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THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA~/KEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
ThursdaY,
Proceedings Of The
Board of Supervisors
APRIL SI~ION. 194I
State of Iowa)
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Com,t~ of Ltun)
Ccdar Rapids. Iowa
April 15. 1941
The Board of Supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment, all members being pre-
sent. j
On motion by Supervisor ~sevell. eeeo~i-
ed by Supervisor Petty, the minutes of
the meeting ol April 8, 1941 were approv-i
ed as read. All members voting "Aye"
thereon.
On motion by Supervisor Beeson, seeond-
ed by Supervisor Petty. the following
resoluton wa~ adopted, all members pot-
ing "Aye" thereon.
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF LINN COUNTY. IOWA:
That It is ordered notice to depart, as
provided by Chapter 189.4 of the 1939
Code of Iowa. to prevent the acquiring of
a settlement in this county, be served upon
each of the following named persons, to-
wit:
HARWARD. Harold. 827-~5th Ave. S. E
Cedar Rapids.Iowa. (Wapell0
County)
Ions
Jack
On motion by Supervisor Seevell. eecond-
ed by Supervisor Beeeon, the Chairman of
the Board was authorized to enter into
extension of lease with Arehle Berryhill
executed under date of July 12, 1940 at
a monthly rental of $10.00 per month
for a period of 12 months, effective as of
January 15, 1941. All members voting
"Aye" thereon.
On motion by Supervisor Seevell, seeend
ed by Supervisor Petty. the following re-
solution was adopted, all members voting
"Aye" t hereon RESOLE,FION
WHEREAS, Linn County. Iowa. now
holds certificate of purchase acquired at
tax sale held on January 0th. 193~ made!
under the provisions of ~eetion 7255. 1935:
Code of Iowa. for the following described
premises, to-wit:
Lot 5. Block 9, Daniel's Railroad Ad-
dition, Marion City, Iowa.
Tax Sale Certificate No. 372-PB
WHEREAS,notice of expiration of tim~
for redemption from said sale evidenced
bY said certificate has been duly served
as provided by law. and more than ninety
days from the completed service thereof
have expired and it is now desired that
a t~x deed be taken as provide,t by Section
7284. 19~5 Code of iowa, i
NOW. THEREFORe. BE IT RESOLVED
by the Board of Supervisors of Linn
Collnty, Iowa, in regular adjourned se.~sion
that the County Auditor Is hereby author-
Ized and directed to return said certificate
of onrehase above referred to. now h~ld
by Ltnn Cr, unty. low~. to the County
Treasurer snd take tax deed for said prop-
erty to Linn County. Iowa, to be held hY
said County under the p:ovisions of Sec-
tion 10260-01. fOR5 ~9d~ at laws
On motion by Supervisor Beeson. second-
ed by Supervisor Seeve]l. the County AudL
or w~s authorized to a~slgn the fo' lowmf
Tax Sale Certificate in lhe amount of
taxes due with interest and penalty there.
on on date of aRsignment. All members
voting "Aye" thereon:
Certificate No. 784 PB "lax 8ale of
January 6, 1936, assign to Mrq. Paul
Hanson.
On motion by Supervisor Petty. second-
ed by Supervisor Seevell, the following
resolutinn was adopted, all members vot-
ing "Aye" thereon:
KI~8OLIYI'ION
BE IT RE~OLVRD by the Board of
Supervisors of Linn County. Iowa. acting
pursuant to the Powers granted by Section
3597 of the Code of Iowa. that upon pay-
ment of the sum of $128.80 by the guard.
Ion of Henry Roiman, an incompetent.
formerly a patient at the State Hosoitai
for the Insane, Independence. Iowa, any
existing lien against Lot 8, Block 1 Ellis
Park Addition to Cedar Rapids. is dis-
charged and satisfied: said board, however
reserving all other rights to enforce pay-
ment of said patient's cost of mainten-
ance at ssid institution as set out at Page
1765 of the County Auditor's State Insti-
tution Ledger.
