Proceedings of the Supervisors Board January 1934 claims
County records list numerous claims allowed at the January 1934 Supervisors meeting. Items include rent for poor, supplies for county homes, medical aid, provisions, fuel, and various services from Bremer to Waverly and contractors, with multiple individuals named as recipients or claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar
Ackmann
Emil
Baumgartner
Blain
S. E
Matt Tiernan - ‘ Baker
C. R
Swehla Black
Carl
F. E. Jackson Burman
A. E
Emma Morse Burrington
Carrie
C. E. Seeley
Kate Smith
Clara Smith
Braun
Louis
T. B. Sal
Bremer Co. Abstract Co
Bremer County Independent Printing
Broadie
H. H
Rent Cwa
Ruhrmeister, Henry
A. C. Ae CaPhenin Chemical Co
Central States Power and Light Corp
City of Waverly
Light
City Meat Market
Geo. Brown A. C. Smith
Claus
E. C
Sidate
Coffin
Georgia A
Coykendahl
C. P
Kasemeier
Henry J
Trus- BN Dees Ieneo
Bell Tel Co
O’connell, Thos
Louise Hazlett
Parrott Matt & Sons
Penney J. C. Co
County Home
Piegers
Mrs. Francis
T. B
Potter Siding Creamery Co
Powers
H. P
Joe Wheeler
Will Smith
Ae Pries
Herbert
del Fuhr
Purity Bakery
Provisions County Home
Reeves
H. W
Stock County Home
Richman
H. C
Roach, J. Sons
Sager
Frank
Genvnee
Board of Prisoners
Salem Old Peoples Home
Anna Schmidt
C. L
Fred Burr
Parker
Schneider
T. B. Sal- M
Hide Be Hansen
Tiernan
W. A. Everats
Ray McCumber
F. E. Jackson
E. A. McCumber
Fred Stifter
Newt Joslin
Schlutsmeyer’s
Eanellen
Bremer County Iowa treasurer annual report 1933 summary
Summary of Bremer County treasurer accounts for 1933 includes receipts and disbursements across funds such as road, schools, and emergency reserves. The report lists balances, itemized payments to patrols and labor, and numerous suppliers, with final showing of total receipts 1,052,050.47 and total disbursements 780,499.02, ending balance 271,551.45 as of December 31, 1933. The document is signed by Treasurer I. W. C. Hoth and Clerk E. H. Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Hoth
Bremer County
Iowa
Stee
Cere
Aoe
Dee
Evtnergrate Et Thiarereign—Venenances Hh
Eop Waverly
I. W. C. Hoth
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files Twenty-Five Years Ago 1909
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO January 21 1909 items recount funerals visits and news in the Leader's files. Louis Neuendorf and wife attend Herman Smiths funeral in Waverly. Miss Gertrude Schaffer visits Orient. Fred Boeckman and wife visit Gus Boeckman family. John Elkema diagnosed with tuberculosis to be sent to Iowa City sanitarium. Farm prices then listed for eggs butter potatoes veal hides hogs corn. Mrs Jacob Chapin dies in Minneapolis Kansas. Ed Jolley visits brother D E Jolly. Harry Gunsalus visits Bemidji and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Neuendorf
Waverly
Herman Smith
Gertrude Schaffer
Orient
Pete Goodenbour
Fred Boeckman
Benford
North Dakota
Gus Boeckman
John Elkema
Iowa City
Jacob Chapin
Minneapolis
Kansas
Ed Jolley
South Dakota
D. E. Jolly
Harry Gunsalus
Bemidji
Minnesota
Tonne Son Undergoes Appendectomy At Local Hospital
Clarence Tonne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tonne living south of town, was operated on at the local hospital Monday evening for appendicitis. After an elapse of several weeks four new cases of scarlet fever, all…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tonne
Louis Tonne
Town Homes Hit by Light Form Breaks
In light forms, houses of H. J. Hankner Fred Warnke and Joe Sien were broken into, with the Will Lohmann home also affected in the country. August Pieper and family moved their furnishings into a residence opposite Clasen hospital and plan Tripoli as their new home. Wm Redeman of Guttenberg and his brother Alfred of Waverly stayed with sister-in-law Emma Redeman earlier in the week. Martha Plagens and brother Herman Plagens and Mrs. Wm Schultz traveled to Rochester Friday for an occulist consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hankner
Fred Warnke
Joe Sien
Will Lohmann
August Pieper
Frederika
Clasen Hospital
Tripoli
Wm. Redeman
Guttenberg
Iowa
Alfred
Waverly
Emma Redeman
Martha Plagens
