Marion county board transfers funds to bridge fund
Thirtieth day October 2 1926 session of Marion county Iowa board of supervisors approves transfer of 8000 from county road cash fund to county bridge fund with return plan and notes all laws observed. Various claims approved including supplies repairs district expenses payrolls and equipment for county offices and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Suervisors
County Road
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
County Bridge Fund
H. B. Clark
F. W. Reynolds
P. Tysseling
Peter Tysseling
Fred C. Hall
Knoxville
Board of Survisors
J. S
Margaret Brikhart
Expense Crescent Printing Company
H. L. Steele & Son
Klipto Loose Leaf Company
Oxenreider & Son
Standard Oil Company
Wilbur J. Teeter
H. Y. Amos
Breese
E. S. Palmquist
B. van Veen
Wm. Baughman
Henry Juilenberg
Dave Koopman
Pete Meidema
P. Eaton
Henry Muilenberg
Pearl Eaton
Walter Koopman
John de Winter
Sam de Cook
John Menninga
Gerrit Meidema
Ge Furnace Store
Mer
Knoxville Journal
Koch Bros
Vanderwilt & Yarnell
City Levy Hearings and County Expenditures 1926
County Board of Supervisors approves tax levies for 1926 27 and lists routine disbursements to firms and individuals including Puritan Drug, Knox Coal, J. C. Anspach, and Stewart contractors. Major items include repairs, supplies for county engineers, drayage and payrolls. Ruth exhibition note: Babe Ruth hits 461-foot homer in Des Moines during 15 week Pantages tour with $100,000 contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptember
Board of Supervisors
Ichool
Clark
Reynolds
Tysseling
Emory Morkert
D. E. Kelly
Poor Puritan Drug Company
Knox Coal Company
Union
C. F. Anspach
Renee
Red Rock Coal Company
U. S. Blue Print Company
Russell Grader Manufacturing Company
J. van Dusseldorp
Gentral Culvert Company
Dorothy B. ‘Teter
L. Steele & Son
J. M. Amos
Dray Iowa Machine Company
Harold Cox
N. Pri
Des la Moines
Ruth
Pantages
Des Moines
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Des Moines Guests Admitted Free at Western Leste Grounds
Des Moines attendees were admitted free to the Western Leste grounds. P and P Hi Van Gorp went to Minneapolis on business. Mrs Dick Van hosted members of the roidery club for a theatre party. Mrs Ed Van Zante travels to Eddyville to visit relatives. Goodrich Tires-Byera Battery Shop appears in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Leste
P. and
P. Hi ‘van Gorp
Minneapolis
Dick van
Roidery Club
Yonkers
Ed van Zante
Eddyville
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Sadie Batten
Per. Diem
J. Kool
E. Harrington
E- A. Bybee
M. Rogers
Ward Colwell
B. H. Ver Meer
C. J. Sweem
BE. McConaughey
Bert Smith
LA. Schakel
O. O. F. Lodge
Fred O. Hall
County Auditor's
Margaret Brillhart
County Recorder’s
Walter Kester
Chas. Elliott
B. Ellis
Warren’ County
Offinburger
Ruby Teter
Wilma Madd
N. Biglow
Bybee & Davis
Cooper
Relph Weese
Agard
Bill Norton
Glenn Worral
Elta Hegwood
M. Betterton
Roy Gal
de Gens
Fred May
George D. Barnard Company
G. A. Vander Beek
Wat T. Plette & Company
Slob Bros
Bruce Heywood
Roy Carpenter
Fred Crozier
Herman Kane
Loren Hardin
Institute
Court House
Paul N
C. W. Hummel
E. Thomassen
Floyd R. Gamble
C. Boat
J._R. Wright
H. L. Boylan
Jones
A. B. Brobst
S. R. Hunt
Rachel Bellamy
Evsheemschdad
Edith Johnson
J. W. McCarty
Tolles Vissiense Vedarees
Helen Jones
Arthur Mesecher
Rode Ees
Coats
W. H. Wier
Rose
J. J. Clarke
Insanity
Rutherford
Houck
Eeeeeenas
Dunlap Drug Company
County Farm
W. H. Bye
E. A. Covey
Overton
J. C. J. Scott
Dickerson & Savage
Frank West
C. D. Bruitt
Lizzie Bruit
Frank Elliott
Merchandis Te County Farm
E. L. Morse
Merchandise County Farm
Independent Oil Com
J.D. Adams & Co
R Equipments
J. R. Wright
Visa
Gray Anderson
B. Hackersmith
Swift Taxi Company
W. E. Robuck
Wid
Knoxville Journales
Bennett & Kopoor
R. C. Lukin
Elton Ver Ploeg
Cecil Reese
Will Verros
A. M. Davis
F. M. Gladson
Phone Company
Thornt Black
Drag
G. W. McClain
City Water Works
Zion Institutions and Industries
Recorder
Jenkins-Fergemann & Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
George Herman Ruth
Babe” Ruth
Goodrich Tires
Byera Bat’ry Shop
Oxford
Oskaloosa
High Ave. West
Denny’s
Batts
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