Electric franchise petition filed for Washington County Iowa
The Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware Centerville Iowa petitions the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a franchise to erect rise and maintain poles wires towers cables and other fixtures to conduct electricity for lighting power and heating. The proposed transmission line would operate 2300 volts and run along and across public lands highways streams and private lands described in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Washington County
Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware
Centerville
Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commisson
Towa
Said Township
Iowa Commerce Commission Sets Hearing on Franchise Petition
The Iowa State Commerce Commission fixed February 23 1944 at 10 o clock am. in Des Moines for a hearing on a proposed franchise grant with directives for written objections at least five days prior. The notice lists locations, parties and required representations for the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Said Township
Range
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Towa
Aet
B. M. Richardson
David B. Long
Carl W. Reed
Geo. L. McCaughan
Desa Moines
Iowa
East Highland Notes Close to February d Social Roundup
East Highland reports visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mineer Leona and Orville Hill with Elmer Kolosiek farm move logistics. Local activity mentions Gary Murphy returning to school and Matt Nunnally helping cut logs for Edd Lewis with Edgar hauling to J E Swailes yard. Families Dvorak Wolford Nath Roy Taylor shopped Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mineer
East Highland
Leona
Shafter Walker
Orville Hill
Elmer Kolosiek
George Longquist
Henry Prymek
Frankie J. Mincer
R. A. Stolley
Gary Murphy
Matt Nunnally
Edd Lewis
Edgar
Fred Lear
Frankie Minecer
James Dvorak
Bryce Wolford
Anne Nath
Roy Taylor
Brighton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Ruth Gowey of Des Moines spent several days last week with her father Don Gowey and grandparents the Terry Goweys. Kosmer Borkoski was a Washington caller Friday. Don Gowey and family were Fairfield callers Saturday. Roman Borkoski and Leslie Turnipseed families visited nearby relatives yesterday and Ralph Waggoner from west of Washington visited the Borkoski home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
Ruth Gowey
Des Moines
Don Gowey
Terry Gowey
Kosmer Borkoski
Washington
Fairfield
Roman Borkoski
Leslie Turnipseed
South English
Ralph Waggoner
Roman Storkoski
Golden Clasp Sunday Weekly Reflections
A reflective line notes how Golden Clasp Sunday serves to bind together the week, invoking Longfellow as the source of the idea of continuity and unity through time. The quote frames a civic or cultural rhythm.
Prevent Mildew With Proper Ventilation and Dryness
Mildew grows where closets stay damp and poorly aired. Molds need moisture and specific temperatures to thrive, so keep living spaces well ventilated, aired, and lighted to reduce growth.
Minerals From Soil Affects Vegetables and Crops
The text explains how soil mineral levels determine vegetable mineral content and vitamin levels. It notes that deficient soil can delay maturity and may cause crop loss from early frost.
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Tire Service
Jacobs’ Tire & Radio Service
West
Washington St
Coffee Hills Bros
Chase & Sanborn
Perene
Wheaties Breakfast of Champions
Brown
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Bac Soc
Golden Grain
Sunshine Hi Ho
Ius
Kellogg's
Florida
Ibs
Lesauce Yc
Vic
Mez
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Lux
Werner
John Shields
Raymond Timmerman
R. G. Wessler's Blacksmith Shop
North Marion
Iowa City
Vera Jean Lewis
Kenneth Garwood
Marie Swailes
Earl Marshall
Albert Novy
Richard Skala
Pearl Rummelhart
Clementine
Anna Rath
Mary Dvorak
Donald Rath
Mary Weber
Beulah Weber
Lucile
Kenneth
Alvah Heck
Matilda Bruegge
Cedar Rapids
Wendl Sou
Harry V. Miller
Madison
Thornton & Miners
Daniels
Stewart
Auto & Tractor Shop
Gabardine
Pia
Jeg
Omar
Champion of Freedom
Son of the
Ord Ger
Omar Wonder
Omar Incorporated
Omaha
Nebraska
Denver
Benteco Super Market Lytle’s Grocery
Oetten Seed Company
Thomassen’s
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