Washington county payroll notes from board proceedings
Detailed payroll items list workers, foremen, patrols, teams and their amounts for two sections, including names such as Ewing, Sarton, Guinn, Lynch, Horn, Burgher, Spears, Tipton, Abrams, and Worley. plus road construction line items and bridge lumber costs. Indicates multiple departments and roles with varied payouts and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taylor Elza
Henshaw John
Peek Edgar
Anderson Emry
Clark John
Hetzler B. F
Hays Camil
Norton C. P
Jordan. W. S
Wm. C
Linden Joe
Gontae Res
Horn A. J
Ogden
Joe
Patrol
Jordan
Sam
Foreman
Jordan Raymond
McClellan
Dave
McKenzie J. E
Stober Fred
Probasco N. C
Gorman T. J
Lindsey Earl
Stanton Wm
Guinn
Will
Burgher A
Purdum
Horn, C.L
Appler Glenn
Swarts Pete
Spears
W. H
Tipton L
Lynch J. S
Drag & Team
S. H
Guinn June
S. Hi
Lynch Bros
Horn
Spears W. Hi
Boeral
Burgher
Lynch George
Lynch Clifford
Kirby, T. B
Abrams
A. V
Lawson
N. C
Drag
Wheeler Lumber Bridge Co
Worley Motor Co
County Official Actions Report on Roads Taxes and Exemptions
The county board passed the bond for R E Craig and approved clerk disbursements. A road vacation petition for section 35-69-16 was approved. Numerous tax suspensions and soldiers exemptions were recorded for several parcels in Mystic Cincinnati Exline Moravia Moulton and Centerville. Assessments were corrected for Anna L O Hair Geo W Fox and related parcels. A long standing mortgage record issue from 1854 was acknowledged and addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Craig
District Court
Edmund Hanson
Board of Supervisors
Rehna Sherick
Lewis
Mystic
Vivian Bowen
Cincinnati
Susan Johnson
Martha Umphreys
Marings
David F. Kirby
Rebecca Milburn
Exline
John Clark
Caldwell
Mary Lyon
W. P. Donahoo
S. A. Hayes
Moravia
Lena Kemper
Moulton
L. E. LeSner
Jane Sharp
Clark R. Ackley
W. W
E. E. Eggestein
Clarence R. Reagan
Bryan Dwight W
Erwin H. Mauch
Venterville
George E. Ackley
Franklin
Johns
H. H. Henderson
Anna L
Hair
Waldens
Centerville
Geo. W. Fox
Prohibition Opinion Letter from Moulton Reader
B J Powers of Des Moines letters the Des Moines editor challenging Caleb Johnson’s Calm Survey of Prohibition. He recounts bootlegging, argues repeal cannot be voted, praises dry enforcement, cites saloon closures, mine workers, and urges voters to require officeholders to enforce the 18th amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weekly Tribune
Moulton
Caleb Johnson
Johnson
Sam Tate
United States
B. J. Powers
Signed May 2 1992 by Chairman J F Chambers
A fragmentary notice shows the signer as J F Chambers titled Chairman with a May 2 1992 date. The text implies a formal signature or approval by the chairman named, but no further context or entities are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Obituary of Mrs Harlan Wood from Eldorado Springs
Mary Ellen Harbert born January 26 1860 at St John Putnam County Missouri died May 20 1932 aged 72 years 3 months 25 days. She taught in Moulton Iowa and Urbana Missouri before marriage to M H Wood on June 9 1897. Survived by husband Dr Wood sons Cleland S Harbert and Harbert A Wood and Robert Wood granddaughter Mary A and daughter in law Nellie Wood. Funeral at local Methodist Episcopal church and grave service by P E O Chapter Eldorado Springs Mo May 26 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Wood
Mary Ellen Harbert
St. John, Putnam Co
Missouri
Iowa
Urbana
M. H. Wood
Jimmie) Harper
Putnam County
la Cygne
Kansas
Wood
P. E. QO
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Schowengerdt
J. T. Curtis
Presbyterian Church
Eldorado Spring
Sun
Iowa Theatre Showcases Two Big Pictures This Weekend
Bloomfield’s Iowa theatre opens The Wet Parade for two days and When a Feller Needs a Friend for three. The Wet Parade stars Dorothy Jordan Robert Young Lewis Stone Walter Huson Jimmy Durante Neil Hamilton Myra Loy and John Miljan in athrilling love drama. Jackie Cooper stars in When a Feller Needs a Friend noted as even greater than The Champ with Chic Sale and a message for both adults and children. Also shown is Hello GoodBye, a top musical with dancing and comedy described as a fine screen feature.
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Iowa Theatre
Bloomfield
Dorothy Jordan
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
Walter Huson
Jimmy Durante
Neil Hamilton
Myra Loy
John Miljan
Jackie Cooper
William Johnston
Courage, Fear, and the Call to Braver Living
A reflective piece argues life’s success hinges on courage over material wealth. It urges overcoming fear to act boldly in work, facing death, poverty, and failure. Citing Thomas Edison and William James, it links personal bravery to national progress and calls for renewed courage in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam James
Thomas Edison
White House
Stuckey Bids For State Representative Seat
S A Stuckey announces candidacy for state representative due to the death of J W Rinehart. He urges voters at the June 6 primary and county convention to place his name in the Rinehart blank, seeks a square deal for all, taxes cut from the top, and supports agriculture and mines. a resident of Appanoose County, he asks for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rinehart
Mr. Rinehart
Appanoose County
S. A. Stuckey
For Sale Sweet Potato Plants Offered By Ralph Stuckey
For sale sweet potato plants Bermuda and Nancy Hall 35 cents per hundred. Call or see Ralph Stuckey to arrange purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Nancy Hall
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Goodyear
Pathfinder
Cord
Wengis
A. Stevens
Sally Stevens
Daniel Pl. Sparks
Ralph Stuckey
Lloyd Thurston
Republican
Congress
Jesse A. Hoover
Bellair
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