Board Proceedings in Skossuth County Iowa 1910
The January 1910 meeting of the Skossuth County Iowa Board of Supervisors covers minutes from the previous session. It records oath of office for new district supervisors, scheduling, audits, and board actions on drainage districts, salaries, bonds, and official newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's Office
Board of Supervisors
Skossuth County
Iowa
H. J. Thompson
L. Oesterreich
Tekin
Newel
Newel Ty Noid Thompson
A. ‘Tae
H. J. van Ness
O. R. Rowleyere
J. A. McDonald
Kossuth
Kossuth CO
Kossuth County
Towa
Kos
Suth .O
C. B. Hutchins
Paine & Howard
R. Rowley
W. P. Johnson
B. J. van Neas
Kossutil County
A. J. Lilly
Drainagh
Bity
Ween
Oesterreicher
Pearson
Thompson
Heige
Algona Incorp
Eeess Reese
Burt
Germania
Hebron
Harrison
Irvington Two
Ledyard
la Verne
Pees
Lotts Creek
Lincoln
Portland
Plum Creek
Prairie
Ramsey
Yesee
Blood Riverdale
A. S.esyeeey
Sherman
Titonia
C. EB. Paine
C. BE
Paine
Kobsuth
West
Wherdas, GC
E. Paine
C. E. Paine
Fla P, Stephensen
Gladys J. Daly
Norton
Algont
John F. Crush
Waslay
Wm. Putzier
Pegea
Greenwood Township
Joseph Raskopf
Whurwas
B. ¥. Drake
Sophia Jitting
Winnebago
Grant Township
Winnebago County
German Township
W. T. Halt
Titonka
Lotestan Said
Whierbas
Towi
Des +Moines
Algona
Altho
Leach
Upper
Des Moines Republican
Algona Courier
Kossuth County Advance
War on the Druggists Notified to Appear in Court
Walter Torbet, pastor of the M E church, files injunction actions in multiple counties through attorney M S Odle to bar druggists Conner, Sheetz, Paine and Parsons from selling liquor. Notice also names building owners as parties. Parsons surrendered his permit as he faced the suit. Drugstore defendants must show cause Feb 14 why permanent injunctions should not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Sheetz
Paine
Parsons
Walter Torbet
M. E. Church
M. S. Odle
Antiliquor
August Doering Married in Double Belleville Wedding
An East St. Louis Journal clipping reports August Doering of Algona and Miss Louise Sifert of Belleville wed in a double ceremony with Miss Emelin Grischy and Mr. John Grischy. The couples married at 13294 Gary Avenue, with dinner after, and will reside in Algona and Belleville respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August
Belleville
East St. Louis Daily Journal
Miss Slefert
Mr. Grischy
James H. Uhts
Miss Grischy
Gary Avenne
Mrs. Doering
Algona, Ta
Mrs. Grinchy
East B Street
Snowbound Bachelor Corner laments long winter in Kossuth County
The column complains of heavy snow and deep cold in Kossuth County, recalls unhusked corn and delayed spring, and follows reflections on farming, honesty, and a move away. It notes cattle and hog sales in Chicago brokered by Bob Young and Geo. Larsen, with a colorful cast of local figures and a cheerless view of a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Chicago
Bob Young
Geo. Larsen
Caboose
Milwaukee Road
Larsen
Amooth
Farewell letter from a long-time resident
The writer laments the death of a 14-year-old dog and recalls deep friendships. He notes a coming blizzard, plans to move to Idaho, and bids farewell to Kossuth County. He mentions selling local stock at 13 to 15 dollars and a price of 650 dollars for a ton, with a dozen take jerseys per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Bobis
Chicago
Hiia
Sim
Idaho
Kossuth County
Death of Mrs. F W Miller of Lotts Creek Township
The county mourns with the death of Mrs. F W Miller of Lotts Creek township after a cancer of the stomach. She died January 11 and was buried January 14 at Whittemore with Rev Faulatch officiating. Maiden name Johanna Eske, native of Germany, married to Mr Miller in Watertown Wisconsin in 1876. They moved to Kossuth county fourteen years ago and left eight grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Miller
Lotts Creek
Yan
Whittemore
Faulatch
Johanna Eske
Germany
Miller
Watertown
Wig
Kossuth County
The Coal Tariff at Livermore Gazette
A humorous anecdote about a farmer and a coal dealer. The farmer seeks a load of good coal, is directed to a bin, inspects the coal, and returns to find the wagon weighs six hundred pounds, prompting a wry remark from the dealer as he peeks from the doorway.
Bailey Wants One or Tother
Britt Tribune urges a clear party choice for the Tenth district congressional race. It favors a Republican candidate but would back a strong Democrat if no Republican runs, and rejects neutral or split support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Britt Tribune
Tribune
Big Money in Poultry Burt Monitor Report
Mrs Wm Elvidge a leading local poultry raiser says she sold 294 84 dollars worth of poultry in the year. Earlier she advertised pallets for sale and sold 120 at fifty cents each through her small ad in the Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Monitor
Wm. Elvidge
Bis Little Adv
Optimism in Titonka Notes and Local Zigzags
In Titonka a popular shoemaker G L Bartholomew hopes to paint his house drab with green trim if all goes well in the coming year. Fellow banker Herman Nelson, cheerful but ailing, is noted as seeking election as representative while a farm rental listing for 160 acres in Riverdale township appears from E J Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Bartholomew
George
Titonica
Herman Nelson
Herman
Riverdale Township
E. J, Gilmore
Money to loan at 5 per cent by A. D. Crarne & Co
Notice bids will be received at the Hobart Creamery up to February 15, 1910 for buttermilk for the ensuing year. Closing out gate of Duroc by G. H. Purdy Keson City February 8. Meat breeding and profitable strains fully guaranteed. Send postal for catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Crarne & Co
Hobart
Duroc
G. H. Purdy
Keson City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board Proceedings
Whittemore Incorp
Peargon
Hesse
Goard
A. M
C. B. Paine
Prairie Township
Carl Seibold
Et al Om
Winnibago Kossuth
H. Blinkman
G. Louvisa Anderson
A. Sigsbee
Parks
N. Young
Mary Gutthnecht
Jacob Lattimer
Sieera
Lorenzo
Awe Austin
Richael Lowe
F. Speicher
A. I. Dexter
Taster
Augusta Stebbens
W.ty Hall
Cullen
J. .Thompson
August Doering
St. Louis
Bachelor
Livermore
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