County Board Actions and County Tax Delinquency Summary
Marion county Iowa board sessions document routine 1914 proceedings. Contain claims allowed drainage actions select official papers for 1914 and list numerous county expense items including road labor, supplies, and door-to-door notices. Also notes appointments of committee members for public buildings and county farm affairs, and approvals of annual reports from county officers and school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Clark
Walter Caulkins
W. T. Ridlen
A. J. Hanna
W. T. Ridien
W. H. Lyon
Hammond & Stephens Co
Wheeler Lumber Co
G. F. Owens
Steele & Co
D. G. VanZante
Knoxville
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
D. G. van Zante
W. D. Bennett
Iowit
Knoxville Journel
Knoxville Express
Pella Chronicle
Pella Booster
Knoxville Journal
Pella
31St General Assembly of
Mikesell
Mker Langerak
Chas Postor
Huber & Bryan
Lake Prairie
Franklin
Union
Clay
Liberty
Pleasant Grove
Lake Prairie Township
J. K. Keefer
J. H. Laren
Clay Township
N. B. Hopkins
Dallas City
J. D. Schlotterback
G. T. H. Klein
O. IE. Osborn
Y. T. van Niewaal
I. H. Garretson
Ce. J. Logan
Slob Bros. & Co
J. P. Carey & Brother
Casey & Belville
J. J. Long
C. BE. Smith
Annie Mitchell
Vanderwilt
Kamerick & Co
J. H. Powers
S. D. McCoy
Fred P
Grant
Strausburger
Carl C. Gamble
Mdse
B. L. Anderson
W. L. Woodruff
C. W. Jones
Kinne & Barnes
Dickerson & Savage
S. R. Hunt
Ed Hayes
Clare Mattox
C. O. Wilson
J. W. Og
R. C. Goff
Wm. Slayman
Hamilton Jetty
J. A. Woodyard
Melcher City
Mae Goldizen
General Assembly
J. W. Bittenbender
Elias Miller
James Bryson
T. T. Bakker
Pella City
J. J. Riggs
Dallas Township
Chas. Hays
C. E. Norris
Summit
M. B. Hunter
Polk
Nellie G. Smith
Johnnie Mikesell
Miranda Mikesell
Board of Supervis
Marion county Iowa supervisors approve janitor supply purchase
On January 8 1914 the Marion county Iowa board of supervisors directs the courthouse jail and county farm janitor to buy sweeping powder disinfectants and toilet paper and to handle ordering quantities and delivering the supplies to appropriate recipients for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Towa
Widow's Pension Reduced in Marion County Iowa
The order directs Miranda Mikesell widow to receive a weekly pension of 4 dollars, down from 6, under the Marion County Iowa arrangement.
LIFE IN ICELAND AS DESCRIBED BY LONDON HERALD
A London Family Herald piece contrasts Icelanders with stereotypes of Eskimo life, praising their culture, education, neat homes, and fashion. It notes their diet limits, reliance on oil for cooking, native products like fish and lamb, and a skilled native cooking ability that makes dishes flavorful despite scarce staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
England
Denmark
Scotland
London Family Herald
Nitrogen the Loafer of the Element World
The New York Post notes nitrogen, a dominant 75 percent of air, is remarkably inert though essential. Despite industrial efforts to wake it with electric currents, nitrogen remains largely inactive in daily life, except when transformed in factories into explosives and fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Frugality and a Bride’s Face Veil Surprise
A southern congressman’s daughter, recently a bridesmaid for a college friend, told her family including the old colored mammy about the wedding. She noted the bride wore a great-grandmother’s face veil, prompting Aunt Comfort to exclaim that it is truly a saving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Sidney
Chile
Warmy
Sholy
Rough on the Plumbers Joke From London Tatler
A small boy asks if plumbers go to heaven and the gentleman replies no heaven because the sky leaks. The quip unfolds around a recent bill from the plumbing fraternity as the boy probes the afterlife in a lighthearted exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tatler
Expected Reduction with Grandpa and Donald
A London Punch quip features Grandpa Macpherson arguing over arithmetic with Donald. Donald insists on a joke about beating him down, while the elder replies that two and two make four. The exchange highlights dry humor in a family vignette from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Macpherson
Donald
Grandpa
London
Punishment Recall Echoes from a Languid Exchange
A quip about punishment unfolds in a playful dialogue between a father and son. The father recalls his own marriage as a form of correction, turning a simple query into a wry reflection on authority and consequences.
Tide mysteries and the Caldron of the Spotted Seas
A New York Sun piece explains tidal behavior worldwide and notes the unique calm of the Antarctic basin. It describes tidal irregularities caused by landmasses and shallow seas, cites Scotland's Jura Searba whirlpool, and details the Amazon bore as a wall of water surging inland.
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Amazon
Antarctic Basin
Cape Elora
Cape of Good
England
Jura
Searba
Scotland
New York Sun
Paragon Question Sparks Exchange Over Employee Focus
The Paragon quip asks if any employee who never talks baseball horse racing or prizefighting can be bought for business. A reply confirms it isn’t a man but a woman. The Pittsburgh Post quotes the exchange.
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Paragon
Pittsburgh Post
Was It Love or Friendship in a Birthday Gift
A brief quotation highlights a gift exchange between Mabel and Walter. Mabel recalls giving Walter a handmade necktie for his birthday, asking if he liked it. Walter replies that its beauty shall be for his own eyes alone, framed as a sign of special affection.
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Walter
Mabel
Lippincott’s
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