On motion by Supervisor Beeson. second-
ed by Supervisor Seeve]l, the County Audit-
or is hereby authorized to place the name
of Stanley Jonas as Deputy Probation offic-
er on the salary Ledger in the amount of
$125.00. effective as of April 15, 1941 as
approved by Judge Harry Johnson. All
members voting "Aye" thereon.
The county Engineer having submttted
estimated cost of the installation of corru.
gated Steel Culvert Pipe to be installed bY
W. P. A. lsbor of the following described
bridge. The estimate was approved and ord-
ered placed on file and the work authorized
to be done. All members voting "Aye"
thereon.
Bridge 1 o. 1923. located in ~ctlon 8-
8~-fl, e~tlmated cost $274.80.
The Connty Engineer having mlh~nltt~d
e~tlmated costs of reflooring Bow gtrin~
Snsn and High Trn.s Span of the following
destined bridge. The estimate was aDnrov-
ed sod ordered nla~ on file sod the
work authorized to be done. All mcmber~
votlnl" '*Aye" thereon :
Brtdg~ No. 19 0. loeateA in Seottnn 17-
S4.R. estimated cost $1079.$0.
~n motion bY Supervisor Petty. ~ond-
ed by Supervisor Seevel]. 2:00 P. M Aorll
29. 1941 was the time sod date set for
receivtna" blds for the resnrfaeln~ of
County Trunk Road "S" and the County
Auditor was authorized tO publish rmtlce
thereef. At1 member# voting "Aye" there-
On.
Fo~ ~omestea~ Tax Credits allowed ref-
erene~ I~ made tn snnltcatton~ Nos. ~P~.~
tn ~TRS 1nolo.Ire e~centtmr Nn~. 3302.
4091. 4.~49. 4504. 46Yt9 and .~.520. ~I.0 an
file tn th# Womestes~ Tax Credit Re,rioter
nnd~r thl~ d~t~.
CLALMS AIA,OWEn
AJmbulanee Service. service con-
tract $ 168.66
Ambulance Service Co, poor trans 26.00
AI's Furniture. poor stove 6.1~
louis
Electric
Liqht d
Potuer [o
Adams Dr F W. poor reed aid 2.00
Arctic Coal Co, poor fuel 4.59
Andrew Alexander, poor rent 10.00
Auld H M, poor rent 10.00
A & P Grocery, poor prop 78.06
A & P Grocery. poor prop 9.18
Allieks GrocerY, poor prop 16.02
A & L GrocerY. poor prop 6.12
Andreas & Son R P, poor fuel 8.16
A & P Grocery, sol relief prop 9.18
Allis-Chalmere Mfg Co equip rprs 4.07
Auto Electric Shop. equip rprs 37.39
Armature Service Co, equip rprs 17.00
Armature Service Co. O'Seor car
exp 4,59
Armstrong H 8. clerk ore suppl/as 0.50
Bagiey W G C, consumers use tax 44.25
Brewer George. Assessing Jackson
Township ~54.79
Blaine Vera, Assessing Bertram 69.89
Beranek A J. Assessing Boulder
255.4~
Beranek A J, dog enumeration 11.90
Bertram Township, Bd of review 18.00
Boulder Township, Bd of review 16.00
Baker Paper Co, Ct. Hoe mlppltes 23.41
Beatty Mortuary, poor burial 65.65
Booth Dr C N. poor med aid 4.00
Block Co W G, poor fuel 99.33
Butters Grocery. poor prop 87.44
Big Shoe Store, poor shoes 41.03
Bokerneys Service. O'seer car exD 3.71
Block Coal Co W G. sol relief
fuel 8.12
Briners f~rocery sol relief Orov 7.34
Buffalo Township. Bd of review 8~.00
Brown Township, Bd of review 18;00
BeaUty Mortuary, poor burial ~5.65
Boston Stnro. ~wtnr pro| 134.8fl
Bntterfteld Dr A R, poor reed
aid 4.50
~arron Motor Tnc, En~ ear exD
