Pocahontas County Supervisors Set Funds and Approve Projects
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors met June 6 1950 in regular session in the Courthouse Pocahontas Iowa. They approved the 1949 annual report of Justice of Peace W A Kelley Clinton Township and authorized payments for Drainage District No 22 engineer W C Otto and weed commissioners. They invested 22500 in Series 6 bonds and adopted a Farm to Market Fund resolution authorizing Route 344 bridge work and right of way purchases. The engineer reported completion of Drainage District 164 contract and final payment was authorized. Numerous claims and staff expenses were audited and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Gilbert Ellis
J. M. Bush
G. C. Johnson
Floyd Clark
Henry Onken
Onken
Bush
W. A. Kelley
Clinton Township
W. C. Otto
Clark
Oaken
Johnson
Congress of the United States
State Highway Commission
Gilbert S. Ellis
County
J. A. Rowat
Concrete Products Corporation
Humboldt
Sess & Comm
Henry C. Oaken
Sess & Oie
F. E. van Alstine
Laurens Sun
Shepherd’s Citation
Fidlar & Chambers Co
Jenkins-Fergemann Co
Koch Brothers
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Standard Office Equip. Co
Standard Blue Print Co
Ray C. Beck
Labor & Mil
H. B. Eike
Labor
R. Geist
John D. Kopriva
Marie Pavik
Co. Aud
Florian B. Luft
Sherman Twp
F. J. Stejskal
le C. A. Schott
Weed
Frank W. Bartosh
St. Dept. Social Welfare
W. F. Richardson
P.E.R.S. Fund
Consumer’s
Groc
Wiseman
Doeringsfeld
Bradley
Lee
R. G. Hunter
Art Ferden
Delaney Nursing Home
A. Cook
Mary Hall
Clara Shaffer
St. Dept. Soc
A-D.c
Glenn Michael
Albert Aden
J. R. McIntire
Leona Crowe
Ray Pimper
Meske
John Tate
C. F. Hawley
Christensen
Meda Hronek
Joseph V. Hamilton
Janis L. Shubert
Grand Jury
A. C. Carmichael
L. S. Holder
Pederson
Soldier’s Relief
Hauck’s Market
Sanford
Adlie Orth
C.A
Nickolajs Eglitis
Margaret Stockman
Sheteketh
Blanche Fredette
F. Brody & Sons
R.E.A
N. W. Bell Tele. Co
Iowa State Penitentiary
Ekstam
Pocahontas Lumber
Hemker's
Irene Weber
Elaine Gano
Viola F. McCartan
E. R. Stahly
Kenneth Richardson
F. E. Heathman
Taylor
Viola McCartan
Stamps
Leroy Klocko
Eugene Lange
al Wiederhold
Winegarden
Peor
Pauline Bentz
Clarence P. Groff
Donahue Imp. Co
Owl
Acne and its impact in health for all readers
Acne vulgaris is a common chronic skin condition affecting mainly those aged 12 to 26. Early medical treatment matters to prevent permanent mental and physical scars, with new therapies showing promise alongside home care and cleanliness practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-west
Rolfe Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
The notice states the item is entered as second class matter on May 14 1910 at the Rolfe post office under the March 3 1879 act. It notes location as Rolfe Town and references postal regulations governing mail classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Abolish This Tax on Occupational Accidents Costs
National editorial argues occupational accidents impose billions in direct and indirect costs on workers and employers. It cites figures from the President's Conference on Industrial Safety and the Association of Casualty and Safety Companies, noting over 2.18e8 daily payouts and a total factory accident cost of about 19.15 billion since 1940. It frames these losses as a hidden tax and urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference On Industrial Safety
Association of Casualty and Safety Companies
America
Uncle Sam Uses Contract Authority To Ease Spending
A study by State Chambers of Commerce explains that federal agencies may contract for construction and other long term work without upfront cash, creating commitments totaling over 3.3 billion dollars. It notes that nearly 29 percent of the 1951 budget, about 12.1 billion, covers obligations from 1950 or earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The Korea Incident and U S Commander Role
Senator Guy M. Gillette reports on the Korea invasion and Washington reaction. He notes debate in the Senate over presidential authority as Commander in Chief and concludes the President acted within constitutional power after reviewing his statement and UN Charter machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Capital Hill
Guy M. Gillette
Korea
Washington
South Korea
United States
Korean Peninsula
Senate
United Nations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board Proceedings
U.N. Security Council
38Th Parallel
Security Council
U.N
U. S
Formosa
Philippines
Indo-China
Beckord
Het Et
Frances Young
Minnie Fullerton
Ein Ae
Ein Ae 8.11 Withholding Tax Fund, May Tax Ef Newsbin Eet
W. C. Miller
H. D. Hudson Equip. Co
A. Cavanaugh
All Wheel Drive Co
Allen & Beneke
Gail Ayres
Merritte C. Brazier
G. & CG. Motor Co
Central States
Fullerton Ser. Co
Mischdw & Coal
Elec
Hemker
W. L. Hudek
Towa Pub. Serv. Co
Towa
Peterson Bros
Quade Mtr
Quaker Oats Co
Marvin Rennie
Don Samuels
Frank Shimon
Sieg
Fort Dodge Co
Socony-Vac. Oil Co
Gasoline Thompson Distr. Co
Universal Tool Co
Waterloo Steel & Equip. Co
Garland Westerman
M. B. Yocum
J. C. Mordan
A. Telfer
Mell Hunt
Russell Filloon
Earnest Johnson
Hans Nielsen
J.C. Vodraska
Chet Whistler
S. R. Brock
Don Philp
Ervin Luze
John Hess
John Hatteberg
John L. Hatteberg, Jr
Fred E. Mc
Matt Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
W. E. Boles
Melvin Larsen
Gordon Krug
Lora Weber
Geo. Mordan
Charles Mordan
Jerry W. Codner
P.elr.s. Fund
Yaskin
Rey
Gin
Kontas County
House
Jess Larson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry F. Byrd
Rolfe Arrow
M. R. Soth
Robert Swan
Marion Bruce
Palo Alto
Kossuth Counties
OWA
Pres Association
Sam
Council of State
Rolfe State Bank
E. O. Loxterkamp
Rolfe Clinic
H. G. Frigaard
Chiropractor
Rolfe, Teed
Carl J
T. S. Clark
D. C
Rolfe, Is
F. H. Molyney
Methodist Church
J. E. Hynds
Ritz Theatre
Kennedy Agency
General Insurance
T. J. Raynes Insurance
Kisés
Accitel
L. M. Graham
R. B. Ranney
Jones
Bas
G. Fred Smith
Automobile & Pro
Fuller
Harry Tyler
Pavey