Pocahontas County Board Proceedings 1934 Sessions
The Pocahontas County Board Proceedings recount November 1934 sessions with tax and taxpayer listings, adjournments, and financial claims. It notes voting results canvassed, warrants canceled and issued, and numerous county fund expenditures including supplies, freight, and services. The document lists officials present, adjournments to November 12 and 13, and payment approvals for numerous individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
A Christmas Legend From Monkish Christmas Tales
The article recounts legends surrounding the first Christmas including stories where all things halt at the Nativity. It notes birds stopping, rivers ceasing, and human and object movement pausing, reflecting on holy time and the waning power of witches.
Christmas Joys Often Turn Into Sorrow
A National Safety Council warning that Christmas joy can turn to tragedy. It cites fires from decorations, candle use, defective holiday equipment, risky toys, falls during decorating, and fireworks. Emphasizes common sense precautions to honor the season and prevent accidents.
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National Safety Council
Santa
Christ
Swedish Christmas Day Dinner Traditions Persist
Swedish households continue the classic Christmas menu with boiled ash broth, ham, apples, rice porridge with a single hidden almond, and the knot pastry called kienet. Tradition holds the finder of the almond should wed within the year, a ritual observed as part of a real Swedish Christmas dinner.
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Sweden
Richard II Christmas Feast Records of Grandeur
The article recounts medieval Yuletide feasts linked to Celtic and pagan roots. It notes King Richard II hosted a Christmas banquet at Lutheneia with 2,000 oxen and 200 tons of wine, while daily 10,000 people dined at his expense and 2,000 cooks were employed.
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England
Sia Belle Florence
Washington Star
Richard II
Lutheneia
Sheriff’s Sale Net in Pocahontas County Iowa 1934
The South Half of the East Quarter of Section 8 in Township 92 North Range 31 West Pocahontas County Iowa was sold at public auction on 29th day of 2 A 1984 at 2 05 to the high bidder for cash to satisfy a writ of execution. The sale was in the name of Northwestern Life Insurance Company in rem against John B Kent and other defendants. Hubert Kapsch sheriff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Fonda
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Mary S. Haffele
Fred Waffele
Anna Il
Edgar
Pocahontas
A. J. Shaw
Atty
State of Iowa
Varahontas County
Melissa Ff. Leeming
J. Ming
Hazel
Hubert Kapsch
Sherif
State of
St. Netles
Pyhontas
Lim
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
John B. Kent
P. A Bates
I. A. Andrew
Towa
Henry Holding
Wnt
Law
Sheriff's Office
Poshontas
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Eastern Telephone Company
Laurens Commins
Laurens
Swan’ Lake
Farmers’ West Line Telephone Company
Swan Lake Township
King Line Telephone Company
Laurens Cummins
Laurens Swan Lake
Laurens Southeast Telephone Co
Laurens Marshall
Mutual Co-Operative
Marshall Township
Northwestern Telephone
Pickeral Lake Telephone Company
Red Star Telephone Association
Cummins Township
Southeast Telephone Company No
Cummins
Sherman Township
Southeast Telephone Company
Sherman
Southwestern Telephone Co
Southwest
Irhone Company
Age Nedatasstby
Rm Aietel Nian
C. W. Gilchrist
Board of Marshall Township
Coe McDonald
Chas
E. Lindeman
E. L. Freeman
jLine
Roy A. Johnson
Chines
W. E. Bollard
Theodore Neu
R. L. Hudek
Ihhairman
Ben Fischer
Geo. W. Ferguson
J. D. Fitzgerald
Clarence ‘Jensen
Poca‘hontas County
Clarence Jensen
L. Hudek
W. Ferguson
Eh Clarence Jensen
Paul Blondis
Shek Ma S. Greenwood
OL. McIntire
P. M. Post
J. F. Carlson
H. G. Peterson
Rolfe Arrow
Fonda Times
Pacific Carbon and Ribbon Manufacturing Co
A. B. Dick Co
O. G. Waffle
A. L. Schultz
S. Madsen
H. C. Goodyear
Churchill Manufacturing Co
Maude Long
Admx
Max Mayer
Alfred Anderson
Ptt, Co
C. C. Lucas
A. W. Ives
M. J. Quinn
D. G. Hartmann
Henry Loots
J. C. Olerich
A. H Christensen
Frank Atherton
Institute Fund
Edw. Steiner
Institute Work Insane Fund
Rexford Sehade
C. R. Stoulil
Anderson
Grace D. McMichael
Juuer von Lumper Co
Standard Oil Co
W. J. Musil
LeRoy Stankee
Dallas Fuel Co
W. Walters
Hynish & Son
Elma Halder
Martha Krueger
Mark Byrne
A. Meyers
Isom Hufford
Earl E. May
M. W. Bell Telephone Co
State Insane Fund
C. A. Reyman
Transporta Court
Lloyd G. Long
Geo. Kinney
Lowell Horner
M. W. Linnan
Edw. Green
Everett Onion
Aubrey Thompson
Roy Green
C. A. Green
T. Carroll
T. J. Raynes
BOS Nye
G. E. Grant
Z. T. Carroll
Walter L. Cook
Frank Rathburn
J. T. Grant
B. C. Boysen & Son
Henry Carlson
iBery Skaar
Ed Rathburn
Geo
O. Hauck
BP. Young
P. Young
Beam & Everson
Harry Rehm
J. Marchant
L. M. Martin
Bert Skaar
Pat Willingham
W. J .Perry
T. Grant
D. W. Glascock
A. L. Sundberg
J. J. Ryan
Veterinary Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Geo. C. Hauck
A. Peers
H. Brekow
J. D Adams Co
Wheeler Lumber Bridge and Supply Co
Sieg Fort Dodge Co
Standard Bearings Co
Celutone Corporation
RS International Harvester Co
U.S. Broom Co
Pittsburg
Lex Moines Steel Co
Jawa
Julia Donelon
Philmuits
Hovey
Mors
Helen Mc Davis
Davis
District Court of the
Jealia Donelon
Sheriff’s Safe
Richard
Yuletide
Hubert Kapsepach
Sherif Poca Onta
Hontas
Hans Miller
Rolfe
D. M. T. School
West Bend
Plover
McCormick-Deerings
McCormick Deering
McCormick
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Hayes
Massey-Harris
Emerson
Fordson
Little Wonder
Chatham
Curtis Wood
Burr
H.p. Fuller
John
Dusine Miller
C.E. Lindeman
J. H. Brinkman