& o~r e~ lq4 1,q
1~Jl Co J~mes W. equt~ ear# 77.64
Bersnek G A. read msint ~.88
Bokorneys Service. equip rnra 29.fl.q
Collins ]~ R dust enumeration 14.80
Cook F F. As~sing Maine
Township 279.00
Co]ltn~ F B. Assessing Brown
Township 27~.83
Cedar l~ptds, City of. diet &
care of Co Prisoners 07.0,5
C R C~ean Towel Service, Ct Hoe
supplies 8.18
Carney Typewriter Co. O'seer
roach rpre 7.00
C R Clean Towel Service, food
stamp acct 1.75
C R Gas Co, poor gas service ~t.~5
City Wa'~r Works. poor water
service 1.02
Champlain Refining Co. poor fuel
oil 9.00
Cook & Wilson, poor clothing 1.T2
Choteborsky James. poor rent 10.00
Challod Frank. poor rent I0.00
Coufal Frank. poor rent 25.00
Cente~ Point Da/rY, poor prop 3.26
Corner Grocery. poor prop 4.08
Castle Bros. poor fuel 68.85
Central Park Fuel Co, poor fuel 255.11
City Water Works. poor water
service 2.92
C R Gas Co Jail gas service 6,55
C R Police Dept. orin~inal invest 9.54
C R I & P Ry Co. sol relief trans 13.01
Central City News-Letter, pub
proc 22,57
C R Auto Supply Co. Eng ear exp
& equip rpre 84.63
Central City, Town of, shop water
sere/co 1.56
Cach Glass & Paint Co Frank.
equip rprs 4.83
Davis Leo, dog enumeration 4.30
Davis Leo. Assessing Central City 24~.00
Donner Frank M. C R Assessor
salary 30.00
Darragh J W, Jail rprs 15.33
Dows Dairy, poor prop 4.09
Doolittle & Co A A, your rent 10.0~
Diamond Bros No. 3. poor prop 8.16
Duster Bros Grocery. sol relief
prow 2.36
Dahn C H, Assessing Lisbon 233.23
Dahn C H, dog enumeration 3.30
Domer et al Tom. gopher bounty 35.90
Duree William, Jail supplies 6.00
Flitsch G F, Assessing Alburnett 64.24
Family Shoe Store. poor shoos 9.62
Freeman Reed. poor rent 10.00
Flock Anna poor rent 10.00
Franks & Sons. poor fuel 44.37
Fishwild & Son R, poor prey 18.36
Farah Food Market ~,oor prey 4.28
Fritz Food Mkt. poor prey 17.74
Fritz Food Market. poor prop 20.58
Fisher Jr Fred C. serving tax
deed notices ~.00
Fillpy Top & Body Shop, equip
rpre ; 33.28
Falconer Grace. poor nurmng 22.00
Grauel Arthur, Assessing Otter
Creek Twp 254.40
Gerhold H C, Assessing Clinton
Townah/p ~7,50
Gaasoh F M, Assessing Grant Twp 255.00
Gatewood Walter. bangs disease
damages 8.00
Grant Township. Bd of review 14.00
Gazette CO. pub preo 32.85
Gattos Grocery, sol relief prop 22.05
Gilmor Louise. sol relief rent 12.00
Gllllland Coal Co pOOr fuel 39.~7
Gordons Grocery. poor prop 20.401
Grace-Lee Products Co, Co Home
supplies 12.73
Goodyear Service. equip rprs 50.96
Rardendorf Camera Shop, ahrf
ofc supplies 26.19
Holden-Kahler Co. Court House
supplies ~0.10
Harris Mrs Lura E, poor nursing 15.00
Honeymead Products Co, poor
fuel 39.78
Herm~nek Frank. poor rent 10.00
Hedges Co, ~ol reHef rent 22.00
Hoglan Mrs Ida. sol relief rent 6.00
Hatch & Brookman, sol relief
fue~ 3.06
Haegg Coal Co, sol relief fuel 62.01
Ileefner & Newman, poor prop 10.07
Harvey Dr R A, poor meal aid 2'.00
Ia Electric Light & Power Co,
food stamp acet 1.50
Ia Electric Light & Power Co.
shop light ser 39.93
Jackson Township, Bd of review 16.00
!
