Notice of Assessment for Surfacing Secondary Roads
Notice to all persons named in the within schedule of the Secondary Road District No. 8 Plato Township that the County Auditor of Sioux County Iowa has filed a report of the Board of Apportionment showing proposed special assessments on all real estate within the district. The Board of Supervisors will hear the report at their Orange City office on November 12, 1929 at 2 PM. If no written objections are filed by that date, the assessment may be increased or reduced as adopted. failure to object will be deemed consent to the report. October 10, 1929. Win. Van Roekel County Auditor.
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Plato Township
Sioux Cunty
Iowa
Board of Apportionsent
Hearth Board of Supervisors
Orange City
Ben L. Wriffels
John Ranschau
John Ranschaw
Wiasky
LSBU
Charles Gaver
Peter van Beek
Geurt van Holland
Suse
Kate M. Wilts
Charles Gayer
W. R. Holmes
W. Ri
We of
Louis Miller
Gottlob Gayer
Sey
Frederick Hear
Nwa
Ms Minnie Lynch
Suney Joseph Lynch
Joseph Lynch
John Miller
Byswya
Sisney
MP. van Oosterhout
MM. P. van Oosterhout
NEY
John Tank
Des Moines Electricians Win 10 Percent Wage Rise
Union electricians in Des Moines secure a ten percent wage increase with eight hour daily pay rising from ten to thirteen dollars. The electricians now top the craft scales, followed by journeymen lathers and carpenters. Despite higher pay, bricklayers and related trades see scarce eager recruits as many applicants are older or foreign-born.
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Union Electricians
Des Moines
Hevars
Trail of 88 at the Orpheum introduces talking attraction
At the Orpheum midweek shows a feature titled The Trail of 88 with sound effects and two reels. It heads a program including a western titled Trail of the Horse Thelves and a comedy Spark for adults with children’s pricing at 15 cents on Saturday. Next week promises more talking features including The Sea and Americas.
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Tyler
Trail of the Horse
Thelves
Keokuk Guards Civil War Memorial Historic Spot
Keokuk hosts Iowa’s only national cemetery where 1001 Civil War soldiers lie. The city also housed a U S hospital then, with a bronze marker unveiled at the cemetery entrance amid ceremonies led by Col Oley Nelson Senator Joe Frailey and Dr Frank Pullex. Generals and veterans groups attended the dedicatory address and a large patriotic gathering followed with songs and children’s performances.
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Keokuk
Iowa
United States
National Cemetery
Col
Oley Nelson
Story County
State Department
Joe R. Frailey
Fort Madison
Frank M. Pullex
Johison Hagand
Department of War
Marcia Helen Wescott
Fort Dodge
Madeline Whiston
Still Active at Oska Joosa Johnson Organizes Town Press
Jay Johnson, age 75, now secretary of the Oska Joosa commercial observers, earned a Penn College degree and was honored by Herbert Hoover as commencement speaker five years ago. Hoover recognized him amid editors and praised his unique achievement in education. Fokoeoais, 70, remains active in education and journalism in the state, with a long record of public service and a lifelong skill in driving.
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Oska- Joosa
Jay Johnson
Penn College
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Hoover
Cadar Rapi
Mr. Johnson
Dunerict
Fokoeoais
Open pheasant hunting season spurs license rush
Hunters rush for permits as open season for pheasants in 24 counties is set for October 30 and November 1 and 2. County recorders report high activity with Polk county registrar Fleur noting 10,000 licenses issued before the season declaration and hundreds more since, indicating demand is just beginning.
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Mas. Fleur
Polk County
Iowa Proclaims Country Life Week Observance
A proclamation sets October 17 to 20 as Country Life Week in Iowa. Governor Hannuill notes two strong foundations for cooperative progress, citing 700 cooperative organizations and 280 creameries as part of a broader farm effort alongside the Farm Bureau. The message highlights the value of wood-fed production and cooperative collaboration for rural development.
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Hannuill
Iowa
Wialion Belone
Farm Bureau
Rupture Expert Redlich Demonstrates At Canton Hotel
Minneap olis expert C F Redlich offers a free demonstration of a rupture appliance at the Rudolph Hotel in Canton D D on Saturday October 26 from 10 A M to 4 P M. He claims the device provides instant relief and lasting closure regardless of body position or weight lifted, with comfort and no work interruption. Doctor J W Seaver notes a 73 percent cure rate and Redlich is introduced as internationally known with multilingual ability. Office: 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
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C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis, Minn
Rudolph Hotel
Canton
D. D
GC. F. Redlich
Redlich
J. W. Seaver
Yale College
FICE
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Ruthven Elected President of University of Michigan
An Ann Arbor dispatch reports Dr. Alexander G. Ruthven was elected unanimously by the board of regents to succeed Dr. Clarice Cook Little as president of the University of Michigan. Ruthven has taught there since 1905 and holds a doctorate from Michigan earned in 1906.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
Board of Regents
Clarice Cook Little
University of Michigan
Ruthven
Baul
Town
Morningside College
Sioux City
Towa
Marion Leroy Neat
Ener Garfi
Coolidge
Ileney
Alkerika promises relief from long term gas and sleep loss
Restless for years due to gas, Mrs. E Touchstone reports that one spoonful of Alkerika eased bloating and helped her eat and sleep well. The ad claims the product acts on both upper and lower digestive power, removing retained matter and offering broad relief for stomach and bowels.
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Tye
Touchstone
A. Lange A
I. H. Pember
Daavene
Great Airplane Demonstration Tour From Windsor to Des Moines
A 40-plane goodwill tour begins in Windsor Windsor. The caravan will stop at St Joe for a noon luncheon and reach Des Moines airport about 3 PM. Overnight October 47th is planned. The next morning the flight goes to Cedar Rapids then on to St Paul.
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Les Aats
Windsor
Cangia
Des Moines
Denty
Cara
St. Joe
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Vinol Claims Boosts From Cod Liver Peptone Iron
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic that "washes, Carries coal" and helps nervous tired people gain weight. It promises 18 pounds gained after using Vinol, claiming the first bottle adds several pounds and improves appetite, sleep, and energy.
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H. FH
Pember
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Swier Garage
Goulon Gaver
John Miller Et al
Join Miller Et al
Win. van Roekel
Groseey
Greiner Bros
Rock Valley
A. L. Halstead
THE
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Miystertigus
Earnest Terrence
Dorothy Sebastian
Reland Young
Central Tire and Battery Co
H. Helmers
Farmers Lumber Company
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