Iowa Act Confirms Land Deeds Valid Despite Signatures
Iowa law from 1868 validates conveyances by William Van Asch and Koenraad DeYoung as agents for Johanna J Zell. It declares deeds of Lake Prade township land, executed in proper form despite signature or acknowledgment errors, as prima facie evidence of title in buyers. The act took effect April 14 1868 upon publication in Pella Weekly Blade and State Register.
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Argoll
William VinAsed
Kovriruad DeYong
Marion County
Iowa
Johanna J Zeel
Suhanna J. Zselt
Teximple
Lake Prade Township
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Sue Rope
Johanna J. III
William van Asch
Koenraad Dee Yong
Bell
Koruried DeYong
Johaon and Zeek
Jovanna J Zell
William van Agh
Koenraad
General Assembly
State of
William Van‘Arch
Koepraud DeYong
William Vanasch
Koenard DeYong
Julanna J. Zsch
Johanna J. Zeek
Pella
Blade
State Register
Des Mines
ED Wrigut
Iowa Acts on Education and City Charters
Iowa General Assembly enacts provisions for the principal to join the Institution for the Education of the Blind board as ex officio member without voting on salaries. It authorizes appropriations for buildings, furnishings, and heating, plus a wing addition and workshops, with oversight by trustees. Also covers permanent establishment of an institution at Independence and legalizes past city charter amendments and elections.
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General Assembly
Iowa
Institution For
Education of the
Board of Trustees
Boar of Trustees
Bes
Koev
Thareto
Wiereas
State Secretary Certifies 1868 Net Take Effect Date
Official notice states approval on April 6, 1868 and that the net took effect by publication on April 20, 1868 as required by Section 8, signed by ED Wright, Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
ED Wright
Sec’y
State
Iowa Independent School Districts Authorized to Borrow
The General Assembly of Iowa authorizes independent school districts to borrow money and issue negotiable bonds to erect or complete school houses. Bonds may run up to ten years with interest not exceeding ten percent, payable semi annually. The indebtedness is binding on the district for the loan's purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guid School Board
General Assembly
State of
Tow
Schoul
Daily State Register
Ivening Statesman
Des Moines
HD Wright
Duwa
J ‘Sing
Leon
Polyglot Political Musings and Electoral Echoes
A compact account notes new firm Seymour and Blair and a dog tale tied to Brownlow’s message. It mentions bright democratic bonfires and themes about the democratic party with radical reactions. It covers Kentucky and Montana elections and radical defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour & Blair
Brownlow
Democratic Party
Stinac
Kentucky
Montana
Radical Party
Conley Doctors Open Monticello Practice Post War
Drs J G and W J Conley, veteran volunteer surgeons, announce permanent practice location in Monticelli. They offer general medicine and surgery with prompt service and free consultations. Office near Store over Slever’s, northwest corner of Center and Grand, former residence of C Te Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticclli
Grvice
Slevper
Keatpence
Centru
Grand
Democratic State Ticket Names and County Nominations
The ticket lists Vice President Francis P. Blair of Missouri and Democratic slate. State officers include Register A. Douglason of Dubuque, Treasurer L. McCannery of Woodbury, Auditor H. Doxtown of Davis, Attorney General J. Williamson of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Blair
Missouri
See
Davin Hanmi Nr
Clayton
Register
A. D. Axprnsox
Dubuque
L. McCanry
Woodbury
Eluditer—H. Doxtawny
Davis
State at Large and Congressional Districts Nominations Listed
For State at Large Thomas W Clagget of Lee County and Martin Y B Bennet of Marion listed. For Congress Districts 1 M M Bleakmore Jefferson County 2 J Be Wallace Muscatine County td J T Sponeman Clayton County did C IL Mackey Keokuk County ili D M P Harris Guthrie County ilh Thomas Sargent Webster County listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Clagget
Lee County
Martin Y. B. Bennet
Marion Co
M. M. Bleakmore
Jefferson Co
Leffingwell Platform Urges War Aims and Reform
The 2d District candidate William E Leffingwell of Clinton County fronts a Democratic platform pledging restoration of states rights under the constitution amnesty for past offences and a national currency with equal taxation Protecting naturalized citizens and criticizing the opposing party for war conduct and alleged tyranny are key themes in the appeal urging reform and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Union
United States
Amelie
Internal Revenue
Congress
Radios Party
Chiteray
Europe
Tohas
Supreme Judicial Tribunnals
Democratic Convention Platform on States Rights and Reconstruction
The Democratic Congressional Convention adopts a platform denouncing Congress for abridging states rights to suffrage, praising President Johnson, and calling for economic reforms, monetary changes, and repeal of the Prohibitory Liquor Law in favor of a regulated license system. It urges unity among patriots regardless of past party lines and outlines fiscal restraint and currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Miami
Andrew Johnson
Democraic Party
Democratic Party
Democratic Congressional Convention
United States ‘Treasury
Dampened hopes in Kentucky and Montana elections
The piece argues that Kentucky and Montana swings toward Democrats signal a nationwide shift after Seymour's nomination. It cites Kentucky’s Democratic lead near 100,000 and Montana sweeping ticket victories, claiming widespread voter anger against corruption and predicts similar results in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Montana
Radical Party
UUU
Seymour