Security Laboratories, sol relief l
reed supplies 2".04 Mr. German's All-
Simon Frank, S R Comm'r salary
mileag 1 S0 American Program
Sands W T. Ct Hse ore supplies 2 18 Was G tly E j d
Sears Eoebuek co poor cloth- rea n oye
ing 3.07
Super Service Oil Co, poor fuel 48.82
Sinclair Refining Co, poor fuel (By Miss Helen Dinklage)
oil 7.55 Francis German, of the Conser-
Sheronik & Son Grocery, poor eatery Faculty, gave a recital Sun-
prop 4.9'/day evening of real distinction both
Shugar Food Store Earl, poor
prop 15.30in content and presentation. It was
Sheronick Grocery Ales poor prey 9.18 an all-American program, compos-
Spahn & P, ose Lbr Co, poor gar- ed of music that stands on its feet
den proj 27.13and has a lustiness of form and
Swallon~ Carl, Assessing Town
of Polo 72.33vitality ~hat could come only from
Souvenir Lead Pencil Co, ofe sup- a new country whose composers
plies 6.34 are fully alive to contemporary
Star Printing Co, clerk ofc sup- thought. From the broad lyricism
plies 3.00 of Francis Hopkinson, the cultivat-
Smith August, road maint 36.00
State of Iowa, gas tax 469.23 ed amateur who signed the Declara-
Spahn & Rose Lbr Co, road maint 76.10 tion of Independence, to the artful
S & W 10th St Service, equip banality of "Pigeons on the grass,
rprs 332.46 Alas," the music was interesting
Stones Truck Service Co, equip and well-suited to Mr. German's
rpr8 34.92
Sands W T, Eng ore supplies 77.78 talents. This singer has a fine
Standard Brands. Co Home prey 29.76command of style and exceptional
Standard Oil Co. Co Home fuel intelligence in capturing the es-
& gas 0.31 sence and significance of each
Security Laboratories, poor reed number. He made ballads come to
supplies 5.10
aebetka Anna, poor rent 20.00 life, told stories in his songs and
Security Savings Co, poor rent 10.00 used to full advantage, and to the
~aft Grill, D C Jurors meals 6.63 joy of the audience, his talent for
Thorpe Top & Body Service. NYA showmanship.
rent 7~.00
Tewalt Perle, sol relief rent 13.00One of the best things on the
Torch Press, Treas blanks 26.52program was the opening number,
Thrifty Food Mkt, poor prop 6.07 "The time for making songs has
Tuckers Auto Salvage Co. equip come." Another highlight was "It's
rprs 6.50
Tribune Publishing Co, clerk ofc me, O Lawd" from Emperor Jones,
supplies
Miss Helen Venn was a very cap-
able and sympathetic accompanist
with a searching comprehension of
the many varied and difficult styles
encompassed during the course of
the evening.
Two Chekhov Plays Will Be
Presented On Saturday
Two plays by Anton Chekhov
will be presented in the IAttle Thea-
tre Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.
as the weekly Cornell free matinee.
They are "The Boor," and "The
Marriage Proposal," both farce
comedies which will be enjoyed by
grade school pupils as well as
adults.
"The Boor," under the direction
of Bill Dodds, will be played by
LoyaU Pearson, 'Sally Hubbard and
Dean Mercy. Henry Dihlmann will
direct the second play, with John
Ardapple, Helen Danforth and
John Huebner in the acting roles.
Chekhov is gradually taking his
place among the classic dramatics.
