County board proceedings summary shows expenses and payrolls
The county board approved numerous expenses and payrolls including Myrtle Dollmire and Eva Farr accounts, special deputy payments, juvenile court and road fund costs, and county building repairs. Notable items include Orphan's Home care, Underwood Typewriter rental, Waterloo service bills, and extensive road crew disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dollmire
Expense
Mome
Waverly
Chygier
Myrtle Dollmires
Nes
Eva. Farr
Dorse
G. Greenup
Bute
W .Bell Tele. Co. Probation Office
EE Betric
Diehl
Shrdilu Underwood ‘Typewriter. Co
Western Union Tele. Co
Fore Orphan's. Home
Ware
Care of
Edward Mfg
Chris Hansen
Mockle + Co
AIL
John Gante Construction Co
St. Moesd
Marek’ & Levin
M. Berkley
T. Glessner
Public ‘Service
JW. Bell Tel. Co
Wateroo Paint & Glass. Co
Ge Inc
Waterloo” Paint & Glass Co
Waterloo Paint Ae Glass” Co
Waterloo “Water Works
Service Ee Ioua
Public. Service Co
Bandit Sheriff Henry Plummer Recalls Vivid Frontier Era
Virginia City Mont Sept 19 The tale of Henry Plummer the sheriff who led a vast bandit gang in the 1860s is recounted from interviews with survivors and mining town records. The article describes his double life, alleged murders, vigilante justice, and his eventual hanging along with several followers. It notes a 100-man gang, 102 murders linked to the gang, and the Alder Gulch gold boom that drew many westward to Montana. Sheriff Plummer used charm to bolster his cover and directed road agents and informants until his downfall sparked the Vigilantes. The piece also lists a series of financial amounts recorded, followed by minutes of a local board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Mont
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Henry Plummer
Montana
America
Arthur Chapman
Plummer
Alder Gulch
Chapman
Elks Magazine
Bob
Primmer
George Lane
George
George Ives
Bhim
Yager
Plant Network of Child Aid Bureaus Thruout Iowa
Des Moines Sept 19 With the object of organizing a network of local child caring bureaus throughout 99 Iowa counties the Iowa Children's Home Society with headquarters at Des Moines plans district offices in major cities Mason City hosts a committee surveys in Sioux City Waterloo and Cedar Rapids field representatives survey other regions the society cares for and places neglected and helpless children in supervised homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Moines
Iowa
Iowa Children's Home Society
Headquar
Ters
Mason City
Sioux City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Road Cutoff Step Taken Between Waterloo and State Teachers College
The story reports the first step by the board of supervisors to open a new shortened gravel road between Waterloo and Cedar Falls, linking Waterloo to the Iowa State Teachers College area near the old Rownd place. A 150-name petition and a $500 bond initiate proceedings. a county auditor appointee will view the route and prepare engineering notes. The process spans three to four months with hearings, appraisers, and possible district court appeals for land values. Objections come from Cedar Valley Fair directors and Cedar Falls business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
State Teachers’ College
Rownd’ Place
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Orange Township
Esher
District Court
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Business Men of
Northeast Iowa Girls Pledged to Sororities
Pledge lists announced by sororities at the University of Iowa in Iowa City late Saturday included Kappa Delta Florence Gabriel Waterloo Ellynne Cedar Falls Delta Delta Delta Ruth Giles Waverly Zeta Tau Alpha Helen Schmidt Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa’ City
Kappa Delta
Florence Gabriel
Waterloo
Ellynne
Cedar Falls
Delta Delta Delta
Ruth Giles
Waverly
Zeta Tau Alpha
Helen Schmidt
Dysart
Converts Reported At Local Church Revival
Reports show three conversions during last night’s service led by Rev. M. E. Long. He has been countering daily acts around Jefferson Street, with growing interest. services will continue each night as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EK. Long
Jeffeseon Street
Freshmen Class Named at Cornell College Mount Vernon
The freshman class of 200 at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa includes June Ferguson of 4118 Second Street, James Nauman at Becond Street East, Ruth Rickert of 314 Rebel Avenue, and Paul Whiteford of Waterloo. They will begin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June’ Ferguson
Second
James Nauman
Becond
Ruth Rickert
Rebel Avenue
Paul Whiteford
Waterloo
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
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Proceedings OF County Board
Branchorst
Wee Pi
Ana Weleeenee
Bartholomew
Waterloo Welding Co
Beary
Weisart
Yarrow
Black Hawk
CL Eral
Ato Co
Ford Aan
Stewart Tie
Vale Co
Ocutter Bdwe. Co
Glenn Catiten
Drobm ‘N& Son
B. Poster
Baxteye
Gasp
Bre
E. & Moy
Egiser
Kemp
W. C
Bossuer
Texansor
Ford
Ranta
Ee Brand
Stancaré
Co. Cesoline
Weistasd
Brothers
Berkley
Wadowland
Torq. Ee
Br Tye
Board’ of Supervisors
Henry
W. Brandt
L. Dean and
Seife
Emma L. Smith
We'-E. Seltz
Nell. B. Welres
Margaret
Eyestone
Fred G. Hart
Isabel Gaddis
F. C. Liester
John.b. Sickles
Winnie BM. Stevens
John Phillips
Nick Sondag
Don Fike
J. G. Frank
Ed Geren
A. ‘W. Buckholtz
E. R. Teeter
Bert Current
Henry Stelmer
Wm. Heinen
A. Beaumont
A. Halley
S. M. Thompson
S.M
Compton Stokes
L. L. Ford
E. H. Stubbs
Fred Chase
A. J. Hayes
John Hares
Walter Moel Yer
W. H. Zimmerman
T. Lansing
I. Blough
G. R. Wyatt
Chas. Faulkner
Raymond Wyatt
Sam Gibson
Jim Breese
AJ Strayer
J. A. Fike
Montana Frontier
Lawless
W. J. Stelmel
R. B. Myers
J. H. Banfield
Ray B. Azeltine
Clesson H. Azeltine
W. A. Wright
J. Folk
Walter Moeller
John Hayes
James McGarvey
C. L. Rousselow
I. A. Fike
Irv. Blough
Carl A. Steimel
E. R B. Teeter
KK. M. Barton
T. Dp
5Th & Jefferson
Stage
Phoebe Foster
Harold LeRoy Whitney
New York
Side Street
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Inc
Frank Brothers
Ni Siti
Willis Haugen
Biwabik
Minn
West High’ ‘School
Carleton « College
Northfield
Bradley: Polytechnic. Institute
Peoria
Ill
Biwabik High School
Cornell
Goma
Waterles
Chicago
Prem
Grand ¢ Central Station
A.J. Howard
C.Q. W. Station
Waterloo, Ta
Dotson
Dotsons
Clothcraft
Rockford
Athletic Unions
Nainsock
Terloo
Foster Coal CO
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