Pocahontas County Board Proceedings 1936
The Pocahontas County Board in regular session approves a resolution related to refunding debt. JW McMichael resigns from the Old Age Assistance board. JD Fitzgerald appointed to fill vacancy. The board votes to adopt the resolution and certifies the bond issue as valid and within constitutional limits.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Lowe
Del
Clarence Jensen
O F Young
JW McMichael
Old Age Assistance Board
JD Fitzgerald
Young
Aea
Rude
Jensen
Pocahontas County to Issue Refunding Bonds
The Pocahontas County Iowa Board of Supervisors approves issuing six hundred thousand dollars in refunding bonds to retire outstanding 1941 era bonds. Bonds will bear interest, be sold by November 1, 1936, and payable in semiannual installments through 1937 and beyond, with coupons attached and payment at the county treasurer's office in Pocahontas.
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Pocahontas
Lawa
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas Record-Democrat
PYSS
Pocahoentas
E. Ph
America
Lowe
Negeries
Fawal
Poemontas
Pacahortas
Daw
Anerea
Poeaiotutas
Bac
Ana
Orenss
Phas
Iowa
Iewa
Pocahontas County
Lewa
United States of America
County bonds authorized for refunding and tax levy plan
The resolution sets terms for signing and delivering county bonds, cancelling existing funding bonds, and levying annual direct taxes to pay interest and principal. It directs signatures by the board chair and county auditor, notes funding from taxes, and requires verified copy filed with the county auditor.
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Board of Supervisors
Towit
San
Sontag
Pune
Pocahontas County Bond Recorded in Treasurer’s Office
County auditor certifies the bond is duly recorded in the county treasurer's records under section 281 of the Iowa Code. The certificate is dated in Pocahontas County and authenticated by the county treasurer.
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State of
Iowa
County of Pocahontas
Lowa
Catty Ella Evening Dress Banter
Kate compliments Ella on her new evening dress, noting how a gown can transform appearance and mood in a playful exchange about charm and style.
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Ella
Kate
Cut Both Ways Gardener Delivers Witty Lawn Rule
A London Tit-Bits tale features an old gardener told to mow the lawn short. He cites, An inch at the bottom is worth two at the top, and repeats the quip to justify his careful work as his employer hesitates to finish him with a drink.
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London
Donald
The Schoolmaster's Question On Helpers For Stranded Brits
A classroom moment from Tit-Bits Magazine where a schoolmaster asks pupils how to find their way home in a foreign country after being dropped from an airplane. A boy replies that the first place to seek would be a hospital.
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Tit- Bits Magazine
Hardly Worth It
A conceited young man boasts of his broad minded wisdom until a sharp quip from a girl ends his self importance. She remarks that becoming worldly and intelligent costs more than he imagines and she refuses to praise his pretensions.
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Stray Stories Magazine
Unclear Folklore Excerpt About Feeds and Work
A weary voice recalls a day at sea sixty five when a man takes in 95 tons of feed. The speaker muses that such a haul would be a grand life’s work to point toward.
Tough One Foot on a Live Coal In Front of Cabin
A backwoods woman with shoeless feet stands by a cabin fireplace when her husband warns her to move from a live coal. She replies with a blunt question about which foot, in a quip attributed to L. & N. Employee's Magazine.
The Limit
An old country woman entering a large town sees an electric train for the first time and wonders how it runs, saying she has seen horses pull trains and engines drag by a clothes-prop.
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Pyij
Q. Delphia Inquirer
Honest boy misreads bill in stray story
A lady gives a boy figs and five dollar reward in a lighthearted tale from Stray Stories Magazine. The boy confesses he found an eight dollar bill and notes the altered currency allowed payment.
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Rey
Stray Stories
Worrier Amenian Trial Interrupted by Odd Question
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as the defendant is examined by a panel of scientists. A sudden disruption erupts when a deputy asks how many legs a centipede has, prompting a dry response about prioritizing concerns.
Community notices and visits fill Rolfe area week
Local residents share visits from relatives including Mrs. Laws Sr of Oklahoma and Mrs. John Miller of Minnesota. Events include a roller skating party at Twin Lakes, church and aid society gatherings, and plans for a Presbyterian rally day. Friends and families travel between Rolfe Ottosen Des Moines and Davenport as work, illness, and community activities unfold.
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Laws Sr
Oklahoma
Harold Justice
Doris McKim
Lowe City
John Miller
Minnesota
Buck
Mehaffey
R. F. Buck
Anna Miller
George Miller
Rolfe
Edgar Jacobsen
Ottosen
Marion Ham
Jacobson
Ham
Mabel Knapp
C. Eppelsheimer
Harl Kerns
Geddis
Clear Lake
Iver Johnson
Emmetsburg
Clarence Appelsheimer
Claude Albaugh
Ankeny
Iowa
DuBois
Twin Lakes
Wallace Bruner
FF. KE. Broadwell
Limmetsburg
George Jeffries
B. W. Jeffries
Elwood Henderson
M. Hemphill
Detroit
Mich
DuBois Jones
R. R. duBois
John Die Geen
Dasester
Albert Melon
Ediaenm Sr
Ehildeen
Valeri Detter
Oand
Swank van Adstine
Visi
Almiensten
Athatic This Week. Mr. and Mra. Wios
DeWaolf
Aery
Mruieckshank Giles
Nyardien
Palbatin
Garwin
Mun
Heron Lake
DeWolfs
O R. Puller
Aurora
Henry Beersky
Harold O'Neall
Chase
Portland
Ore
Franklyn Majorowicz
PD. M. Ty
Valeria Jueljen
Merwin
Mehureh
A. G. Heathman
Allen Heathman
Fort Dodge
George Oakland
Badger
Casey Heathman
Hene Ryverson
Mary Seaman
Alta
Millard Hancher
Davenport
Millard
A Hancher
Ruthven
Frank Fitzgerald
H. Fitzgerald
L. E. Garlock
Ida Garlock
Fonda
George Shaw
T. P. Comer
Republican Township
Nona Fair
Laurens
Pocahontias
Presbyterian Aid
Atmonethease
Wrathwell
Elsie
S.ct
Grove
Ida Parnes
ATL
Mrv
Clb
Vary Absine
Als
Audrey
Gionove Ity
Pip Tate
le Pirie
van Nesting
Peatoe
Pegi
Eerie
Cba
Denis
Pace, Mieard
Treergy Pais
Meredith
May and
Mac
Richard Per
Cisey at the Bat and Starts on a Home Run
A community event highlights Cisey as the batter while Phovirs looks on in a local church setting. The piece notes a new manager and planned refreshments and admission details for a Thursday afternoon service at Prover Presbyterian Church.
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Cisey
Attihenan Soci
Wy Pee
Neex
Phovirs
Ehipee
Casey
Aid Coe Ene Tero
Ce Op Ae Ms
Sores Ceas
Prover Presbyterian Church
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes
Church notes report Rev Walter Rothwell pastor and Sunday services including Sunday School Morning Worship. Willing Workers meet Thursday at 2 30 pm for a pantry shower. hosts listed. Alma Dunn joined from Westminster Cedar Rapids in mover church. Anniversary events set for the 4th with rally at 11 30 am and basket lunch at 12 30 pm. former members invited.
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Plover Presbyterian Church
Walter Rothwell
Hene Everson
Warren Heathima
A. G. Hleathman
Alea Heathman
A. EE. Potlock
Alma Dunn
Kenter
Westminster Luch
Cedar Rapids
Lower Presbyterians
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Opera
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American Legion
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Lehnus
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C. J. Miller
Presbyterian Church
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