He is a Russian writer, having
done many stories and novels which
are today widely recognized in Rus-
sia. His" art has been described
as Psychological. His characters
are common people of today. Prin-
cipal thing in his plays is not action
but emotion.
Treat Corn In Steel Bins
6.63 sung with great feeling for the dra-
To Prevent Insect Damage
Van Meier Co, Ct Hse supplies4.41 rustic inflection of words and
Vondracek Dairy, Sol relief prey 3.48 phrases and the remarkable rhy- R. B. Booth, Commodity Loan
Van Meter Co, Jail supplies 6.06
Van Meter Co, Co Home rprs 11.31thmieal effects. Another was the ['Supervisor for the Linn County A.
Washington Township, Bd of re- "Lullaby of War," wrought wisely, t A.A. started this week to treat the
view 12.00truthfully and well by John Alden I top of Commodity Credit Corp. corn
Western Union, O'scer Telegrams 8.40 Carpenter and sung so that the ira- stored in steel bins throughout the
WatfleWadsw rtho G.E soIH' pOOrreliefrentrent 12.0015"00 personation was filled with vivid county as a precaution against in-
Wolfr Grace, sol relief rent 10.00detail that was both touching and sect infestation. There are 418,400
Walbrand A H, S R Comm'r sol- virile. The freshness and simplicity bushels of corn stored by the Corn-
art & mileage 9.00 of Stephen Foster is always dis-tonality Credit Corp. in 206 bins in
Ware I E. poor prey ~.77 arming and "De Camptown Races" I,inn county under Booth's super-
Whitney Minnie W, poor fuel 34.43went off at a fine trot. I
vision.
Witwer Grocer Co, Co Home prey 117.50
W C F & N Ry Co, road maint 1.Z~2 In the "Ballad for Americans"I The corn in each bin is being
Yanecek James, Assessing Town which closed the program, Mr. Ger- leveled and the top sprayed with a
of Fairfax 72.48man was assisted by seven of his mixture of 2 gal. of ethylene di-
Yellow Cab Co, poor trans 18.95
Yellow Cab Co. sol relief trans 0.25 students. The group gave a per- chloride-carbon tetrachloride and
Zeneh Gee K, poor prey 13.93 suasive ';tad enlivening version of 1 ~ gal. of paraffin oil. This leaves
WORK EEI, IFAP PAYROLL NO. 178 this popular song that has captured an oily layer of corn from half to
Broderson Chris $ 9.60 the imagination of American pen-lone inch deep over the surface of
Boxwell Harlan G 6.40 ple throughout the country. I the bin as a protection against in-
Cortez Pete 9.60
Camp J G 9.60
Duarte Mack 9.60
Dahn Walter 6.40
Gabber t Charles 9.60
Kruse Orval 6.40
Kinkead Melvin 6.40 ,r -
Lopez John 9.60 ~
Jackson J T, sol relief rent 12.00 Lee Riehard 6.40
Johnson Emil C. C R Assessor Ledvina Edward 6.40
salary ~0 00 Mikesell Guy 9.60
Knight Ray, dog enumeration 0130 Martin O R 9.60
Me.Laud Delbert 6.40
Miller Chas 9.60
Norris Delbert 6.40
Stonoking Scott 9.60
Swore Walter 9.60
Sills Cliff 9,60
Stranburger John 6.40
Thorgington Geo 6,40
Varner Geo 9.60
Wells Carl 9.80
Woof Wm 9.60
Wasendorf Dewey 6.40
Wood Rhea 9.00
Weisse Carl 6.40
Wrigley Jack 9.60
Jones Gilbert 9.60
Hill Gee W 9.60
On motion the Board of Supervisors
adjourned to April 22, 1941.
C. L. Beeson, Chairman,
IAnn, County, Iowa
Board of Supervisors.
