Notice of Assessment In the Matter Designated by the Boards
Notice announces assessment action designated by the boards of supervisors. It details the governing authority, the required process, and the deadline or hearing tied to the assessment case. No names or locations are specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Supervisors
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
W. H. Graff
A. G. Bestenlehner
G. A. Riemcke
A. W. Morgan
Notice of Drainage District Three Assessments 1908
Public notice from Muscatine and Louisa Counties Iowa about the October 4 1907 report by commissioners H B Watters C N Johnson and F A Macdonald for Drainage District Three. Assessments, totals and railroad and highway portions are listed with schedules. Board of Supervisors to meet March 23 1908 to hear objections until noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Watters
C. N. Johnson
F. A. Macdonald
Boards of Supervisors
Muscatine and
Louisa
Iowa
City of
Muscatine
Cit of
Louisa Counties
Oldest Orono Township Resident David Moyer Dies at 89
David Moyer aged 89 a long time Orono township resident in Muscatine county passed away at his Conesville Iowa home last evening of old age and related ailments. He was born January 9 1819 in Pennsylvania and married to Hor ton. nine children survive. Funeral set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Reformed church with Rev. J W Bechtel officiating. Interment in Conesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
David Moyer
Orono Township
Muscatine County
Moyer
Pennsylvania
Miss Horton
The
Reformed Church
J. W. Bechtel
Conesville Cemetery
Music on Evans' Fleet with Pianola Pianos for Battleships
The U S Navy fleet has 26 Pianola Pianos supplied by Aeolian Company funded by officers and sailors. Upright Pianolas concealed in piano cases offer dual use as piano and automatic player. The purchase marks a modern naval approach to onboard entertainment during a voyage around the Horn to the Pacific and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Aeolian Company
W. M. Davis
Navy Department
Mr. Davis
Conesville News Achievements And Movements
L B Smith visited Wapello as a business caller. David Moyer joined Grace Reformed church at age eighty nine, likely Conesville’s oldest new member. Esther Sailor married Reuben Klotz at a relative’s home near Cotter with Will McCormick observing. Will Baker relocated his farm area to a newly vacated property. Laura Orcutt of Armour SD arrived to visit I W Jones family. L E Chappell and daughter Esther headed to Boulder Colo after brief stay. Rev J W Bechtel ended meetings at St Paul Church across the Iowa river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
L. B. Smith
Wapello
David Moyer
Grace Reformed Church
J. W. Bechtel
Moyer
Conesville Church
Will McCormick
Esther Sailor
Reuben Klotz
Charles Dyche
Cotter
Will Baker
Shere
Will Criss
Laura Orcutt
Armour
South Dakota
I. W. Jones
L. E. Chappell
Esther
Boulder
Colo
Sarah McCurdy
St. Paul
Lowa River
Thirteen Added To Church Membership And Local Notes
Thirteen persons were added to the church membership. Mrs. D. C. McKee and Lloyd and Almeda visited Montpelier Wednesday to stay with Jas. Watts and to visit relatives in Iowa City before returning. A wreck occurred on the Milwaukee railroad Tuesday afternoon when eight freight cars derailed near the sand pit causing disruptions as trains crossed to Muscatine. John Radcliffe moved to a new blacksmith shop north of his house. George Buser visited from Leits to spend a few days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. McKee
Lloyd
Almeda
Montpelier
Jas. Watts
Iowa City
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Rock Island Road
Washington
Muscatine
John Radcliffe
George Buser
Leits
Frightened Into Fits By Fear of Appendicitis
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure bowel trouble, fearing appendicitis. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store markets the remedy with a guaranteed two cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Havercamp’s
Social visits and travels in Illinois City area
