Unique Experience of a City Assessor
A veteran assessor recalls a day in X when residents eagerly listed taxable valuables from jewelry to pianos and homes, each insisting on full valuation. The dream ending reveals the episode as a cautionary tale about a supposed dream and the rush of vitamin supplement hype.
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Russia
U.S. A
Jinks
Vitamin easy to find but hard to find out
An early exploration of vitamins and yeast as a rich source, highlighting Casimir Funk’s naming of vitamin and the rise of interest in yeast as a health remedy. It notes the shift from home cures to medical endorsement and lists conditions yeast vitamin is claimed to help, including hair growth.
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Casimir Funk
Local notes from Dunnell and area in March 1910
A Dunnell community column reports spring garden harvests with radishes and onions planted March 2 1910 and first radishes in April. Obituary news notes Adolph Peterson's father died, and funeral travel from Dunnell to Ruthven. Visitors include T E Vaughtan from Guthrie Minn at Maplehurst Farm and H W Woods attending a Republican convention in Fairmont. A cemetery tag day at Dunnell market raised over 83 dollars. A banker from Estherville declined a tag purchase. Harold Peters welcomed a baby boy in Jefferson Iowa. Local meetings include Live Stock Shipping Association with participants Linder Linus Peterson and C R Silcox in Fairmont, and corn shipment plans by Herman Stade aiming for 1800 bushels for better price in Dunnell. Farmers Cooperative Elevator thanked. Dunnell Live Stock Shipping Association annual meeting set for March 30 at Applequist's hall with I B Johnson of St Paul as speaker. Chas Brandt and Paul Hartman hosted Sunday dinner.
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Adolph Peterson
Mr. Peterson Anf
Auto Point
T. E. Vaughtan
Guthrie
Minn
Maplehurst Farm
Ruthven
Iowa
H. W.woods
Fairmont
Cemetery Association
Dunnell
Estherville
Harold Peters
Jefferson
Albie Linder
C. Linus Peterson
C. R. Silcox
Live Stock Shipping Association
Herman Stade
Huntington
Farmers’ Co- Operative
Dunnell Live Stock Shipping Association
Applequist’s
I. B. Johnson
St. Paul
Chas. Brandt
Paul Hartman
High Priced Corn Almost A Certainty In 1922 Reserve
Des Moines March 20 1922 Special: Government crop survey digest by Col Leon W Ainsworth says farmers rapidly disposing corn may exhaust the national reserve before 1922 marketing. Corn disappearance this winter outpaces prior years. 300 million bushels sold in four months. On March 1 farm reserves total 1 899 688 000 bushels for all grains 1 313 000 000 bushels corn with a 251 000 000 drop from last year. Oats reserves fall to 404 461 000 bushels and wheat to 181 138 000. Export clearances rise while domestic disappearance exceeds prior two years by over 30 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leon ‘W. Ainsworth
Corn
Ainsworth
United States
Proceedings of the Emmet Palo Alto Counties Board Meeting
The March 16 1922 joint ahearings for Drainage District No 17 and related bids notes hear objections by listed trustees and parties. The board adjourned to April 6 1922 and April 3 1922 for subsequent actions.
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Estherville
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Palo Alto
Emmet
Hans Westergaard
Joe Kliegel
L. J. Mulroney
Albert Steiner
John Rehm
Emmet County
Wm. J. West
Roy" B. Felkey
I. J.robinson
F. A. Hildreth
W. L. Krieger
Emmet and
Palo Counties
M. J. Tindall
Jack Creek Township
Buck Brothers
M. J. Groves
James Welsh
John Welsh
Amund Amundson
O. K. Berven
J. P. Mulroney
H. J. Fink
Ida Wahlcheck
E. D. Beatty
McBride & Sidmore
A. N. Anderson
Nels Bortint
State
T. B. Knudson
Frank Rezac
J. H. Wilson
Ed Peterson
Joint Board
J. L. McDonald
Roy B. Felkey
I. J. Robinson
Harker- Beauman Co
Wheeler Lumber Bridge & Supply Co
Wheeler Lumber Bridge& Supply Co
Notice of suit against Farmers State Bank in Emmet County
Bankers Life Company files a petition in the District Court of Iowa for Emmet County seeking $12,795.60 plus interest and costs from P. J. Tierney Mary M. Tierney Kay Brown and R. M. Butler tied to a December 1920 note to Guarantee Mortgage and Finance Company. the filing, dated August term 1922, requires appearance by March 17, 1922 and outlines charges including accrued interest and abstract costs.
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District Court of
Iowa
Emmet County
Farmers State Bank
Richland County
North Dakota
P. J. Tierney
Mary M. Tierney
Kay Brown
R. M. Butler
Reas
Foreclosure of Iowa Mortgage in Emmet County Suit
Plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a mortgage covering parts of Sec tion 21, Township 100, Range 34, Emmet County Iowa recorded in Book 49 page 613. Defendants Kay Brown and R M Butler allegedly assumed payment in the 1921 deed. Equity of redemption to be barred. default warned if no defense by Aug 2, 1922 at Estherville Court.
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Emmet County
Iowa
Recorder
Kay Brown
R. M. Butler
Estherville
Said County
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