Iowa road bond act seeks state debt for 1928 program
The act authorizes a one hundred million dollar state bond program to finance a comprehensive Iowa primary road system. It details surfacing specific roads, bond issuance terms, tax funding, and county bond redemptions, with voter approval required at the November 1928 election and safeguards on funds and timing. It sets maturities, interest at four percent, and supervisor procedures for selling and project oversight.
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Iowa
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State of
Fairfield
Birmingham
Neosauqua
Grandview
Columbus Junction
Washington
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Nknoxville
Indianola
Winterset
Greenfield
Hamburg
Sidney
Hillsdale
Avoca
Harlan
Denison
Odebolt
Early
Ft Judge
Manson
Storm Lake
Cherokee
le Mars
Centerville
Albia
Knoxville
Marlisle
Des Moines
Dallas Center
Guthrie Center
Hamlin
Cornell Bluffs
Lansing
Waukon
Decorah
Cresco
Osage
Manly
Forest City
Swea City
Motherville
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Rock Rapids
South Dakota Line
Larchwood
Strawberry Point
Oelwein
Waverly
Allison
Hampton
Clarion
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Linn Grove
Paullina
Orange City
Cedar Rapids
Independence
West Union
Primry
Marion
Central City
Manchester
Iso
Kiikacer
McGregor
Yoad Pv Rt
Corydon Mendariton
Grundy Center
Ames
Blairsburg
Belmond
Garner
Adel
Ogden
Ft. Dodge
Algona
Sie
Emmetsburg
Powcahontas
Rockwell City
Verry
Melwegor
Postville
New Hampton
Charles City
Mason
Pu Huque
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Webster City
Ft Dodge
Sac City
Correctionville
Sioux City
Prim Ghar
Linborn
Ida Grove
Holstein
Mariensdale
Ft. Des Moines
Des Molines
Clinton
London
Belle Plaine
Tama
Marshalltown
Nevada Noone
Jefferson
Carroll
Denisof
Missouri Valley
Counciluffs
Davenport
Town City
Marenen Kinnell
Newton
Adel Redfeld
Dexter
Adsir
Atlantic
Gatland
Council Hluffs
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Pairfeld
Ottumwa
Chariton
Osceola Preston
Corning
Red Oak
Glenwoot
Council Bluffs
Musestine
Wilton
Tipton
Stonwood
Essex
Shenandoah
Dubuque
Luxembure
Gulien
Calmar
Devvish
Minnesota Line
Arr Oak
Dike
Cedar Falls
Eldora
Montezuma
Traer
Hudson
Poone
Madrid
Keokus
Ft. Madison
Wapello
Muscatine
Dewitt
Maquoketa
Prairie City
Pella
Bloomfeld
Princeton
Comanche
Ildora
Hubbard
Anamaea
Maurokets
Charlotte
Delmar
Imar
Warneton
Notre
Iedrick
Ifrourney
Williamehure
Sam Hee
Timestead
Usar
Homestead
Amana
Fairfax
Cedar Lapids
Cascade
Anamosa Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Donnellson
Montrose
Vinton
St. Ansgar
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Secretary of State
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The Devil's Trade Mark Opens At New Graham Theatre
A dramatic entertainment with wholesome humor, The Devil's Trade Mark opens tonight at the New Graham theatre. Calvin Johnstone adapts Pedigree and Leo Meecham directs, delivering a charming screen romance with Belle Bennett in a mother role and Billy Bakewell as the hopeful son. The cast also includes William Mong Marion Douglas Patrick Michael Canning William Dacmond and Olin Francis delivering a polished production.
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FBO
New Graham Theatre
Calvin Johnston
Leo Meecham
Belle Bennett
Billy Bakewell
Hollywood
William V. Mong
Marion Douglas
Patrick Michael Canning
William Dacmond
Olin Francis
Local Notes And Visits In Noble County Communities
Mrs J A Frey and Mrs Henry Simmering families spent Sunday at the Plovd Shokley home. Clarence Goff Maynard Goff and Lucille Forbes returned from a two week Auroro Illinois trip visiting Vere Golf home. Glenn Hesser moved to Peoria. Sale of George Sato near Olds attended. Silas Zehr visiting from Manion with Mrs Peohe's relatives. Joseph Witting returned from Illinois. C Gregory family left for Michigan. John Bigham and wife back from Ohio and Washington DC. Ronald Edward Johnson and Carl Johnson family returned from Mt Pleasant hospital. Nicalsen children visited Frey home. Silo filling underway. pleasant weather. Arthur Mitchell visited Urfa Illinois. Joseph Mast and wife at Wm Wenger. Albert Bohn visiting from Manson and Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hesser
Peoria
George Sato
Olds
Silas Zehr
Manion
Peohe
Joseph Witting
Ilinois
Gregory
Michigan
John Bigham
Ohio
Washington D. C
Carl Johnson
Ronald Edward
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Nicalsen
Pleasant Plein
J. A. Frey
Arthur Mitchell
Toth
Urfa
Joseph Mast
Wm. Wenger
Albert Bohn
Manson
Wayland
Tanlac Promises Energy and Appetite in Burlington Testimonial
Mrs Hazel Loose of 216 Barrett St Burlington Iowa says Tanlac restored her energy appetite and weight after headaches nervousness and indigestion. She gained 17 pounds and feels peppy. Tanlac is claimed to aid digestion constipation gas and general weakness with no mineral drugs and herbs. It costs less than two cents a dose with money back if it doesn’t help.