Illinois City residents share weekend visits with relatives and neighbors. Rev. Richardson preached at Muscatine and will return this Sunday. Essie France of Omaha visits her parents in Illinois City. Several locals visit Muscatine on business. Edith Hesler heads to Rock Island for a few weeks. Eckhart and family plan to move to a Milan south farm. Lee Fisher family moves near the Prairie. Mrs. Jim Morrow travels to Washington for a week of business and friendship matters. The Crabtrees visit Mrs. Crabtree’s sister in Illinois City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Frank Thomas
Stella
A. Schutte
Richardson
Muscatine
Essie France
Omaha
Neb
Wm. France
John Seddam
C. Seddam
Dorotha
Austin
Persa Seddam
Conrad Seddam
Elmer France
Lulu
Wm. Morrow
Albert Eckhart
C. France
George Johnson
John Fryberg
Edith Hesler
Rock Island
Milan
Lee Fisher
Prairie
Jim Morrow
Washington
C. C. Crabtree
Mina
Socialists Outline City Policy If They Win
Henry G. Schoenig, socialist mayoral candidate, spoke last night at the socialist headquarters outlining radical city plans. He said a socialist administration would submit matters to public hearings, force enforcement of laws, and require worker welfare in new factories and franchises. Child labor laws would be strictly enforced and underage children kept in school, with decisions not filtered through the Commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Schoenig
Commercial Club
Local Notes From Oakland Feb 28
The sick in town are improving. J K Solomon and wife visited M R McKean. Nettie Johnson of Morning Sun finished and secured a spring teaching post at Baker school. Milton Wolfe held a livestock sale. W H Hoben family and Kennedy relatives visited Elizabeth Hines. Cecil Hill visited Norval Hill. Willie and Ralph Kennedy were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
J. K. Solomon
M. R. McKean
Nettie Johnson
Morning Sun
Baker School
Miss Johnson
Milton Wolfe
W. H. Hoben
James
Randall
Grant Kennedy
Nichols Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Nichols residents and visitors from Muscatine and West Liberty filled a busy weekend with multiple calls on friends. George Hann family and M. Coyner visited, J. Hesser hosted in Iowa City, Mazie Ragen stayed over, Eva Baker spent time at Swickard, Isa Shannon returned from West Liberty, and L. W. Adams headed home to Alta Vista after a short stay. Basketball at the opera house featured the Washington Athletics, followed by a Ladies' Aid oyster and ice cream sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Geo. Hann
M. Coyner
Muscatine
J. Hesser
Iowa City
Everett
Mazie Ragen
M. Doran
Eva Baker
B. F. Swickard
L. W. Adams
Alta Vista
Isa Shannon
West Liberty
Opera House
Washington Athletics
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Ed Brown
Mrs. Sauers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence
H. W. Baker
Louisa County
Berg
Adolph
W. H. Hoopes
Bauman
John C
Smalley
Batterson
Son
Baker
Elijah Ane
Smalley’s
Baldwin
Mary A
Brown
Minnie E
O.L
Church, Friends
Duffy
James A Smalley
Dotterweich
Eliz
Muscatine S
Dottérweich
Muscatine Frac
Hampe
G & Cc
J & Cc
Hoopes
Junge
J. G
Arthur
Kleinfelder
Jas
Knight, Chas
E. .Smalley
E. L W . Hoopes
HS Murphy
Meyer
Josephine
Mackley
J. W.smalley
Nyenhuis
Wm. Smalley
Peasley
L. Err
Stortz
Pfoffman
Pate
Hiram Suidtheee
Ewe Corerrr I
Royer
W. H
Rinely Dora A
Ea Smalley
Rexroth
Geo
Demorest
Simmone
Rolland
Muscatine N
Yo ” Stewart
Ellen Ye
Shoemaker
Wm. B
Wim
Sitter
Henry
Ae -Smalley
Ase -Smalley
Wittik
Dottie
Dottie A
Ward
Geo. H
Zimmerman
Anna C
Smailey
N.woo Lynch
P Jr
Ovis
Lynch
Tim Lynch
Michael Tae
Ida
Va Lynch
Michael
Neibert
A. Ceine
Reed
Isaac N.E
Isaac
Smalley H. Etre
Seevers
Aigie
Schipfer
A. Q
A. O
Trott
E. S
Westbrook
A. J
N.E. N
N.W. Wrembrook
Tissei
S.w
A. J. Ee
Reese S.W S
A. J. Se
J. E
Orono Town
Funeral Services
Evans’ Fleet
Hay'sie
Air Health
Iowa Avenue
Journal Office
G. M. Titus Pref
G. R. Titus V.pref
J. P. Schomberg Secy
H. G. Schoenig
the Go
Gladwin
Alice Dyche
J. B. McBride
Will Hoben
Art Keisler
Will
Hugh Boyd
Jim McKlauson
A. L. Johnson
Miss Nettie
Hines
Drei
Leysen
Bijou
A. M. Gollos
Tulsa
Noblette and Marshall
Colin Clo. Co
McColm Dry Goods
Gollos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!