Herman Plagens
Wm. Schultz
Rochester
Five years ago obituaries and prices in January 1929
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Ernest Hoppenworth in Douglas township and Mrs. Carl Bull in Strawberry Point, both due to illness in early January 1929, along with Rev. John Andrew Meyer and Sophia Kuhrt's funeral attendances. Farm prices listed for January 16, 1929 include eggs, poultry, hogs, veal, and other products with stated per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hoppenworth
Douglas Township
Carl Bull
Strawberry Point
John Andrew Meyer
Wm. Dohrmann
Henry J. Moehling
Brighton
Colo
Sophia Kuhrt
Local Social Notes From Potter Siding Residents
Miss Renetta Zander visits Tripoli at aunt Mrs Herman Zander’s home. Several neighbors drop by, with Wood details and calls at Kuker and Redies households. Grippe illnesses noted for Adela Lohmann and Mrs Fred Lohmann. subscription asks if due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renetta Zander
Tripoli
Herman Zander
Dick Kirchhoff
Louie Schwartz
Ernest Hooper
Wm. Kuker
Louie Brown
Mr. Bravener
Elmer Thurm
August Fredericks
Martin Magneson
Emil Town
Martin Magneso
August Kuker
Walter
Frederika
Lavern Goodenbour
Ernest Redies
Fred Lohmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sat—Bomm
R. W
Joel Brown
Sons For Poor
Bartlett . Co. B. O'Toole
Dickman Lumber For Poor
Geo
Lou Smith Morris Jacobs Diercks
Wernold Age
Donohue
Mary
Help County Auditor’s Office
Drexler
Joe
Supplies Co. Home
Ducker, Wm
Claim
Epeneter, F. J
County Home Medical Aid
Wille
Tal
H., Mile
Franklin
Albert salvage _ Gerlach
Goodenbour
Peterseer
Grover
R. A
Erne
Arnold Jenser
C. Lamper
Guthart Bros
August Schrage Hagenbuch W
Hazlett
J. Y
Helmecke
A. B
Herrs
Higley Chemical Co
Killman, F. J
Ton Mercantile Co
Wm, Brown
S. E. Swinton
Ee Fuenemuller
County Home Oo
Tuntington Lab. Inc
Supplies Co
Jenkins-Fergeman
Kaiser, Geo. J
Artman Lind Ser
Kane
Kappmeyer
Marena
Keough
J. F
Kingsley M. M
Justice
Crawford
Eres
Kirchhoff
Nannie Stange Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Koch Bros
Korte
Leona
Fred Sommers
Mid-Continental Petroleum Corp
Gas County
Mooney
W. H
McAloon & McAloon
Geo. Brown
A. C. Smith
Wildebur
McCormick - Deering
Supp County
McDonald
J. H
Sal
Schnurstein
Herman
Wilko Perot
Mildred E
Sorg
Louis Neuendorf F. L. Schnurstein Supplies Co
Home Sparks
F. R
Insane Commission
Standard Oil Co
Tripoli Leader
Tripoli Mercantile Co
Wierth Printing Co
Waterloo-Decorah Line
Waverly Democrat
Waverly Electric Shop
Waverly Lumber Co
Swehla
Isabelle Bessmer Welch
M. Tiernan
Fred Rather
M. B. Galbraith
Isabelle Bessmer
Barney Phelps
Persih
W. H. Hakenward Wohlsein
John
Weed
Wolter
T. B. Salvage Zoller
Dell
Park
Koch
F. C
Fee Stufflebeam
Schoof
W. J
Droste
A. F
Mensing
Schaeffer
CBO
Heineman
Chapman
Homan
Ernest
Ness Bahiman
Allied Dealers Co
Allie-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Ashbrenner
Robert
Advanced
Austin-Western Co
Behren
Brayton
Steve
Cassaday
Central States Power Light Corp
Channon, H. Co
W. S
Coddington & Laird
Fee
Achsee Renersee
Gierke-Robinson Co
Globe Machinery and Supply Co
Haffner Geo., & Sons
Plies , Halwey, Herbert, Rodman
Hawkeye Maintenance Co
Hay
Arthur
Iowa Culvert Co
Iowa Machinery Co
Suplie
Iowa Mfg. Co
Koeberle-Heyer
Lau, Henry
Lauer, J. Q
Lobeck
Patrolman
Lusenhop
G. C
Niewahner
A. H
Kingsley
Raymond
Moeller
Alvin
Graderman
Wilharm
Fred
Waskow
Reinhart
H. F
Pries
Art
Chestnut
Labor
Cuffell
Floyd
Farr
Harry
Taber
Ray
Hagen
Henry
Bodeker
Quarry Foremer Openiirst
Saco Mee
Meyers
Mid - Continental
Peroleum Corporation
Midway Grocery
Mishler
A Ee
I Keown
Mullen
Mack
Victor
Olson
Hunt
Kuepker
Rinehart Floyd
Rowray
David
Micher
Anthony
Schaeffer, Wm
Vereee
Kuhrt
Domestic Animal Drainage Assessments Corporation
Balance
Heine
Verner
Dietz
Lewis
Kroll
Seehase
Sell
C. K
Patrol
Hoppenworth
A. C
Patrol- Moins
Edwin
Waterloo Construction Co
Burr Eagn
Waverly Auto Wrecking Co
Sup- Engerten
Wente, Elmer
West Motor Sales
Construction Fund Town Concrete
Caterpillar
Ene Moeller
Evalue
Mtsbue
Ante Eeer
W. C. Hoth
E. H. Brandt
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