ATTEST. Robt. M. Vesely,
County Auditor
Brookside
Mrs. Will Robinson
Knight Ray, Assessing Ceuter
Point 234.00
Knapp Perry, Assessing Bertram
Twp 300.60
SEVEN TO GRADUATE
Brookside is proud of the fact
that seven young people from our
neighborhood will graduate from
Meehanicsville High School on May
22nd. Our sincere congratulations,
and good wishes for continued suc-
cess in your chosen work.
Those graduating are Sarah Spen~
cer, Marjory Fisher, Mary Jea~i
Wethington, Mary Rose Crock, Rob-
ert Tonne, Leo Hartman and Mel-
vin Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Driscoll and
family of Tipton visited the mid-
dle of the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Crock.
Mrs. Lester Meyers enjoyed a
visit from her mother from Oxford
Junction the middle of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and
sons, Miss Corrine, who was home
from Davenport for the week end,
and Mr. and Mrs, Gorman Robin-
son, were guests at 1:00 dinner on
Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Kline.
Elmer Overflelds were down on
Saturday from Cedar Rapids, for
a week end visit.
Mrs. Minnie Spencer has recover-
ed from her operation sufficiently
to be taken to the home of her
sister, Mrs. Beasmore in Lisbon.
Her many friends are hoping for
continued news of recovery.
Arlene Cook has been ill with
mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Scott and
John D. were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Crock.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson
were Sunday dinner guests at a
family reunion dinner in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brendes in
Tipton.
READ THE ADS.
Konigsmark Stanley, Assessing
College Township 278.81 :
Keech Dr R K, eomm'r of h~san- !
ity ~1.00
Kubias Hdwe Co, Ct Hoe rprs ~.85
Krejci Mrs James, sol relief rent 12.00
Kutchera Sodding & Fuet Co,
sol relief fuel 6.00
Krall Shoe Co, sol relief shoes 16.16
Krall Shoe Store. poor shoes 12.73
Kent Shoe 8tore. Door shoez 6.06
Klinger Paint Co, Jail supplies 15.38
Kristensen F G, Ct Him Insurance 36.70
Kahlere Store, poor prop 12.07
Kessler Grocery, poor prop 13.52
Kreici Bros, poor prop 11.59
Kearns Garden Chapel, poor bur-
tal 65.65
F. F. EBERSOLE, M J).
Dial M12
First door east of Methodist church
Mount Vernon. Iowa
W. G. KRUCKENBERG, M J).
Phystelan and Surgeon
Office Gearhart Residence
Meunt Vernon, Iowa
Office Phone 3021 Res. 3451
Calls Answered Promptly
Day or Night
E. C. PRALL, Dentist
Phones
Office -- 5712 Home -- 4841
Mount Vernon. Iowa
Linn County Relief Dept. pris-
oners expense 21.30
Latimer Hdwe Co E K. Ct Hoe
supplies ~.96
Linu Township, Bd of review 16.00
Lobers Shoe Store, Poor shoes 2.03
Lambert Earl. poor rent I~.00
Lavell Ida. poor rent 6.00
Leibsohn Shoe Shop, poor shoes 2.04
Linn County Food Stamp Office.
