Griffin Estate Hit Hard by Assessment Increase to 40000
The Griffin estate saw its assessment jump from 9500 to 40000 as the city council acted as a board of review. Mayor Schmidt suggested billing the estate for police protection while Maria G. Griffin was away, a plan the aldermen discussed amid public approval.
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Maria G. Griffin
Will Buy New Scales For Weighmaster
Special Meeting of Council follows Board of Review as several minor matters arise. A new set of scales may be purchased to install in front of the weighmaster’s office on Market Square after the finance committee determines necessity. Other items include park interest, street repairs, and approval of expenses and sewer district specifications.
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Market Square
Board of Review
Hahn
Red Men
Weed Park
Logan Street
Newell Avenue
Brown and Royster
van Zyl
Busch Street
Holmes
Grandview Avenue
Nyenhuis
City Recorder
Shoemaker
Broadway
Nietzel
Bismarck Street
Ryan
Remedy earns praise from Highland readers
A purchaser notes the Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy lived up to its ads. Three family members used it with good results for summer complaints. The writer identifies H. E. Howe publisher of the Press Highland Wis. and states the remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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H. E. Howe
the Press
Highland
Wis
Democrats Meet Select Township Candidates
The Democrats of Seventy-Six township have chosen candidates for township offices and for county convention delegates. Assessor H. H. Fullerton, Clerk Peter Byrne, Trustees John Verink Andrew Healey William Fletcher, Committeeman Edward Coady, delegates Miller Riggs Frank O'Brien Edward Coady Joseph Furlong Andrew Healey Patrick O Toole.
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H. H. Fullerton
Peter Byrne
John Verink
Andrew Healey
William Fletcher
Edward Coady
Miller Riggs
Frank O’brien
Joseph Furlong
Patrick O'Toole
Notice to Contractors for Lincoln School Addition
Sealed proposals will be received until 12 a m May 6 1908 by the building committee of the Independent School District of Muscatine Iowa for the erection of an addition to the Lincoln school building Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of architect H W Zeidler Muscatine Ia also for plumbing and heating of the entire building The board reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof W S Hill Chairman Building Committee
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Independent School District
Muscatine
Iowa
Lincoln School
H. W. Zeidler
Reductions Hit property Assessments After Board of Review
City board of review quickly cut most raised assessments from 42 cases after a four night council session. Notable changes include H. F. Barnard Co. to 4 500, Cohn Clothing to 18 000, Fox Security to 6 000, Journal Printing to 9 000, and J. S. Patten keeping 10 000 with no change.
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Board of Equalization
Patten
J. S. Patten
Holmes
Hess
H. F. Barnard Co
Frank Bowman
Joseph Bississi
Robert Carter
Cohn Clothing Co
Frank Chayka
John Dankert
Marie A. Dreier
Henry H. Edmunds
Fox Security Co
Fred Giesler
Maria G. Griffin
Greenblatt Bros
Justus Grady
Holmes & Klaffenbach
J. B. Hunt
Z. W. Hutchinson
Frank Jackson
Henry Jayne
Journal Printing Co
Chas. Kieindolph
Myrtle Kirk
J. P. Leysen
D. B. Mackenzie
Mollie D. McGrew
Wm. Meyers
Henry M. Miller
Oak Street
J. Nievel & Son
E. A. Ogilvie
Orange Street
A. L. Pierson
John R. Ratcliff
Neo Objection
Record Printing Co
J. R. Realing
Co. E. Richard
Local Property Assessments Reported With Increases
Riley W. Rice, I. G. & P. Stein Furniture Co., Laura M. Slater, Sherman Springer, F. W. Swan, Titus Loan & Investment Co., R. T. Wallace & Son, I. M. Woolverton, J. A. Will face assessed value changes. Increases range from small merchandise boosts to building and printing office valuations. several items show reductions or abatements.
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Riley W. Rice
I. G. & P. Stein Furniture Co
Laura M. Slater
Sherman Springer
F. W. Swan
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Mulberry Ave
R. T. Wallace & Son
East Second Street
I. M. Woolverton
J. A. Will
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Backed by Chemists
Eminent analytical chemists certify Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy contains no narcotics. It is described as safe and harmless and the best medicine for coughs colds and croup. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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H. M. Bartlett
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East 2Nd Bt
Oscar Grossheim
Mathis
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Rev. A. L. Tilgner
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Beeney, Eliza
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Owen Vance
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Pine St
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