Machinist Loses Job Over Numb Hands Health Decline
Centerville Iowa resident Hugh Addifis, once skilled at a power lathe, lost his job after numbness in his hands hindered work. He credits recovery to World's Tonic, a herbal remedy bought at local drug stores, claiming health restored after three weeks. An earlier climate change and kidney issues contributed to his decline.
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Hugh Addifis
Centerville
Iowa
Adama
Scotland
America
Roas
Smith and Veach
County Board Advances Bonds For Primary Road Refunding
The Ap panoosa County Board of Supervisors met in regular session with Chairman Morrison and Supervisors Gray and Hoover present. They considered issuing 223000 in Primary Road Refunding Bonds, noting publication in the Centerville Sowegian & Citizen on March 5, 1996, with no objections filed. The board adopted the resolution to issue the bonds and adjourned.
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Board of Supervisors
Appanoosa County
Iowa
J. A. Morrison
L. J. Gray
J. A. Hoover
Centerville
Alpanoose County
Towa
Gray
Hoover
Morrison
J. U
Clyde El.erskin
Oe Supervisora
Appansose County
Iews
Conoose
Appa
Asid County
Weekend visit at Jack Luse home noted
Main Station Lesh McKern spent the weekend at the Jack Luse residence. Jim patie and Batards among attendees. Five people present. Ladies Aid met Tuesday with small turnout and discussion of local issues.
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Daphne McDanel
Lynn Hilton
Bill Dut
Trenton Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
J. P. Foster
Selah Mae McDanel
Arlene Easter
Lloyd McDanel
Lee Johnson
Lyndon McDanel
Hart Parvis
Gusé Lane
Willia McDanel
Guss Pfannabecker
Bill Reeves
Mystic
Rogers
John Cker
Cyril McDanel
Doyle McDanel
Matherly
Centerville
Will Haver
Paul McCord
Joan
Littie Swan
Lida Argo
Roll McCord
Dwight
Dell Hellyer
Kenneth Johnson
Dora Hellyer
B. C. Whitehead
Ruby
Will Havyer
Hazel Hellyer
Centervills
L. R. Perry
Albia
Horton Potts
Newton Long
Dorothy McKern
Dale Sonnenberg
Jess Gladfelder
Lyman Main
Main
Lesh McKern
Jack Luse
Jim Patie
Ladies Aid
Tooradey
Primary Road Refunding Bond Issuance for County Debt
The county approves issuing 228000 in equitable primary road refunding bonds in $1000 units, numbers 1446 to 1688, bearing 1 3/4 percent interest from May 1, 1936, with payments due November and May each year. Bonds are payable at the county treasurer in Centerville Iowa, secured by full faith and credit. registration rules and transferability are set. date and form follow Iowa code provisions.
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Centerville
State of
Iowa
Lsst
Olsted & Biats
Auerlen
Towa
United States of America
Bape Yeneral
Caid County
Bond Refunding Issue Details in Iowa May 1936
A 1936 government bond issue notes refunding of debts by the county. It cites constitutional limits, signatures by the Board of Supervisors Chairman, county auditor, and seal. Coupons attach with facsimile signatures. Principal and semi annual interest at specified rate.
County bond registration procedure and ownership form
The text describes registration of bonds by the County Treasurer including date amount interest rate and maturity to be endorsed on each bond. It specifies the back of the bond will bear a certificate of registration and a form for ownership registration indicating the treasurer as registrar and the owner’s signature and date. The language references the first day of May 1986 as the registration date.
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State of
Iowa
County of
Section 6 Bond Signing and Sealing Provisions
Section 6 outlines that bonds shall be signed by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors countersigned by the County Auditor sealed with the County Seal and have attested interest coupons with the County Auditor's fac simile. The officials may execute and deliver the bonds to the County Treasurer who is directed to register and to sell the bonds to retire and refund the county's outstanding indebtedness. Section 7 imposes a yearly tax on all taxable property to pay interest and to create a sinking fund for principal. Funds from the state primary road fund may retire interest, with annual remittances used to cover any deficiency as needed. Section 8 states that all resolutions
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Board of Supervisors
Lsw
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