Oregon
Grant
Mons Cana
Democratic Address Advocates Thorough Organization for Victory
A political address urges complete party organization across townships with regular meetings and active committees. It cites 1860 1867 vote figures to argue stay-at-home Democratic votes hurt results and urges mobilization to boost turnout and defeat Republican majorities in district races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Blam
Lepfingwell
Cook
Price
Cedar
Clinton
Jackson
Vint Jones
Ued. Linn
Muscatine
Beott
Mason
Merrill
Jones
Linn
Scott
Democratic
Democratic Party
Judge Leffingwell
Jinn
Potal
Democratic appeal to boost turnout in 1869 district race
A conservative political pamphlet urges Democrats to mobilize voters for the November election. It argues Republicans run a full vote, touts local organization, and details a new registry law requiring name registration and corrective steps by October 27 to ensure conservatives are on the rolls. It calls for vigilance, active club leadership, and strong turnout to carry the district for Seymour and Bram with a hoped 2,000 vote margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry
Boards of Registry
Kite
Hse
Seymoun
Bram
Congress
Iowa
Wa. EB
Cong
Epwanp I
TH Vt
Cuuirman
Certainty of Democratic Victory Foreseen in November
Advices received by the democratic congressional resident committee at Washington are cheering from coast to coast. Boston Democrats expect to carry both city districts and Seymour Blair. Ohio chair John D. Thompson says Ohio will be carried with Seymour’s nomination widely approved. Despatches from Des Moines Iowa report strong campaign tone and local optimism. Michigan Nebraska Wisconsin likewise report thorough organization and prospects of victory against radicalism suffrage and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Washington
Boston
Seymour
Blair
John D. Thompson
Ohio State Democratic Central Committee
Ohio
Reymour
Kes Moines
Lowa
Michgan
Fru
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Sinteen-th Annual Fair Premium List Held At Anamosa
The Nin teenth Annual Jones County Agricultural Society Fair at Anamosa runs October 6 7 8 9 with officers including C T Lamson president S D Titus vice president J D Walworth secretary EB Blakeslee treasurer and a long list of county marshals and directors. Entries for premiums must be made by the first day of the fair with a ten percent fee on items over ten dollars. books close that evening except Class B item 5 and officials urge proper placement of entries to avoid day two rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jones County Agricultural Society
C. T. Lamson
S.D. Titus
J.D. Walworth
Eb, Blakeslee
Fourth Day Schedule At County Fair Officers Meeting Set
The program lists officers and directors meeting at the Secretary's office at 10 A M to appoint examining committees. Exams proceed for Class B D C in staggered times with reports due at 5. The annual election of officers is at the courthouse at 11 o clock. The fair closes at 4 P M with no removals before then.
Premium list for farms and livestock premiums
Agricultural society announces premiums for farms gardens and livestock with multiple classes. Best managed farm stallsions brood mares trotting stallions and grades for bulls cows heifers and yoke of oxen. competitors must submit written farm management data and pedigrees. prize money ranges up to 625.00 with various second best awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Alderman
G. J Hakes
Farwell
Cece Ewer
Peetepee
Ihebticdag
Sweepstakes and crops prize list from late 19th century fair
The document lists prizes for livestock and crops including best thoroughbred swine over one year ten dollars, best sow, best pair pigs, and best exhibit of swine. Field crops awards cover wheat oats corn potatoes and tobacco with monetary prizes and conditions requiring seed source and cultivation details. (Concluded next week.)
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Laws OF
Authority
Stata Hteglatea
Iule
Des Moinee
Laente
Lade
Pneence
Buchanan County
Lown
T He Tusare
T. Morgen
Webster County
Maturin le Picher
Clayton County
Wid Albert Clarke
Buchausy
Landa
County of
Buchanan
Mt. Pleasant
Independence
Davenport
Card Board
Census Board
Secretary of State
Board of Commissioners
Sate Register
Towa Evening Statesman
Sewspapera
Towa
Sec
Statr of
Evening Statesman
J. G
W. J. Conley
G. W. Hunt
Horatio Seymour
OF New York
Wm. E. Leffingwell
Clinton County
Second Congressional District
Wth
Seymour, Buam
Lierrinagwe U
Sinteenth
Officers OF Society
Board of Directors
Cass
I. Fairbanks
Castle Grove
W. OM. Starr
Clay
John Russell
Fairview
J. M. Peet
Greenfield
Frank Myick
Hale
A. J. Dalby
Isaac Hay
Madison
Thomas Bender
Monticctto
Chas
Crane
Oxford
E. Wherry
Richland
John ‘Taylor
Rome
L. G. Cunningham
Scotch Grove
D. A. Walters
Thos. McNally
Wayne
John Bates
Wyoming
John A. White
Linn County
Boulder
Neeley Parsons
Brown
J. F. Gritman
Buffalo
Joseph Story
Delaware County
Robt
Hogg
Hazel Green
John Dicky
South Fork
Lewis Matthews
Cascade
Samuel Chamberlin
White Water
Dr. Hamilton
John Thompson
Rome Township
A. W
Wests di Esa
Cseee
Seine Secord
Ceee
Walt
Secon Lest
Ange Thres
Seerond Hust
Phere
Csveisaceseneanee
Cccccaeesenees
Mee
Ll. Durhans
Devons
Nikeerdseeaaes
Benad
Ayershire
Esse
Cssseeyeee
Showine Stack
Swine
Secon Est
W. TL. Peabody
Brandieo
Aleus
Wilsky
Havana
Main St
John T. Hancock
Wholesale Crocer
TH Main Street
Dubuque, Iowa
FAO
Impont’s
Daboyne Manufacturing
Udall
Udall Bro's
Merch' Nts
No FO Main St
Nuts
Mes. A. Gripper & Bro
General State Agents
NEW York Union
Arclewood
Northern Iowa
Chickering
Fianos
Burdetis & Esty’s
R. OW
Carpenters
North Western General Agency For
Johnson
Mrs. A. Grippen
E. Pp. Follet
Came & Johnson
Monticello
Fletcher
Monticelli
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