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Hazel Loose
Barrett St
Burlington
Tanlac
Grace Meeks and John Yeggy wed at St Marys church
Grace Meeks daughter of Mr and Mrs J Meeks and John Yeggy son of Mr and Mrs George Yeggy married at St Marys church Riverside Sept 19 at 8 am. Rev B Jacobsmeier officiated. Attendants Miss Viola Geret and Joel Yeegy. Couple to honeymoon in Nebraska and Colorado and reside on groom’s farm west of town.
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Riverside
Grace Meeks
John Yeggy
George Yeggy
St. Mary's Church
Rev. B. Jacobsmeier
Viola Geret
Joel Yeegy
Bes
Follesville
Nebraska
Colorado
Gray Threshing Co elects officers at annual meeting
The Gray Threshing Company held its annual meeting at the Gray school house Monday evening electing Theo Oriez as president George Hopp ing as vice president William Longer as secretary and Wes Finch as treasurer with T D Hoxworth as manager Chas Longer hul ls clover for Ved Berger Mr and Mrs Lewis Rath and daughter Tris visited Mrs Green at Coneville Jim Baird will start filling his silo Thursday Geo Nicholson bought a Ford from Sam Lambert Ralf Hoxworth spent Sunday at Prighton Rev Clapp formerly of Chicago will preach at Eureka church after October first Eureka community welcomes his arrival.
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GRAY
Gray Threshing Co
Gray School House
Theo Oriez
George Hopping
Wm. Longer
Wes Finch
T. D. Hoxworth
Chas. Longer
Ved Berger
Lewis Rath
Tris
Geo. Nicholson
Sam Lambert
Ralf Hoxworth
Prighton
Clapp
Chicago
Here
Eureka Church
Eureka
Rev. Clapp
Tragic Detroit Infant Drowns In Porch Water
A fifteen month old boy, Dick Ross, died in Detroit after his mother briefly lost sight of him in the front yard. He was found facedown on the back porch with water in a five gallon container, drowning. The incident underscores dangers of household chores and child supervision.
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Dick Ross
Detroit
Cupper
Notice of Probate of Will in District Court Iowa
State of Iowa Washington county eightS No. 5905 1928 to all whom it may concern you are hereby notified that an instrument of writing purvof writing probate in district court is pending and the will of the deceased is to be probated by the court notice and process will be issued as required by law for the hearing on the matter and all persons entitled to notice may appear and contest the will as provided by statute
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Petrie CouNnty Pridiary Tech
T. Amd
Primmary Roads
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
State High Way Commission
Auditor of State
Treasurer of State
Iown
Side
Executive Council
Pricr
Executive Counel Shell Ana Illy
Elmnot
Fords Teon Uris Jung
State Department of Justice
Supreme Court of Laws
Iowa
General Assembly
G. A. Ed. M. Smith
Secretary of
Hearing Set For Last Will And Testament Of Wencil Beranek
Probate notice states the last will of Wencil Beranek, deceased, dated August 7 1924, was filed and set for hearing September 27 1928 at 9:00 A M in the District Court at Washington Iowa, before the Clerk, all interested parties must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated.
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Wencil Beranek
Washington
Iowa
District Court
PD. C. Kilgore
Local Buyers Visit Farm Supply in Busy Week
Orville Caldwell stopped by last Thursday for Farmer's Best Salt. Mrs. E. L. Rouse visited Friday for bulbs. Mrs. W. A. Anderson came in last Friday for Sargent's Cha: Feed. Alfred Fricson of Olds browsed Iowa Pride Mineral on Saturday.
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Orville Caldwell
W. A. Anderson
Sargent
Alfred Fricson
Olds
Iowa Pride Mineral
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Maynard Goff
Lucille Forbes
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Washington County
Ceora Chance
North Weller Street
Washington, D. C
Miss Chance
Iowa Success School
Ottum
Towa
Tucker & Eicher
White Way
Washington, Iowa
Warren's Seed Store
Lowa
Hayes Flemming
Dr. Hess
Harry Dye
Harry
Frank Shebeck
Dr. Hess Pana- Cch
Mrs. Mollie Therion
Henry Miller
Stock Mineral
Warren’s Seed Store
Washington, Lowa
West Side
Howard
Gardner
20Th Century Tonic
E. L. Rouse