Jones County Board of Supervisors meeting notes 1920
The Anamosa Iowa records detail Jones County Board of Supervisors sessions on September 7 and 8 1920 with members Kruse Streeper Watt Bodenhofer Hughes and Lee Van Kirk as auditor. Proceedings include tax cancellations road work permits resignations appointments and the approval of numerous claims and warrants.
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Anamosa
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Kruse
Streeper
Watt
Bodenhofer
Hughes
Lee van Kirk
Monticello
A. F. Loomis
W. S. Garrison
Iowa
Lewis Dahl
Wyoming
Board of Control
Fairview
W. L. Hanssen
Prairie Creek
Agnes Remley
Nellie V. Morey
Zelma Grimm
Citizens of
Washington
Tnp
Jason Main
Steward Main
W. F. Houstman
Anamosa Imbr. Co
Imbr
Alden
A. G
Austin Western Road
Mach. Co
Anamosa Auto Co
American Book Co
Boots
Arthur
Bramer
A. I
Clarke
A. A
Tosta
C. M
St.p. Ry
Calkins
E. C
Decious
A. C
Dawes
Orlie W
Decker, C
Eclipse Lumber Co
C. B
Fortney
H. Bisgrader Worl
Wisher
Mabel E
Treeburg Bros
Adams & Co
J. D
Aldrich & Balle
Allen
John F. W
Atkinson
Beems
Bloore
Bagley
Tl. M
Buresh Bros
Byerly
A. E
Henry
Bebee
I. M
W. M. Brown
Benadom
Burda
A. J
Bohler
Brundage
J. F
Ballaeles Roy O
D. J
John
Expense & Su- C
N. W. Ry
TE. C
Patrolman
Oat Galking
Orva
Labor
Stamps
Expense
Center Jet
Bri, & Tile Co
Salary Conrad
Cris
Capitol Supply Co
Columbia ‘Carbon '& Ribbon Co
Cave
Dell
Central
Culvert Co
Fay, Morris
Flannigan
Janes A
Dragging Yoley
Chas. T
Farmers Creamery Co
Grimwood
I. A
Glick
laDor Oo
Lee Garrison
W. S
Reliable
John, Co
Hathaway
W. F
House
J. B
Hart
Lee
J. I
Heath & Co
D. C
G. J
Himebaugh
Tis L
Hale Grocery Co
Hartman
J.A
Hanasen
V. Ot
Houstman
Altichinson
C. J
Frank
Bohlken
Henry G
Ben Pers Co
St PB. Ry. Co
S. W
Flaherty
Gordon
James
Harrison
B. W
Iala Kernemann
Hanssen
V. L
Experise & Supervisor
Asiddennmaness
Lowe
P. E
Constable
Lawrence
Geo
Justice Fees
L. C
Luckstead
Luke
London
Liddy & Rickless
Leslie
Lang
Joe
Larson
A. L
Patr
M. A
Otto
Loomis
A. F
Mills
W. J
Mullin Co
Geo. A
Moore, Martin
Masons Garnage Co
Morey
Nellie V
Meineke
Fred
Miller
Cyrus
Monroe
G. H
Monticello Express
Fearn Bogett
Metropolitan Supply .Co
Mallicoat
H. J
Morse
M. H
Nelle V
May
Pard
McConaughy
Patrolma
Neville
Mike
Nichols
Mrs. Frank
Osterkamp
Olson Shoe Co
P. H
Orr
J. W
Onslow Tel. Co
Peaslee Lumber Co
Peiper
I. H
Postol
Lem
Paul
John Dale
Samuel
Potter
Vera
Petersen
John A
Propst
Pease
C. F
Jake
Porter
J. C
Peck
Bert
Peters
Chester
Harry
Richards
Russell
R. W
Reformatory
Rock
Rowen
Remley
J. E
Ramsey
M. J
Russell Grader Mfg. Co
BPN
Sels Ena
Richmond, &. H
Buriel
Reade
Rhinehart
Richmond
Agnes
Standard Ol Co
Oil & Gase
Stoughton
Stafford
Jim
State Hospital
Schueler
Soper
Lloyd
Stadtmueller
Standard Oil Co
Oil & Gas
Lioyd
Straka
Oil & Gaso
Stivers
Sears
Skinner
Thoma & Son
Turner
G. A
Taylor
Ethel
Tyler & Downing
Tallman
Tholen
van Kirk, Lee
van Kirk
H. S
Vinton Engineering & Const. Co
Olin
van Sprecken
Gust
Vesey, I
Walker
Wilkers,. Wm
Webster, F. L
Fees & Bo
Georgia
Winslow, John
Webster
F. L
Wenzlick
Dr. J
Geo. W
G.W
Weighels
Ernie
Walkers
B.F
White
D. A
Andrew
Wat
Yates
R. R
Vetter
F. S
Young
J. M
Notable Authors and Works Cited in Aesthetic Anthology
A compact list urges reading classics for clarity logic action conciseness sublimity vivacity common sense elegance simplicity smoothness and wisdom. It mentions Macaulay Burke Bacon Homer Scott Milton Stevenson Kipling Franklin Virgil Burns Whittier Bunyan Austen Emerson Epicurus Marcus Aurelius and the Bible as guiding texts.