sol relief prop 2t~3.00
Lincoln Cafe, D C Jurors meals 5.81
Little Ralph C, poultry killed 20.00
Lincoln Oil Co. equip rprs 147.35
Linn County Abstract Co, R O
W expense 10.00
Lafayette Cafe, D C Jurors meals 6.63
Lindqulst Ed, pOOr kerosene 0.36
Lagomarcino Grupe CO, poor gar-
den proj 49.50
Llnn County Food Stamp Office,
poor prop 1.174.40
Matheny Glen. Aseesein~ Wash-
lngton Twp 241.50
Miles Glen S, Assessing Robins 120.50
Maine Township. Bd of review 18.00
Matyk & Son P. prisoners expense 49.27
Metoalf Printing Co, 'Press &
shrf ofc supp 80.07
Marion 8enk~uel, pub proc 82.12
Mercy hospital, poor hoap 516.~0
Morris Frank, poor prop &rent 10.40
Marigold Apartments, poor rent 1~.00
Mesemer Willtam, Poor rent 10.00
Miners Coal Co, poor fuel 15.30
Mee Too Grocery, sol relief prop 42.43
Marion Sentinel, pub pros 100.46
Milky Way Dairy, poor prop 3.49
Mercy Hoepttal, poor hosp 91.00
Mannen Mrs Frances, poor rent 24.00
Muel]~r Frank, sewing proi 3.25
Morse Alfred, road maint 52.00
MoKinley Grocery, poor prop 6.99
McShane Mrs Nora, poor rent 10.00
McCrighta Grocery, poor prop 11.04
MoKeseon & Robbins, poor drugs 25.50
McKesson & Robbins. Co Home
drugs 20.g4
N W Bell Telephone Co. ahrf tel
service 3~.40
N W Bell Telephona Co. Co Home
tel service 17.29
N. W Bell Telephone CO. O'seor
tel service 19.33
National Tea Co, poor prop 8.67
Napier Dale. A~mmtng Buffalo
township ~5.50
Nash-Flnch Co, Co Home prop 174.67
Otter Creek Township. Bd of re-
view 17.00
Phelps Sailor. dog enumeration 10.70
Powell Harry G, dog enumeration 13.20
Powell Harry G, Assessing Spring
Grove Twp 272.11
Phelps Sailor, Assessing Frenklln
Twp ~5.$S
Palmer W 3, Amumsing Spring-
ville 210.85
Prall Dr E C, poor reed aid 17.00
Peshek Dr F S, poor reed aid 2.00
Phillips Petroleum Co, poor fae|
oil 3.77
Perpetual Says & Loan Ase'n.
~oor rent 10.00
Perpetual Says & Loan Ass'n,
sol relief rent I0.00
Peoples Grocery, sol relief prop 8.87
Pinney Coal Co E E, sol relief
fuel 1~.00
Pinney 161.69
Peoples Grocery, poor prop 188.21
Palumbo Grocery. poor prop 13.26
Postal Telegraph Cable Co, And
telegram @.811
Pats D X Service, equip rDre 40.19
Pieper Herman, road maint ~.33
Quality Wood & Coal Yard, poor
fuel 68.85
Rehder Weneil, Assessing Fayette
Township 222.00
Radio Doe, Shrf car exp 9.19
Reid Dr Geo D, poor reed aid 1"2~0
Rennekamp ~d, poor rent 6.00
Rawson Theodore, poor rent 5.00
Rude Auto Co, O'seer ear exp 2.08
Risk Groeery. poor prop 1.27
Red Arrow Stores, poor Prnv 8.16
Robins Town of, Bd of review 5.00
Rude Auto Co, Eng ear exp &
eqaip rpre 88.01
Rapids Chevrolet Co, road maint 85.84
Sladek Chas, dog enumeration 0.90
Sladek Chs~, Assessing Ely 72.80
Scott James L, dog enumeration ~.30
Scott James L. Aseeseing Coggon 156.00
Sanford Co Morris, 0 A A ofc
supplies S.72
Spring Grove Township, Bd of
JOHN B. BRYANT
Veterinarian
Phones:
Office 2761 Residence 2763
sects. Should any bins bc discover-
ed in whi(h insects are already at
work, they will be treated with the
theylene dichloride-carbon tetra-
chloride mixture at the rate of 6
gal. per thousand bushels of corn.
The treatment will be completed
: before May 15 and will protect the
corn stored in the bin before insect
migration occurs in any large de-
gree.
Barberry Eradication Survey
A crew of seventeen men under
the direction of Lauren I)ean of the
U.S.D.A. last week began ~t survey
of Linn county for the purpose of
eradicating common barberry
bushes which may have appeared
since the last survey in 1932.
