Delinquent Tax List for Cass County Iowa 1898 notice
The Cass County Treasurer's office in Atlantic Iowa offers lands and town lots for unpaid taxes from 1895 and earlier, with annual adjournments to subsequent months. The notice lists multiple owners, parcels and assessed amounts across towns including Anita Brighton and Mayflower, with a 20 cent cost per description and details of district divisions and township references.
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State OF Iowa
Cass County
State of
Iowa
Atlantic
T. W. Brown
Grant TownsHir
ParisefSec
Sam
G McDermott
Dean & Rhoads
Jas M
Dean
Parker
Per
Andrew Johnson
Aig BF Parka Ta Joho
Gago
Mary Ellen Petty
Richards & Saunders
Anita
JohnS Hunter_Per
White
RG Jamison
Uqrawgr
Hamlin
James W Brown
Shiswat
Grant Brown
Teeeseee
Pysosa
Heming Westphalen
On &Wh
Tgswarse Gr Ge
Town OF
Lorah
Frank McNairs
Jae Rachsel Gains
Brighton
Hir
Ss A Ponies
Graham
LixcoLn
Emma ] Weaver
Alfred B Stone
Unity College
Butler
Grove Township
AJ Roe
Independent District OF Atlantic
Washington
Township
Thea Berean
Isper
Walker
Per &Ehf
Union
Jacob H Ortgies
Fairview
Brenton
Epna Grove
Laura C Moore
Joseph Spenaere
Sear
Ehf
Grandview
Lilliae E Cotton
Creverse
R M Davis
Pleasant Township
Louis
JM Tinsley
IND
DIST
Griswold
sSabar Sear
Casper Ackerman
Town OF Anida
Lot
Abebieoriner
Goodpastures
J Roe
Sarah B
Turneek
Haskin
ADD & White
ES Hoyt
Pa&s
Allan
NHF
Louis Anderson
Volume of Protest Grows Over Pacific Coast Rates
Telegrams from California dealers endorse the St Louis Business Men's league as the Interstate Commerce Commission session opens. J R Hickman testifies on carload versus less than carload rates shaping iron wagon trade, while E C Simmons argues for unrestricted competition and fairer tariffs. J J Wait links Pacific coast influence to the 1895 tariff and St Paul 1898 records to coast robbery allegations.
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Pacific Coast Rams
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Comission
California
J. J. Wait
Chicago
St. Paul
Copper output climbs to twenty four million tons in October
New York Metal Exchange figures show copper production for October near 24,000,000 tons. Berlin police disperse an anarchist gathering commemorating Chicago executions of 1887. Judge Hooker schedules January 2, 1900, for the electrocution of banker Howard C. Benham of Batavia for murder. A Springfield Ohio gas blast injures nine in homes with minor injuries. The Dauphin? era’s King delegates begin the annual convention in Atlanta with 600 chapters represented across the U S Canada and the West Indies.
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New York Metal Exchange
Berlin
Chicago
Justice Hooker
Howard C. Benham
Batavia
Elizabeth Russell
Springfield
Atlanta
United States
Canada
West Indies
National Grange meeting urges postal reform and anti trust action
The 830 annual session of the National Grange in this city, led by Master Aaron Jones, drew about 2,500 attendees from 26 states. Jones urged national and state laws on trusts, free rural mail delivery, postal savings banks, direct senatorial elections, expanded interstate commerce powers, pure food laws, and market access for farm products. The Western Waterways Association adjourned with calls for federal river and harbor funding and a new cabinet department of commerce. Captain Miller, ex-Merrimac commander, returned home to a royal welcome, while a knife duel in West Plains left Postmaster W. M. Sharp gravely wounded. Recent Alaskan boundary talks show no immediate reopening prospects.
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Jones
Grange
National Grange
United States
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
National Municipal League Convenes at Columbus With 200 Delegates
Coutumeus Ohio, Nov 16. The fifth annual meeting of the National Municipal League and seventh national conference for good city government opened here with over 200 delegates from city officials across the country. Discussions focus on questions vital to municipalities, led by the forthcoming Municipal Program report to be presented Friday afternoon as the product of a committee formed at Louisville two years ago.
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National Municipal League
Columbua
Coutumeus
Louisville
Senator-Elect M. J. Hayward Faces Progressive Paralysis
Nebraska report confirms Senator-elect M. J. Hayward is suffering from progressive paralysis with a brain vessel lesion. He remains conscious and articulate but has right arm paralysis, and physicians express little hope for recovery.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Senaator-elect
M. J. Hayward
Seven 125 DB and UGS by Hy Leave
A terse note references Seven 125 DB and UGS by Hy Leave, indicating a technical or catalog entry. The fragment suggests product or dataset identifiers with limited context. The readable items point to a reference table or inventory tag rather than a narrative.
