Notice of Channel Change on Nishnabotna River Iowa
A 1903 Fremont County notice describes a petition filed November 6 1902 to straighten the Nishnabotna river from the county line southward to the north line of section 5 in township 69 north range 41 west. Commissioner Seth Dean surveys, a public meeting set for September 7 1908, and damages claims due by that date. Local residents and travelers are listed with brief notes of travel and visits.
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State of Iowa
Fremont County
Tu EU
Brackney
OB & Qrr Co
Malissé Hutchison
JO Hutchison
FH Hutchison
Thomas W Hutchigon
Chole Hein
Mary Hein
Chas Mayel
Conrad Mayel
Benjamin Ward
A Johnson
L R Henderson
Kk. Goodner
Harry Wood
Henry Hessop
Sherman York
D J Cook
T J Y Wilson
E L Darnold
H J Ballinger
Lucinda Darnold
A F Booth
C E Otte
C L Lierce
38 Henderson
J J van Eaton
George Wagner
CC Randell
Julius Winkler
H E Hawley
J B Simuela
Wm Bogelke
WF Otte
John Lingo
A M Gordon
Rufus Lravia
W J Travis
J M Story
W R Findley
Mary Story
Ralph Story
Ross G Story
R CO van Eaton
C van Eaton
W L van Eaton Jr
Louisa Hock
Nancy A Redd
S A Pierce
H F Pierce
D Rankin
W F Rankin
J.C Parker
Susan Fudge
Chas Fudge
James Spicer
Z L Mortimore
Camilla Simmons
C F Knappe
Garret Bridges
Ann Ryder
Ida J Chaney
Guy Story
Orlan Story Hella
Jaw of LA Story
Frank Gillman
Chas Thiessen
Lillie Wstow
Duncan
Hunter
James A Vyse
HE Fuggit
Harriet Sykis
Mose Lamoreaux
Frank Zufz
Nishnabotna River
Iowa
5Th LP. M
Seth Dean
Nishnabotna
Fret
Hasting and Sidney
Inna
Auditor’s
Board of Supervisors
Sidney
Said
J. D. McKeran
Bartlett Notes On Local Visitations And Weather
Malvern visitor Jos. McCrary and road superintendent Leeka were in town on business. Farmers are finishing corn. Walt Fletcher came from Thurman on Saturday. H B Newton and wife visiting Sidney this week. A good rain fell Monday evening. Grace Birchard attended the Hamburg Carnival last week with W P Savage of Thurman.
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John Proudfit
Percival
John Kemp
Tabor
Daniel Coster
Geo. Gargus
Glenwood
M. A. Stephenson
Thurman
Lou Baylor
Woodbine
Iowa
D. R. Chambers
Council Bluffs
Warren Gregory
Omaha
Jos. McCrary
Malvern
Leeka
Walt Fletcher
H.B. Newton
Sidney
Grace Birchard
Hamburg
W. P. Savage
Bartletts Emporium Adverts Amid Local Moves
Miss Baker of the Emporium visits Kansas City while R Nix and wife travel from the Ozarks for a few weeks. Mrs Willard James and child join Mr James in Excelsior Springs after a short stay there. Clifford Hammond was found asleep on a steam swing just as lights went out. A Fourth of July statistician reports 52 deaths 3 665 injuries and property losses of 400 625.
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Willard James
Excelsior Springs
James
Clifford Hammond
Open Coffin Custom Traced Through Greek History
An American tourist in Greece is surprised by a funeral procession with an open coffin. The custom began when Turkish rulers learned Greek revolutionaries hid arms in coffins and decreed open coffins. After Greek freedom, the habit persisted.
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Greece
Solemn Moments From A London Tit-Bits Quip
A London Tit-Bits quip contrasts two viewpoints on trust in relationships. A young man calls it solemn when a woman entrusts affection to a man, while a man with a pink necktie adds it is less solemn than when she withholds his wages.
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London
Sudden Exercise Sparks Daily Walks for Nell Maude
Nell Maude begins daily walks seeking exercise after a sudden decision. Belle Yes mentions new clothes as a topic of conversation, reflecting social chatter in Philadelphia.
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Nell—Maude
Belle
Philadelphia
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