Iowa road bond proposal outlines 100 million dollars in bonds
A 1928 Iowa measure authorizes up to 100 million dollars in serial bonds to fund primary road improvements. It specifies surfacing standards, debt limits, annual direct taxes, and a bond redemption fund. The act ties bond payments to the primary road fund and motor vehicle license revenues with judicial review conditions.
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JRSON
Torovide
Warcome
Iowa
Fairfield
Birmingham
Keosauqua
Keosau
Centerville
Corydon
Mount Ayr
Bedford
Clarinda
Andoah
Sidney
Nebraska
Waverly
Boone
Madrid
the Moines
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Burlington
Wapello
Muscatine
Davenport
DeWitt
Maquoketa
Dubuque
Des Moines
Prairie City
Pella
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Villisca
Atlantic
Audubon
Carroll
Sac City
Storm Lake
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Minnesota Line
Tip- Lote
New Liberty
Missouri Valley
Onawa
Sioux City
LeMars
Sioux Center
Rock Rapids
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Hudson
Princeton
Camanche
Clinton
Eldora
Hubbard
Anamosa
Charlotte
Cedar Rapids
Cascade
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Mount Pleasant
Donnellson
Montrose
Vinton
Waterloo
Charles City
Osage
St. Ansgar
The
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
State of
Imilianne
Aliran
Thon
Cannes
Leo
Setae Elma Agios Sur
Eos
Auditor of State
Treasurer of State
Primary Road Fund
Primary Road Bond Redemption Fund
Executive Council
State Department of Justice
Supreme Court of Iowa
General Assembly
S. F
G. A
Ed M. Smith
Secretary of State
Havelock Happenings and Community Notes
Local visits abound as Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Demaray and Mrs. Anna Gil journey from Holly Colorado to see relatives. Des Moines Iowa State Fair outings include C. S. Barth, Ralph Cole, and others visiting Pocahontas and surrounding towns. Funeral details, tornado aftermath, and social club notices complete this community roundup.
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T. G. Demaray
Holly, Colo
Anna Gil
Terris
Demaray
Gill Bank
Citizen's Bank
Marshalltown
Clifford and
Dunlap
Des Moines
Chase Grove
CG. G. Lighter
Ochevedan
Havelock
Myrtle Golly
Zearing
Alice
Wilna
Arlene Jessen
Story City
Aleta
Millas
Bernita
Perry Golly
Decatur
S. H. Gill
M. B. Stover
Boone
M. B
Evanston
Wyo
Missouri
Will Reese
Minnesota
Wilna Sheldon
Lakes
Chas. Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Pocahontas County
Reuben Delp
Grand Junction
Chas
Phelp
Pocahontas
Mallard
Frank Bohn
Roy
Merle
Bohn
Alf. Tutt
Laurens
Twin Lakes
Oscar Johnson
G. A. Grover
David Johnson
Gruver
Vincent Keerles
G. A. Gruver
A. F. Mick
Abraham Nichols
Stockton
Grover
J. C. Sehallan
Chester
Heckerson
Cherokee
Bertha Heckerson
John Jacobson
J. C. Schallan
Mason City
Nadine
Frances
Marshall
Burton
Geo. Speer
Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge No. 598
Emma Speer
Steve Zublow
University Hospital
Iowa City
Edwin Obrecht
Rolfe
J. S. Miller
O. F. Young
Ilinois
L. A. Stover
Phil Davis
Ina Bloomer
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar
Clarence Watcher
Fay Hendricks
Roy Adams
Dakotas
Thos. Edge
Judd Drinkwater
Will Butson
Roy Hawk
Marathon
I. R. Hawk
J. R. Jones
Rhea Mote
Lake City
O. L. Fredrick
Cedar Rapids
Leon Allen
Baby
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Hamburg
Hillsdale
Avoca
Harlan, den
Odeboldt
Fort, Ye
Manson
Storme
Cenile
Albia
Knoxville
Carlisle
Imary
Cherry Point
Oelwein
Verry
Allison
Hampton
Clarion
Mboldt
Linn Grove
Illina
Orange City
Age City
Lar Rapids
Independence
West Union
Rmary
Kon
Central City
Regermary
Don
Chariton
Blairsburg
Belnd
Gamer
Forest City
M Ayr
Winterset
Ogden
Fort Dodge
Boldt
Algona
Erville
Emmetsburg
Tas
Rockwell City
Perry
Metot
Postville
West Nion
New Hampton
Iron City
Garner
Emmetsi Spencer
Sheldon
Inary
Dugue
Manches
Indera
Wateroolowa Kalle
Webay
Dodge Ell City
Atte
Sioux
Ziary
Sanborn
Iés Grove
Holstein
Fundale
Fort Des 8
Y Way
London
Cedar Delle Plaine
Tarna
Tvada
Boone, Jefferson
Carhee
al Bluffs
Waltty
Davit
City
Marengo
Newton
Adeley Dexter
Adair
Council Bluffs
Mat
Ainfely
Ceston
Corning
Red Oak
Primwood
Muscat
Wilton
Tip+ Wood
Red Prim
Essex
Shenandosh
du Yway
Luxemburg
Gutten
Work
Hoover
Cal
Washington
Lindbergh
Lindy
Inglewood