County dog licenses and jail work noted in local ramblings
Bruce Cowden recalls visiting the Washington County Auditor’s Office to learn dog license stats and costs and to glimpse the new jail garage construction. He notes 2,151 licensed dogs, with 280 in Washington, and explains license fees fund damage payments to farmers for sheep and poultry losses.
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Washington County
Washington
Board of Supervisors
Dog Fund
Washington Evening Journal Masthead and Rates Notice
Washington Evening Journal lists staff including Shannon Elder and editors with offices in Washington Iowa. It details publication facts, wire service affiliations, and subscription rates for inn state and outside readers, noting carrier and mail options with prices.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Gresses Morris
J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cigarette Permit Powers Vary Between County Towns
In the county the town government issues cigarette sale permits and the revenue goes to the town treasury. The text notes a contrast with other jurisdictions and hints at differing authority structures.
County Issues Permits Across Unincorporated Areas and Towns
The county issues building and beer permits for unincorporated towns and areas outside towns with a $50 yearly fee going to the county general fund. Richmond is the lone beer license outside incorporated towns in Washington County, with a $150 fee. There are 11 cigarette licenses held by listed individuals and businesses, with expense accounts due to the county auditor within 30 days after the primary.
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Board of Supervisors
County General Fund
Washington County
Richmond
Primary Candidates Report Campaign Expenditures
Eight Republicans and one Democrat on the June 5 ballot filed expenses with the county auditor. All were unopposed and spent little, mostly for candidacy notices. Individual totals include Bourgeois 35.73, Stewart 21.14, Noonan 14.14, Snyder 15, Welte 15.65, Howell 9.79, Kyle 2.86. Miller and Glassburner spent nothing. No donations were reported. all spending came from personal funds.
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Fred Bourgeois
Lena Stewart
R. R. Noonan
Charles Snyder
Robert Welte
Will Howell
W S. Kyle
Harold Miller
Edith Glassburner
Merrimac Notes Speak of Visits and Weddings
Merrimac locals report visitors from Marshalltown Fairfield and Wayland. Dan Decker and family joined Mrs Rilla Kientz and Karen while Roger Kientz family hosted. Will Davidson Park son of Fairfield called. Roth Kauffman wedding in Wayland attended by John Baldosier Lon Hyde and Richard Hyde. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Charley Bekel. Amrine family guests with Riley family Friday evening.
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Merrimac
Dan Decker
Marshalltown
Rilla Kientz
Karen
Robert Kientz
Will Davidson
Park
Fairfield
Carl Amrine
John Baldoster
Lon Hyde
John Hyde
Richard
Roth-Kauffman
Wayland
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Department of County Business
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Aimpson Finance Co
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island Tracks
Leota Perrin
Daytonville
Hillside
John Rath
Ainsworth
Lawrence Moore
Jesse C. Meeks
Haskins
Clyde Carlin
Riverside
J. J. Fleig
Rubio
Donald Hotchkiss
Keota
Glenn E. Miller
Kalona
Arthur
Freddie
Rive
Ladies Aid
Charley Bekel
Lutheran Ladies Aid
John Baldosier
A. J. Riley
Cecil Riley
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
Herman
Shie
LA Ie
Maida
Blondie
Chic Young
Nin Ad He
U-Save
Wittmer
Ialoe
Jonathans