Interesting Antiquities And Markets In Iowa News
Mason City farmer Hugh H. Shepard disputes inflated oats yields and warns farmers to hold grain until prices stabilize. Iowa archaeological survey reports 700 contributors uncovering mounds, villages, and artifacts across all counties. State fair sees 11,436 automobiles on grounds, with 1,000 outside. multiple states represented. Walnut lumber grows. gladioli display along Mitchelville Colfax road draws thousands. Bellevue State Park dedication announced for August 24 with a Mississippi bluff view and planned fish hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Shepard
Mason City
Board of Trade
Iowa Archaeological Survey
Charles R. Keyes
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
State Historical Society
Iowa
District of Columbia
Canada
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
California
Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Mitchelville
Colfax
Bellevue
Jackson County
W. E. G. Saunders
State Board of Conservation
John Hammill
Mississippi
Bellevue Park
Father Marquette
Winnebackees
Wm. E. G. Saunders
Emmetsburg
F. Armstrong
Fort Dodge
J. G. Wyth
Cedar Alls
Henry Frankel
Des Oines
Byron W. Newberry
Local official ties to Des Moines fish and game group
Berry Point and W. Merckens secretary in Des Moines. W. E. B. Albert of Lansing is named fish and game warden and officially connected with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Point
W. ©. Merckens
Des Moines
W. EB. Albert
Lansing
Alfalfa acres plan, filling stations and notable Iowa notes
A teacher exam query lists Iowa officials on the executive council led by Governor John Hammill. Howard County backs an alfalfa for every cow goal with banker backing and Minnesota advisor aid. The piece covers filling stations, state prison crafts, pheasant incidents, hail ice cream, and notable Iowa figures from Clermont to Dubuque, ending with a multi‑family reunion in Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammill
Iowa
Ed M. Smith
J. W. Long
R. EB. Johnson
M. G. Thornburg
Howard County
Howard County Bankers Association
Charles R. Hutchison
Minnesota
F. G. Lunhard
Walter H. Beall
West Union
Fayette County
William Larrabee
Clermont
State Board of Control
David B. Henderson
Henderson Prairie
Postville
Upper Town University
Pfayette
Dubuque
National
House of Representatives
Mississippi River
Larrabee
Clermouth
United States Senate
Beall
Ringling Brothers
Monticello Council approves paving and drainage contracts
Monticello Iowa council meets September 3 1928 with five members present approves minutes treasurer and clerk reports and lists many fund disbursements. They authorize graveling Seventh street and approve assignment of Haegg construction paving contract to Bemis Schilk with bond handling and routing of drainage, plus consent to paving extension of primary road 161 in Monticello and plans approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Hoag
Matthiessen
Arduser
Hanssen
Hayes
General Fund
H. B. Tedrow
Kehoe
A. McDonald
J. Nichols
H. Jacobs
G. Aldrich
EB. Fadley
W. Laude
Monticello Express
Monticello Times
A. McNeill
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Cec
Monticello State Bank
Yee
Eclipse Lumber Co
Seventh Street
Hong
Hacgg Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Bemis & Schik of
Des Moines
Towa
Bemis & Schilk
Elity
Haege Construction Company
Bemis &Schilk
Haag
Howard R. Green Company
C. M. & St. P. Ry. Company
Howard R. Green
Iowa State Highway Commission
City of
Monticelo
Main Street
Third Street
Jones County Board Adopts Primary Road Bond Plan
Jones county supervisors meet in Anamosa to fix hearing on a local budget and approve plans for issuing 1350000 in primary road bonds. A hearing date of August 28 is set, bids on drainage work opened, and actions include tax deputy appointment and a poor relief allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
LaVern Rockstad
Matthiessen
Peet
Anamosa Eureka
Anamosa Journal
Monticello Express
Olin
Clarke Bros. Const. Co
Clinton Wit. H. McDaniel
Monticelo Mulgrew & Sons Co
Dubuque V. L. Hanssen
Monticello Tyler & Downing
Hoghes
Jones County Drainage District No. 2
Mulgrew & Sons Company
Morton
Hughes
Florence M. Whitcombe
J. R. Pearson
Towa
Taylor
Oxford Junction
Clinton County
Alvina Atkinson
Primary Road Bond Registration Provisions Adopted in Iowa County
Provisions allow bonds numbered 611 to 635 issued after May 1 1934 to be registered in the owner name upon presentation to the county treasurer. Registered bonds pay principal to the registered holder or assigns, with coupons transferable by delivery. Registration does not affect coupon negotiability. Bonds and coupons will be in standard form with payer details and interest from May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones
Said County
F. E. Taylor
G. J. Hughes
John Matthiessen
G. A. Peet
Iowa State Highway Commission
State of
Oye
Nesta
Susesors
United States of America
Anasmosa
Towa Sart
Inet
Martel
Lork
State of Town
Bond Issuance Details for County Road System Upgrade
A county issues a bond under chapter 241 to fund improvements to the primary road system. Principal and interest are payable in lawful money, with taxes pledged for the payment. Bond transfer rules require registration on the county treasurer’s books.
Dr. Maurice DDS Office Hours Listed
Dr. A M Maurice DDS announces hours in The Lovell Block, open from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to ? p.m. Restricted hours noted for the Lovell Block location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
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Iowa News
J. W. Jarnagin
Hawkeye State
Electric Light Company
Electric Light Companies
Manual Training Department of
Knoxville
Marion County
Gladioli Farm
Ames
Fort Madison
A. S. Hulse
Gwynifred
Gladbrook
Tama County
Sailstones
A. E. Tucker
LeMars
Plymouth County
Climbing Hill
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Rudolph Acbi
Sherman Olson
Waverly
Rose
Elizabeth
San Francisco
Gertrude
Washington, D. C
C. G. Wrinkle
Council Proceedings
Lowell Township
Zeigler
Hoag Duiter Co
Ross Gorman
New Sterling
Hart Shaffner
Marx
Stuhlers
Cotnty
Dr. A. M. Maurice
DDS
Chicago
Iverson
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