Mills County Board approves Norris crossing road plan
The Mills County Board of Supervisors adopts a road and bridge plan for the Norris crossing as petitioned by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway. The new road runs from the cantal line intersection south to the west line of road 405, with a 40 to 66 foot width, a 16 foot bridge, and railroad-side expenses borne by the railroad company. The green marked portion of highway 120 is vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington &, Quincy
Failroad Company
Chicago, Burlinngton & Quincy Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Norris Crossing
Board of Supervisors
Thenca
Gaid
Township cattle and horses show mixed changes in 1903
A reader notes varying herd movements across townships with cattle and horse counts up or down by ten percent in Oak Indian and White Cloud areas. Bills paid by the board include park labor and salaries. A ten year bed claim cites Foley's Kidney Cure as life changing for R A Gray J P Oakville Indiana.
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Oreek Township
White Cloud Township
Ingraham Township
Oak Township
Platteville Township
Deer Creek
Anderson Township
Indian Creek Township
Steers
Rawles
St. Mary's Township
Glenwood
Indian Creek
Ingraham
Glenwood Township
A Crouch
Park
Conner
M Smith
R.A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
A. J. Howe
Jubilee anniversary at Pleasant Hill church set for June 14
Rawles Township notes mark Pleasant Hill Christian church Jubilee on June 14 with 10:30 services all day, basket dinner, and supper. E M Johnson pastor to lead, Bertha Owings Aydelott to direct music, and Aydelotts to present a musical and elocutionary program the night before.
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Pleasant Hill
Local Visit Notes and Town Callers
Henderson Mrs W D Craig visits Genoa with relatives. Mrs W H Fickel visits Oklahoma with her parents Geo and Mrs Dixon. Harry Duprey visited Macedonia last Monday. Water remains high in the vicinity. Mrs Fred Lewis visiting relatives. Miss Effa Maynes visited Red Oak earlier this week. Miss Ola Stewart hosted in Red Oak last Friday and Saturday with Miss Opal Adkins. N K Mason of Hastings in town last Tuesday. Council met last Monday evening. Dr W S Craig in Waterloo earlier this week. Sheriff Morgan in town last Friday. Mr and Mrs J B Van Pelt left Thursday for Archer Nebraska for an extended visit. Carl Bates of San Francisco visited town last Thursday. Robt Kirkpatrick of Emerson called in town last Thursday. Harry Young of Harvey visited town several days last week. SJ Coffman of South Omaha on business in town several days last week. Joe Maynes drove to Emerson last Sunday.
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W D Craig
Genoa
Nebr
W H Fickel
Oklahoma
Geo Dixon
Harry Duprey
Macedonia
Fred Lewis
Effa Maynes
Red Oak
Ola Stewart
Opal Adkins
N K Mason
Hastings
W S Craig
Waterloo
Sheriff Morgan
J B van Pelt
Archer, Nebr
Carl Bates
San Francisco
Cal
Robt’ Kirkpatrick
Emerson
Harry Young
Harvey
SJ. Coffman
South Omaha
Joe Maynes
Foley’s Honey And Tar Aids Bronchial Cough Relief
Chronie describes bronchial troubles and summer coughs quickly relieved and dated by Foley's Honey And Tar. A J Howe endorses the product as effective for cough relief and chest discomfort.
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Foley
A. J. Howe
Sheriff's Sale Of Mills County Real Estate Set For June
By virtue of an execution from Mille County District Court, Iowa, the sheriff announces a sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment for $8510 plus costs. Property includes parts of the northeast quarter and northwest quarters in township 71 north range 43 west, to be sold at the west door of the courthouse in Glenwood on June 16, 1908, between 9 AM and 4 PM, with sale to the highest bidder for cash.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Anderson Township
Ingraham
Colta
Colts
District Court
Mille County
Soa
Nauxt House
Towa
W. H. Morgan
Blais County
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The uniform success of this remedy has made it the most popular preparation in use for bowel complaints. It is everywhere recognized as the one remedy that can always be depended upon and it is pleasant to take. It is especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and is undoubtedly the means of saving the lives of a great many children each year. For sale by W. W. DeWitt & Co., Pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Notice in Mills County Court to W A Fisher and Annie L Fisher
In the September term 1908 Geo Palmer & Co sue W A Fisher and Annie L Fisher for 152.46 dollars plus 8 percent interest from April 16 1903 on a joint promissory note dated April 1897. A writ of attachment has been issued. appearance before noon of the 2nd day of the next term at Glenwood is required to avoid default and judgment. W S Lewis attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Mills County
A. D
Geo. Palmer & Co
W. A. Fisher
Annie L. Fisher
District Court
State of Iowa
Glenwood
Lewis
Last Hope Realized From the Sentinel Gebo Mont
A pioneer seeker recounts a near fatal bout of diarrhoea after the Oklahoma opening in 1889. A neighbor’s bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy eased the pain quickly and led to rest and recovery within an hour. W. W. DeWitt & Co. advertises the remedy.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
W. W. DeWitt & Co
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T. J. McFarland
Bentonville
VIA
Wabash Railroad
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Detroit
Mich
Allticketa
Buffalo
Harry E. Moores
Nebraska
Omaha
Af. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt's
DeWitt’s
R. T. Smith
North Midy
B. T
G. H. Esris
Sup
Rawles Township
Henderson
Ealie
Sheriff's Sale
E. M. Myers
Fay Wright
Aage Sal
Janesville Dia
Acmé
St. Joe Listad
Davis & Anderson
Pacific Junction
Agents For Land Department
THE
Union Pacific Railroad CO
Lincoln, Logan, Perkins, Keith, McPherson, Deuel, Cheyenne, Kimball and
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Power & Rathee
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Tabor College
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Tabor
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