Early Iowa County Surveyors and Prosecution Lineage
In the county's early settlement, survey duties were sporadic and by 1840 there had been one county surveyor. Ebenorar Pippy of West Union is named as the first, followed by M. W. Burdick and several others, with many later dying or moving away. The piece recounts biographical sketches of Burdick, Stearns, Blaisdel, Camp, Hoyt, Little, Neff, and others, noting their reputations, roles, and later fates. It also covers the succession of prosecuting attorneys from Wm. McGhatock to Milo McGlathery and mentions J. E. Gook and G. A. Newcomb, highlighting their careers and contributions to local law.
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Ebenorar Pippy
Dacksamuth
Weat Union
M. W. Burdick
Winslow Stearna
Lunny
D. R. Blaisdel
Pod
Pabyor
Luke Camp
KD. Guality
H.d. Ingersol
B. B. Little
Charles Hoyt
WH. M. Neff
Ingersol
Nebraska
M. Y. Burdick
Madigan County
New York
Aumn
West Union
Toward County
Decorah
Wimmesheil
Howard
Dakota
Winslow Stearns
Westfeld Township
Blaisdel
Wis
Payette
Manchester
Pahuer
Clermant
Lake Camp
Tent
Haary Janes
Garlay
Eagans
Ingergol Wis
Towa
Lex Hoyt
Bayette
Mon. W. Alayt
District Court
Smithdick Township
Mrr
Hayt
BF. Little
Brush Creak
Palls
Finlly
Brush Creek
Oelwein
EH. M. Neff
Anl
Gacana
McCilieck
Bown
Wayne County
Garo County
Olin
McClintock
Lid Pte
Hin
Skelton
Trish goiBeman
United States
Mississippi
West Uilouy
Wisconsin
J. Eb, Gook
Iowa
Aid
J. Q. Crosby
Grayton County
Payette County
A. Newcomb
Milo McGlathery
Oil Discovery Rumors Stir North City Prospect
The Oslwein Register reports last week’s excitement over a suspected oil find in the northern part of the city. An eight to ten foot hole was dug, yielding a substance strongly smelling of petroleum, prompting speculation that an oil well would greatly boost local property values and commerce.
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Oslwein Register
Argo
An Interesting Rumor About the White House Family
The Philadelphia Press reports a Washington rumor that President Cleveland's family may be enlarged, sparked by frequent visits of Dr. Bryant, the president's physician, to Woodley. The note hints at nationwide gossip and anticipates an upcoming event.
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Philadelphia
Bryant
Cleveland
Woodley
Clevelands
Death of Meg D Woolridgs in Nashua Lamp Fire
A lamp overturned last week in Nashua Iowa ignited Meg D Woolridgs clothing causing severe burns she died shortly after the accident.
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Nashua
Iowa
Meg. d. Woolridgs
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