Noisy citizens can spur swift local fixes
The piece argues that individual notes from residents, even if small, can aggregate into significant action. It suggests many minor complaints together rival a big roar and prompt official responses, while urging people to speak up when they see defects.
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John Smith
Tom Jones
Pocahontas County to Issue 400000 Court House Bonds Adjourns
County board of Pocahontas Iowa met in adjourned session with W P Hopkins presiding. Bonds for 400000 to finance a new court house were rescinded then reauthorized with 400 bonds of 1000 each and a 6 percent interest rate. Bonds dated August 1 1920 payable to bearer with semiannual interest. Tax levy created to fund interest and sinking fund. Meeting adjourned to Sept 2 1920 for drainage matters and further reports.
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State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
County of
W. P. Hopkins
B. C. Rudolfson
M. W. Linnan
Wm. Elsen
M. J. Dooley
Linnan
Rudolfson
Court House
Hopkins
Elsen
Dooley
Hegelian
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Court House Ponds
United States OF America
County OF Pocahontas Court House
C. W. Gilchrist
L. C. Larson
F. A. Malcolm
H.M. Larson
Roeve
Moore, Schnug and Terry
C. EB. Weller
F. C. Gilchrist
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