Proceedings of the County Board March 2 1927
The county board met in a called session with all members present to ink over the duties of steward to N L Brees and itemize farm inventories. Purchases included cattle, hogs, horses, mules, feed, and equipment with totals around 2,392 dollars plus various per diem and payroll expenses for county staff and auditors. The session adjourned to meet March 8, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Brees
Rter
Percy Savings Bank
Otley Savings Bank
Swan Savings Bank
Town Savings Bank
Tracy
Farmer’s’ Savings Bank
Dallas
T. Johnson
Tom Betterton
Esther A Booth
Fred O. Hall
Walter Kester
John R. Hall
Dorothy B. Teter
Louise Conrey
Ruth Kamerick
Work
Evangeline Zugg
Baker Co
Peter Tusseling
H. Y. Amos
B. Bunch
Herman Kane
J. O. Metz
Bruce Heywood
Roy Carpenter
M. Betterton
BOE Ueagrets
Sec
Wm. Carpenter
H. Muilenberg
Tom Swank
Dave Koopman
Pete Meidema
Merritt Peffers
Victor Barrett
Frank Lowman
Spencer McConnell
Pearl Orcutt
Bert Smith
Louis Vanderwilt
B. H. Ver Meer
C. J. Sweem
Juline
J. R. Crozier
L. Feight
Guy Wright
H. W. Holmes
I'M. D. Smith
W. A. Graves
C. Hartz
J. H. Baker
Rae
Walter Caulkins
W. A. Bridges
Ward Colwell
W. Brown
E. A. Bybee
G. Messamaker
Will Verros
Oliver Vinson
A. M. Davis
J. W. Griesbaum
ty_yard
Wees
H. OR Co
J. H. Clark
Patrol
J. M. Amos
Peoples’ Service Garage
Re- Horse Shoe Coal Co
Coal Taber Lumber Co
Waechter Lumber Co
van Zante Bros
Martin Zylstra
Ene de Bee Ee
Chas. Dreibelbeis
M. C. Bellamy
Central Culvert Co
Nichols Wire & Sheet Co
Central
Ruby Teter
Wilma Maddy
A. D. Hickman
S. Ft. Maddy
Caal
E. Harrington
C. F. Kading
W. L. Wilson
A. C. Tucker
J. A. Schakel
W. E. Robuck
Elmer Stone
S. M. Robers & Son
Luther Passmore
J. L. Ritchie
Cecil Reese
C. L. Ridlen
Arza M. Durham
Cnurn
Mae
British windjammers dwindle to six on Lloyds list
Liverpool ships fade from the seven seas as only six British windjammers remain on Lloyd's register. The vessels Monkbarna William Mitchell Garthpool Garthneil Rewa and Kilmalie are venerable three masted or four master ships, each over 30 years old. The Ghost named Garthpool is the lone four master. Finland may become last owner of such sailing ships as most are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lloyd’s Register
Monkbarna
William Mitchell
Garthpool
Garthneil
Rewa
Kilmalie
Why Mrs Pell Was So Unstrung
Mrs. Patterson Pell arrives at a Fisher's bridge party fretful about a babysitting plan involving her sister’s children. She phones Graham and learns Amy and the young man have not returned from a late baby party, prompting her frantic, guilt ridden exit after a tumultuous card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fisher
Graham
Amy
Patterson Pell
Nones
Joe
Mr. Jones
Jokes and jabs at Scots Irish and senators
A collection of quips about a Scotchman who loses three moths from his pocketbook, a philosopher remarking on life and love, an Irishman at a grave with a lawyer and an honest man, a rebuke to Senator Stevens of Georgia, and a senator’s retort about his height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Stevens
Georgia
Buzzum Fly and Bible Verse Phrases Echo in Humble Chat
A fragment from a rural paper includes quirky dialogue about a buzzum fly, mentions Sunday School songs and a butterfly, then pivots to an offer for National Farm News via subscription to the Chronicle. It ends with a moral line about wicked men misusing righteousness.
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National Farm News
Washington, D. C
The
Chronicle
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the County Board
LON Co
N. L. Breese
Homer B. Clark
Fred Q. Hall
Fred C. Hall
Ie Ceo
Australia
South America
Mrs. Pell
Mary B. Woodson
Western Newspaper Union
Buick
Pella Motor Co
Pella, Iowa
Penn College
Penn Col
Oskaloosa
Iowa
McGregor’s
Jacquard Velour
Axminster
icGregors