Local social notes capture many visits and gatherings
Mrs. Wesley Carpenter hosts a Friday gathering while Henry Schmidt and Nielsen win at events. Algona residents shop in town. numerous visitors and dinners mark the weekend with neighbors, travels to Des Moines for a basketball game, and group meetings including a Women’s Home project session.
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Wesley Carpenter
Henry Schmidt
Nielsen
Lyle Kilbourn
B.A. Kilbourn
L. Ih
Algona
Verle
Marine of Jefarson
John Cox
Hileen
Carol
Geo Farine
St. Home
Mas
Pocahontas
John Lawman
Chet Carpenter
Ead
Don Carlton
Thomas
Robert Rutgems
D. M. T. Boosters
Kathryn
Jerome Majorowicz
Art Kilbourn
Jim Cruickshank
Sheryl
Fritz Johnson
H. C. Halvey
Charles City
Thomas Diggs
Arthur Strachan
Humboldt
John Howe
J. M. Perkins
Elder Peterson
Wm. Schrier
Frank Hronek
Casper Grant
A. J. Poduska
Marion Ryen
Wesley Lehnus
Des Moines
al Rudolfs
Iowa State
Drake
Leslie Struthers
Ellis
Notice of Assessment for Surfacing Secondary Road No 197
The County Auditor of Acahontas County Iowa reports the Board of Apportionment has filed a schedule of proposed special assessments on all real estate in Secondary Road District No 197. The notice lists names in the schedule and specifies the assessment to be levied on each parcel.
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Acahontas County
Iowa
Board of Apportionment
Notice of Hearing on Tract Report in Pocahontas Iowa
County Auditor Roy A. Johnson announces a hearing before the Board of Supervisors in Pocahontas Iowa at 1:85 P M on December 1939. Participants may see increases or adoption without further notice and must file objections by noon to avoid waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Iowa
Flint
Michigan
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings 1939 Adjournment Notice
The Pocahontas County board lists numerous invoices and services including repairs, supplies, fuel, and insurances with totals and individual line items. The meeting, led by Auditor Roy A. Johnson, adjourns until December 5, 1939.
Iowa banks loaned 300 million in six months
Iowa banks reported 400000 new loans totaling 200 million and renewed 200000 loans totaling 110 million in the first half of 1939. Open lines of credit remain underutilized with only about half used by established business borrowers.
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New York
Iowa
Des Moines
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Wesley Campbell
Verene
Mallard
Wm. Sennett
Harley Peterson
Harry Spencer
Loren Pease
Sylvester
Wm. Fisher
Sam Nicosen
Theodore R. Smith
Pittsburg
Penn
Ernest. Vaughn
H. F. Peterson
Belmond
Arthur Vaughn
Ted Hewlett
Dale Spencer
J. A. Biederman, Jr
Ft. Dodge
Roy A. Johnson
Frank Shimon
Henry E. Randles
Et al
W. B. Nemecek
Louis Nemecek
Harry Votlucka
White
Son Jewelers
Rolfe, Town
W. W. Anderson
I. H. Brokaw
J.D. Adams Co
Central States Elec. Co
Hteinion Concrete Products Corp
Gibbs Cook Tractor Co
Gibbs Tractor Co
L. Chester Hansen
Heidicks
Iowa Auto Supply Co
Dale Johnson
Laurens Lumber Co
Ins. Co
Samuel Rigby
Ira Rubel
P. E. Winegarden
Iowa Calvert & Pipe Co
Sieg Fort Dodge Co
Lehnus Hdwe
Murdaugh Supply Co
the Men’s Reformatory
Northwest Motor Sales Co
Owatonna Tool Co
O. T. Olsen
Calmenson Co
Harold Peterson
Inc. Pocahontas
Gerd E. Peters
Pink Supply Co
Stephen Chev
Shimon Drug Co
Swaney Oil Co
Wheeler Lumber Co
Edna George
Henry Buck
Poca.Co. Mutual
Ins
B. Elkins
Mdse
E. Hikenberry
Hauck’s Market
M. Hakes & Son
Francis Ford
Ed_ Burns
le ‘Poor Fund
Farmers Co-Op. Co
Farmers Lumber Co
J.T. Grant
McGregor Bros. Co
Shell Oil Co
E. V. Grant
A. J. Garrels
M. A. Bond
Mahoney & Wright
S. B. Zimmerman
Harry Eaton
Moving Family
Ed Hildebrand
Marvin Kruchten
Roy A. Joh
Nson
Spencer Tracy
Robert Young
Walter Brennan
Northwest Passage
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Standard Oil
Solite
Glin
Chevrolet
H.P. Valvi
Alv
Rolfe Auto Company
Rolfe, Iowa