Fremont County Board canvasses 1901 general election results
Fremont county Iowa board of supervisors canvassed the November 5 1901 general election returns. They declared elected county and township officers including Campbell Hawley Dixon Lee Vanatta Forney Harris Hicks Osborn Iverson and others. They adjourned then reconvened to approve bonds and authorize tax cancellations for several residents.
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Sidney
Iowa
Fremont County
Govénor
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
RC. Campbell
H B Hawley
Ike'p Dixon
Mattie Lee A Lair
H C Vanatta
C W Forney
T C Harris
J H Burrows
Justice of Peace
Henry Mozier
S F Green
W L Brooks
Geo Lusby
Gilbert Wolsey
Branley Hopkins
O Osborn
Justice of the Peace
J H Leeka
Galen McIntosh
Geo C Hicks
Washie Hoyt
C S Hastings
H A Barnes
Joe Hydinger
L Beason
John Brewer
Marshall DeFreece
Sashel Brown
Chas R Ivery
O L Fleming
W D Fletcher
J W Goff
Sim Mace
Scott
Geo. C. Hicks
Sidney Township
W. S. Greenwood
J.D. McKean
W. 8. Greenwood
T.M. Roberta
O. A. Edgerton
Towlt
Farragut News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Farragut reports illness among residents including Forest Dresher Louis Poindexter and Florence White. John Whisler buys George Cutler residence for 31500. Thanksgiving services set for M E church with Rav McCormick to speak. A high school program features multiple readings songs and recitations. A charity butterfly fair is promoted and concert plans note strong ticket sales.
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Forest Dresher
Louis Poindexter
Farragut
Florence White
Ike Scott
Illinois
Auditor's report for August September and October 1901
Audit details show transfers of 62 deeds for 18.00 on Aug 31 and 65 deeds for 18.75 on Sept 30. Also noted are eight tax red certificates for 2.00 on Aug 31 and one official bond recording for 60 on Sept 80 with a tax red certificate for 1.50. Continued next week.
Rupture remedy claim from MonAwk Co in Rome
An advertisement urges readers to write to the MonAwk REMEDY Co in Rome New York to learn how to cure rupture or hernia. It promises the only possible cure is offered free of charge with a cost of one cent for the reply.
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MonAwk Remedy Co
Rome
N. Y
River ton Notes Include School Plans and Local News
Shenandoah visitors Mr and Mrs Easter attended their daughter Mrs Adams this week. The High School plans two evenings of entertainment on the 28th and 29th to aid the library fund. Fike and Louie with companions drove to Sidney. Charley Monrose’s house burned last Thursday though most goods were saved. house uninsured. Mrs Feil visited the High School. Morrow family now resides in Booes. Adams returned from St Louis. Lillie Bachus held an 18th birthday party with gifts. Mrs Richard Roberts mourned. Dick from River ton has many friends here. Rev Stevenson conducts revival services at Madison. A break in at QC Adams’s home was thwarted and the intruder sent away. Mrs Huffman of Madison visiting the parsonage.
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John Whisler
George Cutler
Carl
Arthur Thornton
Nellie Thornton
Sybil Jones
Shenandoah
M. EB
Rav. McCormick
Munton
Miss Lyle
Congregational Church
Summitchurch
Jessie Poulsom
Joseph Newhall
Fern Anderson
Effie Simmerman
Myrtle Palm
Mabel Chambers
Mabel Jones
Vera Blackman
Dovie Uiskle
Bly Scott
Daisy Odell
F. Phipps
Louis Clark
Sam B. Trullinger
Sybil
Fike
Louie
Baptist Church To Hold Sunday Night Service
Frank Davison unveils a new steam sheller while Ora Davis shows a top carriage. Paul Stern of Hamburg visits town Tuesday. Mrs Bell handles legal business in Sidney last week. Mrs Donald Graham travels to Council Bluffs Tuesday evening. Chas Kidd trades in Omaha last week.
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Ora Davis
Paul Stern
Hamburg
Bell
Sidney
Donald Graham
Council Bluffs
Qchas
Kidd
Omaha
Night Express Train on Nickel Plate Road News
The nickel Plate Road boosts a new schedule with No. 6 leaving Chicago at 11 20 p m for eastern cities. express service includes sleeping cars and meals with no excess fares. Local notices record real estate transfers in Fremont County and neighboring towns for mid November 1901.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Fostoria
Cleveland
Erie
Dunkirk
Buffalo
New York City
Boston
New York
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