victim’s monument.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Iowa
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
W. Galbraith
Leonard Wood
Hanford McNider
Iowa Department
Casper Schenk
Rex Fowler
Ray McConologue
Commander McNitter
Stera Highway Commission
Clinton
Floyd
Cerra Gordy
Highway Commission
Floyd County
Charles City
Rudd
Cerro Gordo County
Clinton County
Ostermann
Ute Lingula Highway
Ohroud
Pani
Paroled Men From Iowa Reformatory and Prison
Sam Woods secretary notes 282 men on parole from other institutions and 280 committed to reformatory and state prison since January 1 1920. Parolees report monthly in writing, employers report, two parole officers conduct yearly checks, and many are sent to Iowa farms. Each parolee holds a bank savings account near employment origin.
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Fort Madison
Reformatory
Sam Woods
Farmers of
Iowa
Board of Parole
Mother Tells Of Fine Results With Tanlac
Mrs. Maurie Pilges of Milwaukee says Tanlac restored her health after nerve, digestion, and kidney issues. She gained ten pounds and praises its effect on her children as well. The ad lists local retailers and a Rat-Snap guarantee with prices and safety notes.
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Maurie Pilges
Til Winnebago Stree
Milwaukee
Wil
Anlac
Tanlac
Florence
Taulae
Rat Snap Kills Rats and Mice Superior Odor Control
Rat Snap claims to kill rats and mice and prevent odors from carcasses. It comes in cakes without mixing with food and is sold in 350 size for small areas, 650 size for larger spaces, and 1.25 size for farms and buildings. Sold and guaranteed by F W Kelley and R H Daniel.
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Abe
Kelley
Duniel
F. W. Kelley
R. H. Daniel
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Bae
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ASNT
Qeek
Sherier
I. C. Boyle
Maton Ditch
John Johnson
Farm Creele
Martha Pangburn
T. A. Pearson
National Guard
W. P. Allbee
Lottie Bunker
Malvern
Kate M. Tyson
Seth Dean
Eaton Ditch
Sarah Adkins
Ue Noard
F.C. Loyle
Raton Ditch
Attest
W. M. Moore
T ‘He
Ther Chisyney
Fullerton Lumber Company
Glenwood, Iowa
Iowa News
Abe Pomerantz
Carroll
Poland
Wilson
Harding
National Conference of Parks
Tres Moines
The
State Board of Parole
Anamosa Re
RM Caen
the Tribune
Omaha
Fun Centre
Carl Hotis
Edwards-Benson
Glenwood Citizens
Glenwood Cigar Factory
Warren
R. O. Jackson
Cenwood
Saniel Mershon
C. T. Genung
Glenwood, Towa
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