Emmet County Board approves drainage bonds and district changes
Emmet County Iowa board of supervisors met with J L McDonald chairing and approved a 7000 dollar 5 percent drainage bond proposal for Drainage District No 122 to mature from 1926 to 1932 with par and accrued interest plus 35 dollar premium. They also authorized delivery steps and signed terms with White Phillips Company Davenport Iowa. The meeting approved locating commissioners for Drainage District No 147 benefits on NW quarter of Section 29 99 33 and adjourned to March 6 1922. The page also notes a feature on historic hunting with a camera in Iowa and a California unincorporated association liability case with Farm Bureau road plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Board of Supervisors and Auditor
Emmet County
Davenport
White Phillips Company
D. R. Morrison
Board of Supervisors
J. L. McDonald
J. J. Klopp
White-Phillips Company
Emmet
D. D
Charles Burgess
I. J. Robinson
Wm. J. West
Rye
Roy B. Felkey
F. A. Hildreth
J. M. Cumming
Nels Anderson
F. A. Macdonald
Harmony steering by Farm Bureau Rotary Lions in Charles City
In Charles City on Washington's Birthday a joint meeting of the Farm Bureau Rotary Club and Lions Club featured speeches by the County Agent and club presidents. A banquet was provided by the Women's Guild of the Episcopal church. A resolving pledge urged cooperation and the return of a brighter era. In Cerro Gordo County County Agent O'Donnell introduced the first colt club, with youths’ curation of young horses and selection in late 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Washinton
Farm Bureau
Rotary and
Lion’s ‘Clubs
Rotary Club
Women’s Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Rcolt Club
Cerro Gordo CO
O’donnell
Cerro Gordo County
Emmet County to relocate Primary Road 9 near Estherville Spirit Lake
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors adopts a new route for Primary Road No 9 to avoid costly grade separation at the crossing with the C R I & P Ry between Estherville and Spirit Lake. The old road will be abandoned to the county system. Bids due March 16 1922 for road materials and cedar posts with a 5 percent certified check and 100 percent performance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Emmet
Dickinson
Towa
Watts Heads Chicago Farmers Co op Company
Charles H Watts is named head of the livestock selling department for Equity Co-Operative Exchange on the Chicago market effective March 1. Watts brings 27 years in cooperative and old line livestock commissions, having built Farmers' Union Commission Companies in Omaha Kansas City Sioux City St Joseph and Denver. He plans a strong Chicago operation modeled on Missouri River markets, with departmental strengthening to deliver high service at low cost. The Farmers' Co op Assns Inc incorporate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Watts
Chicago
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Farmers’ Union Commission
Omaha
Kansas City
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Watts
Farmers’ Co- Operative Commission
Co-Operative
Farmers’ Commission
Missouri River
Farmers’ Co-Op
Pull Together for Roads in Linn County Meeting
In Linn County the Farm Bureau and commercial groups gather in Cedar Rapids to push a farm to market gravel road program. Officials aim to develop a definite plan and start work this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Farm Bureau
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
County contest to award prizes at season end
The document outlines contest terms for January focusing on cost, development, records, and reports with weights of 60 20 18 and 5 percent respectively. A county show at season end will award prizes and announce winners.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Felkey
I. J. ‘Robinson
F A. Hildreth
Ree County
State Historical Society
Middle West
State
Territory
Capitol
California
Webster
San Joaquin Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Protective Association
Court of Appeals of
O. W. Henderson
Stanley
Wisconsin
Chicago Farmers Co-Op Company
J. Hansen
Libby
the Vindicators Republican Co
Is de Laval
A de Laval
de Laval
Kilgore & Klocow
Estherville, Iowa
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