City Council Proceedings April 3 1933
The newly elected Mayor Whelan and Council met at noon in the Council Chamber. Bond and oath of Mayor-elect filed. Oath administered to Gaarde Kilgore Green Mickelson and Johnston. Informal ballot elected R O Clark City Clerk with a $2000 bond and $135 monthly salary. Oath administered to Clark. Public Works candidates Lin ke Todd Fagre Brow Hawk filed. Linke elected Public Works with $195 monthly. City Attorney formal ballot results Johnston 3 Kennedy 2. Johnston elected and sworn in. Ivy Hepp Deputy City Clerk appointed with $1000 bond and $90 monthly. City Treasurer elect J H Orvis bond fixed at $5000 and filed. Meeting adjourned to 7:30 PM.
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Whelan
Kilgore
Green
Gaarde
Mickelson
Johnston
Board of
M. K. Whelan
H. A. Gaarde
C. F. Kilgore
R. H. Green
Carl Mickelson
Alex Johnston
R. ©. Clark
W. L. Todd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oscar Fagre
H. O. Brow
C. E. Hawk
P. V. Linke
F. J. Kennedy
Wm. S. Johnston
Wm. S Johnston
Ivy Hepp
J. H. Orvis
W. G. Nichols
T. B. Flindt
Kigore
Mary Hudson
Fred Ehlers
Estherville City Council Reorganizes departments and appoints
City of Estherville council in regular session approves police force appointments with $100 monthly salaries and swears in officers. Also confirms city light and gas plant staff salaries, appoints matron, janitor, and fire chief. City favors resolutions on depositories and fund handling with $100,000 limits and naming Emmet County State Bank and Iowa Trust & Savings Bank as designated depositories.
Estherville approves sale of city property to Harry Sims
On April 12 1933 Estherville City Council adopted a resolution to sell East seventy five feet of lots six seven and nine of Block Three Hillcrest Addition to Harry Sims for fifty dollars The mayor and city clerk to furnish an abstract of title and deed upon full payment The council majority voted aye with no nays and the clerk presented bills for approval.
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Eliza M. Welsh
Gaarde
Kilgore
Green
Johnston
Mickelson
Hillcrest
Estherville
Iowa
Harry Sims
Greenaye
City Bank Depository Designation In Estherville
Resolution by Estherville Iowa City Council dated January 3 1928 designates Emmet County State Bank of Estherville as depository for public funds with fixed limit of 100000.00 and mentions Iowa Trust Savings Bank of Estherville in related provisions.
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Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Senate
Emmet County State Bank
Emmet County
J. H. Orvis
Estherville
Iowa
E. H. Hanson
R. O. Clark
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank of Esther
Sunday Dinner Suggestions for a Spring Menu
Sunday dinner ideas focus on economical, well balanced meals using varied condiments. The article notes affordable vegetables like string beans peas cabbage and celery alongside fruits such as strawberries oranges and rhubarb. It highlights poultry beef pork and lamb as reasonable market options and presents three budget friendly menus from Quaker Maid Kitchen.
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Quaker Maid Kitchen
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Emernet County
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