May 5 1919 Washington County Board minutes proceedings
The May 5 1919 meeting notes present all members. Claims approved include books supplies gas and coal, nurse and med aid costs, printing notices, repairs, provisions, and maternity. Also approved vacation claims and bond election actions plus drainage district report adoption and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Roy Libe
H.T. Carris
Joe Kolosick
County Bridge
Amlong
Usaire
Delinguec
Sam D. Miller
Walter Ledman
I Ae
C. W. Orris
John Shields & Sons
J. BK. Lantz
Waldo Wells
M. W. Wagamon
Aaron Bailey
Standard Bridge Co
Oral Davidson
Sam Neill
P. W. Davidson
Richard Freel
Standard Oil Co
Sam Oldfield
Ilospital
Elisabeth Finley
Esther Rader
Nell Hebner
George Masson
Eda Schroeder
Kate Koehler
Myrtle Kendrick
Bessie Wyse
Mamie Thompson
Persis Beal
Alice Hodson
Leila Wilson
Bessie
Olive Roberts
Lucille Martin
Blair & Son
Supplilee
Ieee
Sikke T. Brewer
Frank Brindley
Otis Brookhart
Leora Cochlin
Cook's Cafe
Sperms Sake
Sarah Davis
Red Cross Drug Co
Sherman Bros
John
Stichter
Launae Ace Wash
Telephone Co
Rent & Posee
W. W. Wilson Fuel & Ice
Wolf Floral Co
County Home
Mack Dreibelbus
Ruth Genkinger
Zenna Hopengardner
al Cross
W. P. Rawn
R. E. McFarland
E. E. Barnett
W. J. Smylie
RT & Plr
R. Co
RL & PR. R. Co
Wm. Griffin
Iowa Township
Ainsworth
Sands Bros
W. J. Little
Wilson
South
Washington
J. H. Wilson
Emeline Dodder
AL. Griffith
Washington County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
R. V. Manatt
B. C. Foster
Calibre 38 and Calibre 39 staged as suspenseful love drama
A review lauds Calibre 39 for mystery and romance, and calls Calibre 38 a striking Edgar Lewis picture with intense action. The western mining camp plot follows a captive capitalist's son aided by a courageous girl against a criminal gang, with notable performances by Mitchell Lewis Hedda Nova Mary Carr and Lola Pauzdrovna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
East
Mitchell Lewis
Hedda Nova
Mary Carr
Lola Pauzdrovna
Lewis
Senate Panel Reaches Agreement on 400000 Army Plan
Washington reports the senate military committee tentatively agreed on a provision for an army of 400,000 officers and men for the next fiscal year. The house bill before the committee cut the war department 509,000 requested to 200,000, signaling a reduced force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Senate Military Committee
House
War Department
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American Book Co
Educational Publishing Co
Hanks
Ned C. Long
Anna Dawson
Helen Squire
J. H. Squire
Nellie Wolfe
Leen
Laura E. Ingham
Rand, McNally &Co
Ginn & Co
Ferguson & Benson Co
Ala
Gas & Electric. Co
Underwood Typewriter Company
Koch Bros
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Earl Zickefoose
Wolves
J. S. Maxwell
Engin
W. A. Gibson
L. M. Meek
L. R. Schilling
Pc. Miller
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Ribbon
Hillyard Chemical Co
Soap
A. L. Griffith
Freight & Express
A. R. Miller
Mar
E. S. Coffey
E. R. Harvey
Del
Elcher & Shannon
I. Itapei Cores Esyese
Kalona Motor Co
Keuffel & Isser
Elder & Shannon
Katherine Montgomery
Post& Tolls
Yauper
Heneeee
D. Arthaud
Eliza Kilgore
Georgia Turbott
Anna Burkley
J. B. McCoy
J. A. Cunningham’s Sons
Koggtenatnd Co
Lemmon
W. H. Stephen
Aise Ainsworth Lumber Co
A. E. Sands
A. Harwood & Son
Gas & Electric Co
Frank Bandy
Drayage Siesthanes
House of Good One Board
J. A. McCall
Gas 'A. Hunter Overseer of Poor
iClyde Hillhouse
Groceries
Albert Delaney
Care
Schocker Paper Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Caroline Hays
Corm
J. N. Phillips
F. R. Feltz
Hags
J. W. Parrow
Work & mi
A. J. Morgan
Wash. City
Kalona City
W. C. White
K. C. Marr
Elesa
J. J. Benda
Geo
Tremmel
Eyestone
Oregon
ODI Ces
Viesiealidee
Cypawford Township
Equaliza- Cop
George S. Hesseltine
Homer Jackson
G. B. McClelland
J. W. Brier
Glen Conard
THE
Universalicar
Ford
Graham
Senate
Bill
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway
N.Y