Lucas County Iowa Board Proceedings January 1903 First Days
Proceedings of the Lucas County Board of Supervisors January 1903 sessions record the January 5 meeting electing J. W. Kent as chairman for 1903, approving bonds for county officials, and noting appointments of clerks and assessors. The January 6 and 7 entries cover bond examinations, claims, and financial reports with attestations by Auditor H. C. Dinaman and Chairman J. W. Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
G.W. Larimer
Board of Supervisors
Lucas County
Freener, Martin & Schleicher
Board Minutes Reflect Adjournment and Account Review
The board met on January 7 1908 with all members present and adjourned briefly. Minutes from January 11 were read and approved and the examination of treasurers and accounts proceeded before adjourning until 9 o'clock a.m. Thursday January 8 1905 with Dinas J W Kes as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J McCorkle
Pleasant Township
John Cochran
Jackson Township
Oelock
Board of Supervisors Open Session January 8 1905
The Board of Supervisors met by adjournment on Thursday January 8 1905. Minutes show the reading and approval of the prior day January 7 1905 actions and the Board proceeded with the examination.
Jackson township constable changes noted in board minutes
Fifth Day meeting January 9 1903 reports approved resignations and appointments including Constable W R Langman vacancy filled by James Galloway Justice of the Peace and acting JP G W Alexander examined about tramps 16 from 1902 to 1903 petition for a state highway granted County Farm visit found in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Langman
Jackson Township
James Galloway
J.E. McCorkle
Chariton Township
G. W. Alexander
A. Is
Cherryholmes
Union Township
Lucas County
Richman Township
Wayne County
Board of Supervisors
H.C. Diluman
J. W
KENT
Highway Established in English Township With Damages Granted
On Saturday January 10 1903 the board approved the January 9 minutes and established a new 40 foot wide highway in English township from the original petition. Damages awarded to claimants C J Cain Tods Ik Loynachan J W Carpenter Win B Carpenter Luther and Martha Riggs. Reports of officers for 1902 were examined and approved. Other notes include tax cancellation petition for 1902 by the Independent or Big Windy Telephone Company granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Township
I. Tl. Graves
J. Cain
Tods
Loynachan
J. W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Luther
Martha Riggs
Willis Adams
Chariton Township
la. Manning
Laurel Ross
I. Manning
Wo. Long
C. HE. Davis
Cillon Township
James Calloway
Jackson Township
Carson
Independent
Big Windy Telephone Company
Audit Statement of County Funds by Auditor Dillman
The document certifies that exhibit V presents a correct account of funds charged to the County Treasurer. Vouchers were returned to the auditor's office on January 6 1908 and reflect the funds as shown in the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dillman
District Court clerk appointed and roads approved in 1903
The district court appoints J M Hanlin as Deputy Clerk for the ensuing term. Petitions for consent highways in Washington township are granted. Tax cancellations for 1901 and 1902 approved for several residents. Official newspapers selected for 1903 are Chariton Herald, Chariton Patriot and Chariton Democrat. County Institute fund shows year 1902 receipts 470 plus balance 73.44. Adjournment set to January 17, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Henderson
Whitebreast
John Pasco
Lucas
Caroline Fern
Cedar
Alia Gookin
Chariton
Chariton Herald
Chariton Patriot
Chariton Democrat
Institute Fund
A. D
H.C. Dillman
J. W. Kent
Bofs
Lucas County Officials Hold Jan 1903 Meeting Minutes
Seventeenth Day Saturday January 17 1908 minutes show officials examined and approved bonds for Cedar Pleasant Lincoln Derby Russell Benton Cedar Washington townships. Appointments and loans recorded. resolutions debated on tax investigations and contracts with Freener Martin Schleicher. impending adjournment and notes on a public policy stance.
Eighth Day Proceedings January 1903 Town Board Minutes
Minutes read January 17 1903 note petition by Littleton Treasurer to cancel 1902 tax on North Western Telephone for line not in existence. Report on hospital insane Clarinda examined approved. F D Ninwender appointed county farm steward. Compensation for investors 1903 set at 25 cents per hour. Settlement with Sheriff Laurel Boas for 1902 200.00 extra salary and 8657.73 for last half 1902 exclusive of fees. (Continued next week.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EI. Sargent
Cedar Township
T. EB. Aganda
Pleasant Township
Lindstrom
Lincoln Township
A. G. Cherryholmes
Derby
J. W. Platts
Russell
Mortis Arnold
Benton
J. A. Goltry
John Bertley
Yeas
G. W. Larimer
Nays
Tos. Crozier
J. W. Kent
Littleton
Northwestern Telephone Company
Clarinda
F.D Ninwender
County Farm
Leurel Boas
Republican leaders defend high prices policy critics ignore precedent
The article argues that long standing Republican support for high prices on coal meat and oil has shaped tariffs to keep prices high. It questions why Republicans and papers now complain about costs and urges defenders of protection to stand by tariff policy and prices they once championed.
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Congress
Boston
Republic
Veenbrove
House
Senate
Chicago Chronicle
Republican Party
United States
Nevesse Res
Ile
Dr Davidson Promises Best Teeth Fit at Reasonable Prices
A dental practitioner named Dr Davidson pledges to make patients’ teeth fit well and to offer the best possible results at reasonable prices. The promise emphasizes quality fitting and affordability in dental care.
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T. H. Maxwell
KE. W. Drake
J. J. George
A. I. Arnold
Ottercreek
D. H. Bond
J. R. Robison
Union
W. H. Nickell
C. Fe, Callahan
Liberty
J. H. Cook
Washington Township
Leonard Manning
N. W. Kendall
L. W. Baker
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Cyrus Prevo
H.C. Warnick
Cooper
N. M. Pierce
E. M. Lowder
J.J. Grifith
Geo. Brinegar
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J. Johnson
Union Two
P. V. Vannersdale
E. A. Duckworth
Warren Township
James Robinson
T. BE. Crawford
A. M. James
Whitebreast Township
C. E. Werts
A. F. Miller
Benton Township
A. G. Penick
J. M. Miksell
W.A. Elliott
W. A. Whitlock
John T. Robison
G. W. Evans
J.C. Taylor
T. D. Ashby
Ralph Clingmann
Inglish
Welock
H.C. Dinnan
J. W. West
Boss
Wells
W.S. Long
Co. A. Howard
J. O. Becker
T. H. Manwell
Jt. C. Waynick
Robert Dobson
H.€. Dinaman
Svlless
Dinas
J. W. Kes
Chiairnan
Acprror
SF Lee
Alchale Saal
State University
Sae
Wee Reeds
An Beeen
Osane
Board of Health
Soidlers’ Relief Nee Tae
Court House
Scanitate Fund
Pace Cseeesevens Wees
BFE
J.W. Kent
TS. Crozer
Mr. Perry
Chas Osen Baught
Otter Creek
C. O. Ruark
H.C. Dimamons
J. W. Kest
New York
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P. B. Weare, Pres
Chas. A. Weare
Chicago
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F.C. Williams, E M. Sanford
H. D. Copeland & CO
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Union Stock Yards
New Exchange Building
First National Bank
Cuaniton
Winese Obes
Kneeland
Sa's
Lota
el Berta
Texas
James Barker
G. P.A
M. K
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St. Louis
Peter Reynolds
Sheridan
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Eave
Dr. Farrell
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