Perseus knowing the location of
common barberry plants will assist
Mr. Dea~ and his men greatly by
notifying the Farm Bureau office.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINI8TRATORS. No. 16086
State of Iowa, Linn County, so:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
undersigned have been on this 22nd day
of April, 194I, duly appointed and quali-
fied as Administrators oi the estate of
Mina S, Ringer, late of Linn County, Iowa,
deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment thereof to the under~igned. Those
having claims against the same will file
them, duly authenticated in the office of
the Clerk of the Linn County, Iowa District
Court.
review 18.00
St Lukes Meth Hospital. criminal
invest 1.00
St Lukes Meth Hospital, poor
hoep 51.00
Sunshine Mlseion poor bd & roem 80.66
St Anthony & Dakota Elevator
Co, poor fuel 8.67
Searles Dairy, Poor pl, ov 9.37
8loan Arthur. poor rent 10.00
Smith Mrs Stella, poor rent 3.9.3
Saxon W T, poor rent 10.00
Sterling Grocery, so] relief prop 10.71
Sixth St Grocery, sol relief prop 7.34
St Anthony & Dakota Elevator
Co, sol relief lueI 23.~2
Sinclair Refining Co, sol ra]/ef
fuel oil 3.70
Sholton Mrs 01lie, sol relief rent 6.00
Mount Vernon, Iowa
HAROLD R. RINGER and
J. BURNE'I~I' RINGER,
Administrators.
G. M. WILSON
Attorney-At-Law
Practice in state and federal courts
Counselor-at-Law and Notary Pub-
lic. Office over DeLuxe Coffee
Shop, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
Phones: Office 5612 Home 2871
JOHNsTON BROS.
Funeral Directors
C. B. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer
H. R. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer
Lady Assistant When Wanted
Meant Vernon and Lisbon
G. M. Wilson, Attorney.
Apr.24-May18
Mrs. J. F. Keve. Mrs. James
Kraner and son and Vincent Keys
motored to Bellevue Sunday where
they met Mr. Kraner and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Crumbaugh of Clinton
for a picnic.
Miss Bernice Gill
Rapids Tuesday
andria, La for a
She expects to resUm
in the Merchants
Cedar Itapids soon.
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Mount Vernon City Hall
EVERY efficient homemaker wants to know the secrets
that open the door to more healthful, economical meal
preparation. Where to find them? At the Mt. Vernon
Cooking School next Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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You will find it delightfully easy and so much fun to
prepare tasty, appetizing meals once you know the many
new recipes and cooking short cuts of Mrs. Velma Danner,
home economist and demonstrator for the school.
A beautiful new Estate Gas Range . . . a range that
does increase your cooking efficiency . . . will be used by
Mrs. Danner at the Cooking School. She knows how much
easier and more economical it is to cook with clean, safe Gas.
Don't be a stay-at-home and miss this grand opportun-
ity to gain valuable answers to some of your most bother-
some cooking problems. Make up a party of your own
group and enjoy a delightful and instructive afternoon!
MRS. VELMA
Mrs. Donner To Demonstrate The
1941 Estate Gas Range
This handsome and very efficient Estate Gas Range
is to be demonstrated by Mrs. Donner. See the new Es-
tate Bar-B-Kewer tha' broils and barbecues with radiant
heat the kind you get over wood embers or charcoal.
See the New Ruud Gas Water Heater and
Westinghouse Refrigerator on Display
At the Cooking School!
Ideal for home efficiency ! Yes, that's what thousands'
of housewives are saying about the Westinghouse
Electric Refrigerator and a Ruud Automatic Gas Water
Heater. The Westinghouse keeps food healthfully fresh
at low cost, even in the hottest summer weather, and a
Ruud keeps hot water on tap 24 hours per d y. See these
appliances' on display at the Cooking School. Come in
after the school and discuss your water heating and re-
frigeration problems with us. Our convenient terms en-
able you to own all these appliances at a substantial sav-
ing !
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Food and
Prizes To Be
Away
The many
Mrs. Danner will
such skill and
be given away.
special
be given FREE.
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IOWA OWMED