Railroads in Lucas County Iowa Assessed Value 1908
The table lists railroad lengths in Lucas County Iowa and the assessed value determined by the Executive Council for the year 1908. Values are divided by towns townships and school districts.
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
10
The table lists railroad lengths in Lucas County Iowa and the assessed value determined by the Executive Council for the year 1908. Values are divided by towns townships and school districts.
Local notices list residents visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. D P Grimes in Melrose, Miss Ethel Frederick in Lucas, D B Cowles visiting Ottumwa, Mr. and Mrs E Miller of Lacona with J M Trimble, J H Hervey in Russell with Harry Lewis, the Chandlers returning from Chicago Live Stock Show, Mrs Roy Stansberry from Lacona, Eliza Rankin of Santa Anna visiting Chariton and Lucas, Rev. McCullagh conducting services in Milo, Willoughby and Edson visiting Rebekah lodge in Russell, OC Stafford and Irma visiting V S Winslow in Ottumwa, Viola Hancock at Business College, and Misses I.
The Executive Council determines Adams Express Company mileage in Lucas County by towns townships and school districts for the year 1908. The table lists each area along with its assigned mileage and reflects the distribution of service across local divisions.
Salem notices Gilbert Foster moves to O P Taylor's former farm in Salem area. Tarvin Gookin helps Will McCullough harvest corn in California as Frank Lugar hauls cord wood to Chariton. O V Gookin nurses a knee from a horse kick. Mrs James Gillespie sick for two weeks. Elmer McCullough assists Charlie White with corn. Till McKinley laid up with heel corn but improving. Newt Badger sells farm to Frank Johnson and plans move to California. Roy Threlkeld to manage Mrs Bryant's farm next season. Fred Willet rents farm and joins Blanchard Beem. Isaac and Henry Woolf, who sold to Albert Miller, buy a farm near Cumberland Ohio. The Patriot and Des Moines Capital offer subscription through Jan 1, 1910 for 3 50.
A brief garbled entry describes coughing and colds causing discomfort and mentions “Haseebiaese” as a possible misrendered place or term. The readable core notes symptoms without clear names, dates, or actions.
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