Marion County Board Proceedings Funding Bonds Resolution 1922
The Marion County Board of Supervisors on November 20 1922 adopted a resolution to issue nineteen funding bonds totaling 19000 to fund outstanding warrants. The bonds would be 1000 each, due 1932, with 5 percent interest payable semiannually and secured by county tax levies. The meeting also approved claims, adjourned, and scheduled further sessions including road project applications and a joint session on railroad crossing issues.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion
Iowa
F. W. Reynolds
A. Kool
Leroy Hunt
State of
37Th General Assembly of
United States of America
Knoxville
State of Iowa
Code of
John R. Hall
Marion County
Ruby Teter
Treas- Utep
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Margaret Wren
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Wees
Robert T. Johnson
J. M. Amos
E. H. Gamble
CRI
PR. R.z Co
J. L. Cochrane
J. E. Kelly
State of Batty
Wagner & Bousquet
Nee M. W. Williams
Collins Oil Company
Central Culvert Company
H. Channon Co
J. W. Elsworth
Peoples Service Garage
W. C. Southwick
Vf Brown
Ralph Shappelle
W. G. Beaver
L. G. Beem
D. W. Martin
Marion County Electric Co. Light and Phone
Loynachan Bros
J. O. Rinehart
C. H. Ridlen
Chas. Elliott
H. Y. Amos
Schees
Henry Muilenberg
W. T. Ridlen
C. C. McVay
M. D. Smith
C. J. Sween
M. Betterton
W. A. Graves
J. W. Ellsworth
Guy Wright
T. C. Anderson
Cecil Reese
al Hocksbergen
C. A. Kool
Fred Kain
Ij. F. Craig
J. H. Baker
E. A. Bybee
Thornt Black
Dorothy Buttrey
County Enineer
H. W. Holmes
Clark Metcalf
Jas, E. Edding
Everett Harrington
C. L. Teter
B. D. Orcott
C. Niffelink
Board of Township Trustees
Beit
Iowa State Highway Commission
Corporation of
City of Knoxville
Sea Boone Blankbook Company
Lyman Bybee
J. Bayless
Avis Grawe
Levi Jeffers
Knoxville Journal
Knox Coal Company
Court House
H. Schoner
Swift Auto Company
Lively
Dessa Cecaead
Dunlap Drug Company
Turnquist & Sons
Howard Reichard
N. H. LeGrande
W. H. Thompson
Archie Vernon
I. H. Garretson
Mickel
Bat- EY
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Sean Ee Kalaeien’ Weir
Ace
Koch Brothers
Messenger Printing Co
S. M. Margarian
Cee Eee Messenger Printing Co
H. O. Smith
Knoxville Storage Battery Company
Koch Bros
L. C. Rogers
Timekeeper
de É Roy Carpenter
C. James
J. R. Wright
Insanity
Port Jno
J. Clarke
Roy Crawford
Sher
Ruby Wilson
A. B. Brobst
Walter Bane
Knoxville Light and Fuel
Knoxville Coal Co
James Cotter
Jno
Emory Market
C. F. Anspach
T. B. West and Son
E. S. Watts
State
Porter & Pregion
H. L. Renaud
Casey and Weaver Bros
Casey & Weaver Brothers Printing
Vf Jenkins Et al
Nell Flanagan
Ceeee
J. N. Mulky
Alden Wyat
W. Cc. Southwick
F. S. Webster Co
A. Bruce
Swan Lumber Co
Iowa City
American Disinfecting Co
Ralph Porter
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Grace Snell
Dallas
Pleasantville
Warren County
A Thought for the New Year
A fable about a young stork who marries and learns love through parenthood versus departure for the Great Flight. The male rebukes the female for leaving the nest to seek endless skies, but she embraces motherhood and flight with their brood, culminating in the family’s exodus south as she proclaims her identity beyond roles.
Forty Fourth Day Board of Supervisors Regular Session
The Board of Supervisors met in regular session with all members present confirming routine motions and awaiting agenda items.
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Board of Supervisors
U. S. Probes 500 Mail Frauds in Nationwide Sweep
About 600 mail fraud cases are under U S attorneys review to decide if criminal proceedings should be filed. The Justice Department plans to speed trials where prosecuted. Estimated losses exceed 140 million dollars. Illinois leads in detected mail frauds, Missouri in stock swindles, followed by Nebraska and northern New York.
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Northern
Illinois
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Department
Tlnois
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Notorious Camorrist Volter Ends Life From Boredom
Naples reports the Camorra figure Hugenio Volter killed himself amid disillusionment after divorcing a wealthy French wife then remarrying a poor elderly Italian woman. His suicide shocks Naples underworld as his violent deeds paused by death.
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Naples
Camorra
Hugenio Volter
Volter
Judging Others by One's Self Montaigne Saying
A compact quotation notes that judging another man’s virtue reflects the speaker’s own character and confidence in virtue. The proverb cites Montaigne and warns that praise or condemnation of others reveals personal self-assurance or doubt.
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Montaigne
Luckiest Man Picks 161 Four-Leaf Clovers
Rockland Maine man Alfred Benner of The Meadows records 161 four leaf clovers this season with 45 five leaf 88 six leaf and three seven leaf clovers in a quirky feature.
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Rockland
Maine
Alfred Benner
Meadows
Thin City
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the County Board
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Standard Oil Company
T. B. West & Son
C. F.anspach
Hays Brothers
F. B. West
Work County Farm
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Mery Gag
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Stephen Smith
Salary County Farm
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Louis Vander Wilt
C. M. Brennan
Pearl Clarke
C. N. Brennan
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A. d. May
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J. H. Wagaman
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