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Bradwa
Ads Percy
Henry
Darius Fisher
Guo Currier
Addie
Fisher
Essie
Pulaa
Felen Franklin
Grace M Harvey
German Savings Bank
Yo Us
Ng Atlantic MB
Assn
Flora
Houston
Ames
Worthington
Scunbroth
J Daughurty
Wary House
Cumberland
Frederick
Walkers
J Reynolds
OS O'Niel & Wilson
Hogh Wapf
Sarah R Smith
Elizabeth
SF Rose
Kate Arnst
Siedentoph Berapergy
Nellie E Sheldon
Low
Florence Williams
A 1817
Bright & Rivohas
Crawford & Merriam's
ADD Atlantic
Theo G Steinke
Mberland
JS Wheaton Uly
Hugi
Wo Waddell
HUICH
ADL Atlantic
Ikerland
Addin Wagner
Hugh Waddell
Lucas
Applegate
Bas
Atin Seco
Alice
Howdle
Whitey
Dassler
Millner
Philip Come
Steyr
Warren Munger
E Perkins
Salisbury
Taylo
Tinsle
Marcy J Brow
Cora
Ash
Lary
Bryant
Briggs
Clara
Potter
Osborne
Gifford _ er
Mbb&l
Sriswold
John Walters
Geo Kelley
ICE Perkins
J Mitchell
CE Perkins
Martha V
Watton
Wwte
Macomber
Rue Wood
Sosame
Reena
Gardner
Jerry Murnan
Garner
Meredith
Lewis
Sabina West
Massena
John R Johnson
Pamelia
Perkins
White & Smith
Hunt & Donohue
AE Griffith
CE Perkin
Mary E Lyn
J M Holmes
John H Yarg
Geo DeHaven
Massena Amos Warfeld
Shflig&Éept
Chaney
Johnson Mary E Smith
Loaper& N
Mary
E Smith
Matz
Christian Nemio
Ed Ellis & Humphrey
Marne
Margeret Hunt
Pal
Tate
John
Lahman_ kg
Kilgore
Alt Ae Jt
Kilgore i Braya
Cannon _ se
Wilber
Cadwa
Per & W
Brewster
JM Burke
Maggie T C
Joseph N Reyn
WA Warthing
Riaf of
Prestefian Ghasoh Srg
Asen
Wainer
Myrtle Herr
Amy Ribble
St Elizabeth Perkins
Mr Ones
Anns
Hurst
Kate Sears
CC Merri
Mabel Yeu
Biro Set
Armer
Tizabeth Wanzel
John Gilbaugh
Maud
Patter
Lewis O Hagen
Isabella C Hobart
Elia Cizyton
Anna Harvey
Michigan
Beyam
Detroit
Democratic State Committee
W. J. Brian
Allen
St. Loui
Joan Allen
Christian Brothers
St. Louis University
Duyver
Thomas
E. A. Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah
Colorado
Burt County
Trxaman
Kansas City
William B. Thayer
Emery-Bird- Thayer Dry Goods Company
State Supreme Court
Nicaragua
Memeuis
Tenn
The
Western Waterways Association
Department of Commerce and Industries
Merrimac
Liberty
James M. Miller
Hobson
Santiago Harbor
William Jewell College
Miller
Spain
San Francisco
Manila
West Plains
Bakersfield
Luke Seels
W. M. Sharp
Sharp
Seels
Mra. Sharp
WasHinevor
Hayward
Regent
Lincoln
State Capitol
Holcomb
Rich
Ely
Omatra
West
Union Pacific
Sidney
United States Land Office
Fort Sidney Military Reserve
Union Pacific Railroad
Ayre
Land Department
Des Moines
Sioux City
Woodbury County
James Barrett
Webster City
Here
J. M. Riggs
Carterville
Josie
Wa Bepan
Maus
J. M. Rigas
Wa. Worcors
Journal
Dr. Williams
Ptall
Dr, Williams Medicine Company
Pokenecindy
N. Y
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Coroxrd
Fav Smee
Colaim Jiead
Drogelsts
Mall
ELY Brothers
Warren &T
Yoo
Audubon
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Enj Ae Rao
Denver
Omaha
Great Rock Island
John Sebastian
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