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Prudence in health boosts business resolve
A businessman visits a doctor for a full physical, praising his own health and proposing semiannual exams for top staff. He recalls a rival firm that collapsed after a problematic hire, arguing diligent health checks prevent costly breakdowns and protect firm accounts.
Gold Deposits in Okhotsk District Attract US Firm
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Spendthrifts and Misers Reflect On Wealth
The piece argues spendthrifts and misers each serve a place in life. It notes hard earners often become stingy, while easy gains tempt recklessness. A balanced mix of spending and saving is proposed for a happier, smoother economy.
Sugar Ranch Title in Hawaii Claimed by Heir Likely
Damaged text reports a $6,000,000 sugar ranch in the Hawaiian Islands set to pass to American heirs after the death of Col. Syme Parke. The report notes an American investigator connected with AP details.
Village Overrun by Dogs Near White Plains New York
Silver Lake New York, near White Plains, faces a dog influx with about 141 canines among 600 residents. Dogs roam by day and howl at night, prompting housewives to guard kitchens and prevent locked doors. One tale describes a pie left cooling seized by several hungry dogs.
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New York
White Plains
N. Y
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Cows as Work Animals Across Europe and Ancient Oil Use
The article notes widespread use of cows and oxen as work animals in Europe, especially France and Holland, with cows twice as numerous as combined oxen and horses in parts of France. Cows in yokes haul, breed, and are milked. It also traces petroleum use from ancient times, including Sicilian oil in Roman lamps and early Chinese and American adoption.
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Holland
Pliny
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China
America
Man on a Fast Train Weighs Nothing, Says Harvard Professor
Prof. Eoward V. Huntington of Harvard University argues in Science that a person on a train moving along the equator would weigh nothing when traveling west at 18,700 miles an hour or east at 16,700 miles an hour, as measured by an observer aboard the train.
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English Terms Adopted in Paris Language Scene
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France
Inisse Tomber
Paris
Awakening latent worth through diligent start
The passage argues real development comes from arousing dormant potential within character. Beginning a challenging task activates effort, even if initial strokes seem minor, leading to sharper thinking and better work as ideas proliferate. It asserts necessity can awaken the inner superman in every person of God’s creation.
Earth to Endure 20 Million More Years Says Lodge
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Popularity of Fives as Country House Sport Declared Best by Queen
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Elizabeth
Coal in Mexico Mainly from Coahullg State
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Photographer cites wage and material cost rise in price increase
The photographer explains higher wages and material costs force a 100 percent price hike on pictures and asks for cooperation. A car incident is mentioned with a damaged vehicle and a near escape, but details are unclear.
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