Proceedings of the County Board Opening bids for bridge fill
The May 1 1922 and May 2 1923 sessions of Marion county board of supervisors record bids for completing fill on bridge Z-620 on the Attea Bussey road. Charles Elliott bid 40 cents per cubic yard and was awarded the contract. The minutes cover approvals, refunds of taxes, bond premises, road changes, and extensive lists of claims and timesheets.
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Board of Supervisors
Attea-Bussey
Charles Elliot
Charles Elliott
Bussey
Elliott
Marion County
A. Kool
Leroy Hunt
F. R. Reynolds
T. J. Neiswanger
Tom Scott
Edward Tice
A. D. Lapp
A. H. Croby
Henry Gurney
C. J. Spear
Swan Township
Dallas
C. L. Speer
E. H. Gambell
W G. Wilson
W. E. Wilson
W. P. Wilson
John J Clark
Sheppard
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Carpenter
J. R. Wright
M. Hall
Gray Anderson
B. D. Orcutt
H. H. LeGrande
J. W
Sheriff Sale of Ford Touring Car in Pella Iowa
A sheriff sale notice in Marion County Iowa lists a 1922 public auction at Sam De Cook Livery in Pella. The execution targets J F Hesselink and Bessie Hesselink. proceeds go to Dick C. Van Zante. Sale date June 24 1922, 9am to 4pm, begins 2:30pm. Vehicle: Ford touring car license 67 3194. Sheriff CLARKE cites court action. Posts dated May 29 1922 with further notices June 8 and June 15. The rest discusses New York papers and prohibition rhetoric urging repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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D. W. Ward
Knoxville
A. Ward
T. B. West & Son
R. Wright
Franklin Township
A. B. Brobst
B. Brous
Perry
S. B. Brous
Clyde M. Brown
Dallas
C. M. Brennan
Liberty Township
W. C. Beaver
Clay Township
W. G. Brake
J. W. Bittenbender
Langan Paper Co
H. M. Light
H. M Light
Swan
C. E. Dyer
C. BE. Dyer
Antville
W. L. Dickerson
Court House
L. W. Dufner
Jones
Archie Cook
John J. Clark
John J. Clarke
Corwin Cornell
Knox Coal Co
House
Globe Machinery Co
Kaldenberg
Edward Kain
Red Rock Township
J. BE. Kelly
J. E Kelly
Walter Kester
Knoxville Journal
Marion County
Iowa
Sam de Cook
Pella
Marioncounty
Hesselink
Bessie Hesselink
Dick C. van Zante
J. F. Hesse- Sian
J. Clarke
New York City
William H. Anderson
Anti Saloon League
New York State
Times
the World
the Tribune
The
Post
Charles 2. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Treasurer's Semi-Annual Report March 1922 Iowa county funds
County Treasurer W A Clark certifies a true statement of funds for the period June 1 1921 to January 1 1922. Board of Supervisors chaired by Reynolds and Hunt examined the report on April 4 1922 and endorsed it as accurate.
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W. A. Clark
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Wee W. Reynolds
Janey 4 Hunt
Burglars Blow Safe In OsKaloosa Station
Thieves dynamited the Rock Island ticket office safe in OsKaloosa station early Saturday, stealing between 35 and 40 dollars in change. The explosion ruined the strong box as trainmen arrived around 2 am and found smoke-filled offices. Entry was through a ticket window. clues include a soaped pocket knife and soap wrappers. Special Rock Island agents, county officials, and local police are investigating.
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Loen Rock Island
Roy Plaisted
Rock Island
Os Kaloosa Herald
Social service as expression of sacrificial love
Samuel Zane Batten argues social service is inevitable and essential. He states love is a real personal interest, not abstract, guiding action to honor individuality, relieve burdens, lift temptation, and promote full, worthy lives.
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Hecate Nose
Samuel Zane Batten
Continent predicts doctrinal test changes for Methodist church
The Continent argues no doctrinal test for Methodist church admission will be a major issue at the next Methodist Episcopal Conference. It compares church membership to entry into the kingdom of God, contending many enter churches without true repentance or new birth.
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Methodist Episcopal Conference
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Pete Keep
Deear
Lf, van Zelmern Newspaper Union
Fred
Darlina
Tim
the County Board
John R. Hall
B. FP. Craig
J. R. Crozier
Walter Caulkins
Pearl Clarke
John Burt
C. M. Beaver
Thornt Black
T. ©. Anderson
J. C. Rinehart
John J. van Gorp
C. C. McVay
Henry Koool
C. A. Kool
C. C. James
L. C. Rogers
M. Betterton
Quick
Timekeeper
Roy . Carpenter
Joe DeHoog
J. D. Adams Co
J. D Adams Co
J. M. Amos
Dorothy Buttrey
W. G. Beaver
E. L. Bucklew
A. M. Beaver
Chambliss Central Culvert Co
Bert Clark
Pleasant
Stotts & Co
J. L. Straup
Ruby Teter
Edith B. Oaks
Pauls Lumber Co
H. A. Witty
Frankhauser
Johnson
H. Garretson
Carpenter Globe Machinery Co
L. D. Jordan
Robert T. Johnson
Jack Murphy
J.B. Miller
Gerrit Messamaker
Macy Motor Co
H. A. Morgan
Margaret Wren
Work County
Alden H. Wyatt
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
L. C. Rinehart
Reynolds & Bridges
D. W. Martin
Sugar Creek
Taber Lumber Co
Twin City Co
D. Sedrel
J.B. ‘Stevenson
Mitchell Child
Hammond & Stephens Co
Cecil D. Reese
Chas. Elliott
F. C. Quick
Union Iron Products Co
Glenn
On Motion Board
F. W. Reynolds
Ollawea
H.w.thomas
Vanden Berg
Ryasell Freeman
Jc. A. Flanagan
Pleasant Grove
Thomassen Bros
H. W. Thomas
J. H. Welch Printing Co
D. Galvin
Fyne Levi Jeffers
Hamilton
Martine
W. Zb. Sibey
H. L. Steele & Son
J. E. Tener
Globe Machinery & Supply Om
Avia Grawe
C. S. van Hemert
Lake Prairie
H. A. van Zante
Summit Township
Vander Ploeg
P. Amos
Avery
Wes
Cleland Co
J. R. Avery
Polk Township
H. Slayman
Melcher City
Souviner Lead Pencil Co
M. Shadle
W. H. Slayman
Laura Metz
F. M
A. J. May
Metropolitan Supply Co
JA. J. May
J. F. Maddy
T. Mc Goldrich
Dean HT. McGoldrich
Hawkins
Marion County Electric Co
S. M. Margarian
A. J. Morris
Metropoltan Supply Co
Harry Wilson
W. H. van Ben Thuysen
Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
Flour County
Ernest Wilson
Labor County
Fawn
Medical Supervisor
F. B. West
Labor County Farm
Mary Gay
Labor County Farm Standard Oil Co
Gasoline County
Stephen Smith
Salary County
Hmory Markett
Merchandise County
Knox & Garrison
Posts County
Avery, Cleland & Co
Hardware County
S. C. Johnson
Policy
Standard Oil Co
Gasoline County Farm
Expense County Farm
Sherife
Capitol Grounds
Teachers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Oskaloosa Station
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