Mills County Board approves 1922 Overseer of the Poor salary
The Mills County Board of Supervisors in regular adjourned session revises the Glenwood City Overseer of the Poor salary to 15.00 for 1922. They also approve resignations and appointments, authorize duplicate warrants, and review levee repairs, insane hospital report, and a semi annual settlement with the County Treasurer. The meeting adjourned to July 5, 1922 with costs and per diem approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Sherman Jones
Chas. G. Plumer
Ira McKnight
R.W. Rhoades
R. W. Rhoades
American Railway Express Co
W. A. Byers
labor—Mills-Pottawattamie
J.J. Ferguson
Wickham Bridge & Pipe Co
Bert Pace
R. L. Hammond
Soldiers Relief Commission
J. Shannon
J. Q. Evans
Claude B. Wilson
County Fund
J. E. Sowers
M. G. Leu
S. G. Stonebraker
June M. Fickel
C. H. Kruse
J. T. Skerritt
R. K. Henderson
A. P. Reeve
Frank Pullman
Silver City
John Deitchler
J A. Kiersch
H. C. Wasserman
F. G. Deitchler
Ll. W. Bichel
R. O. Jackson
He Grouch
H.C. Dreyer
H. B. Wilcox
BR. B. Hamilton
F. M. Weak
E. W. Read
Wm. Huff
Henry Brandt
H. Poore
S. F. Haynie
R. GC
Lincoln
J. E. Johnson
D. A. Purcell
J. H. Croak
Ss. OC
Ron Anderson
M. D. Maxwell
Co. A. Flinn
W. A. Smith
Irving Fisher
M. C. Honeyman
P. A. Dawson
BE. Petty
I. F. Rodman
L. L. Richardson
Martha Eacrett
C. R. Brothers
H. H. Kayton
E. BE. Goodrich
County Fun
Katie French
Green Bay Lumber Co. Lumber
Chas. Hambseb
Louis Hurst
Iowa Pure, Iron Co
Ethel M. Rhoades
County Fu A
Foster
R. Chantry
Royce
Roy Donner
Ira L. Turner
P. G. Bayes
GB. Atterback
D. Logan
Cat R. H. Daniel
Town Pure Iron Co
Elsie Evans
G. T. Roberts
W. C. Marshall
Nora E. Fickel
Dorothy Gunsoiley
Guy M. Mayberry
Vera Judkins
Emma Lambert
W. W. Wheeler
C. BR. Warren
L. F. Seeger
Geo
EB. Pace
L. A
County G. GC. Rinehart
J. E. Randerson
Clayton Roberts
James Miller
J. M. Johnson
C. E. Wilton
J. R. Young
R. Hyde
O. H. Durbin
EE. B. Wallahan
H. Baxter
C. A. Barcus
TM. Aistrope
Howard J. Morrow
F. Benj. Johnson
K. A. Baker
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Ray Clark
J. M. Donelan
Poor Fund
C. ®. Dalton
Mills J County
Glenwood City
Mills-Pottawattamie Levee
Flonmidlife
Boards of Supervisors
Mills
Byers
Pottawattamie County
Seth Dean
Hospital For Insane
Clarinda Ag
Gaid Institution
W. M. Moore
Wheat Field Cut On Last Saturday By Houser Tractor Milburn
Henderson notes report Mr. Houser attached a tractor to his binder and cut a fine field of 65 acres of wheat last Saturday. Wheat was promptly shocked and moved, with many local visitors and neighbors mentioned. Community events include market day, visits, and illness notes among Red Oak, Carson, Emerson, and surrounding towns.
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Milburn
Houser
Gertrude Houser
Red Oak
Sturgeon
Ross Moore
Our City
J. J. Kelly
Atkinson
Neb
A. Son
Harold Wilkinson
Will Snodgrass
Son Forrest
Jaimerson
Jeanette Houser
Glenwood
Jesse Loving
Son
Elliott
Tenderson
Harbor Family Notes Omaha Visit and Departures
Children Mr and Mrs A J Harbor and daughter Arlene spent Wednesday in Omaha. Bo Harover left Saturday for Boulder Colo after two weeks with his mother called here by his father’s death. Dr and Mrs Curran returned to Oakland Sunday. Mrs Curran has cared for her mother Mrs Woods who is not well.
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Rose of
Carson
Earl Guffy
Omaha
QO. L. Harbor
Juanita Means
Red Oak
Dean Ashbaugh
Darwin Goss
Mesdames Owens
Goss
Ouneil Bluffs
Elmer Carter
Macedonia
Mary Elizabeth Clement
Art Phelps
Midge Cain
Dorothy
Hodge
Hastings
Harvey Harris
Baby Ardith
Shenandoah
Ellen Hunter
Hope Swaney
Cooper Home
Ben Baker
Baby Betty
Nis Dayson
Emerson
Robert Lisco
Harlan
Clara Brown
Columbus
Neb
Tame
O. L. Harbor
A. J. Harbor
Arlene
Bo Harover
Boulder
Colo
Local notes and visits frame quiet community life
Reports from Cantril and surrounding areas note Wash Nelson's successful appendectomy in Omaha, visits by Judd Willard and Sarah Margaret Wilson, a critical operation for Mrs. H Arnold in Woodbine, a funeral in Cantril, and relatives returning to Randolph. Church services were led by Amick and Harris. A summer student will be away through August.
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Wash Nelson
Omaha
Judd Willard
Silver City
Homer Wilkinson
Willards
Red Oak
Henderson I
H. Arnold
Henderson
Woodbine
Mercy Hospital
H. F. Wilson
Randolph
M. BR
G. A. Amick
Harvey Harris
Moore
Tobacco Consumption Surges in United States
The United States now consumes about two thirds of the world tobacco crop, with annual intake around six billion cigarettes. Despite producing roughly one third of world tobacco, U S demand climbs rapidly over the past two decades, costing a vast sum as much tobacco goes up in smoke.
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United States
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Iund Fund Fund
Socannen
Timmons
A. L. Thomas
wood—Poor
Wilson Concrete Co
Ion Institutions
C. H. Nansel
St. Mary's Township
Robert Poore
EB. E. Barber
Chau
Chautauqua
Cee
Krist
Hartman
Terry Optical Co. Exclusive Optometrists and Opticians
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