Proceedings of the 1908 Muscatine County Board
The June 9 1908 adjourned Board of Supervisors session completed tax equalization for Muscatine Township raising horses three years old and over by 80 percent. Officials authorized a $200 transfer to Drainage District 10. They canvassed primary election results, rejected protests for recounts in Wilton and Sweetland townships, and tallied votes for numerous state and county offices.
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Board of Supervisors
W. H. Fishburn
R.T. Shannon
A. C. Noble
M. J. Shellabarger
Geo. J. Lang
Vanatta
Muscatine
Muscatine Township
C. C. Bacon
Prohibition
Wilton Township
Edward F. Hoag
Sweetland Township
United States
Wm. B. Allison
B. Cummins
Claude R. Porter
A. B. Cummins
Malcolm Smith
W. B. Allison
John M. Work
Thos. T. Anderson
John H. Anundson
W. W. Copeland
S.B. Packard
John 2c
Idig
Oliver P. Myers
Bo -B. Packard
L. S. Coffin
Julius Carleton McCaslin
Aaron Stalker
BOG
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Warren Garst
John J. Hamilton
White
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Bitett
George W. Clark
Bernard Murphy
James H. Wilson
John W. Leedy
Eirmest Holtz
Secretary of State
Iw. C. Hayward
Dow
Howard M. Humphrey
Wm. Gtrauss
Auditor of State
John L. Bleakly
M. Hopkins
B. Munroe
John D. Collins
Ernest C. Pierce
W. W. Morrow
Jos
S. Cunningham
Chas
C. Bacon
Henry Taylor
Milton Remiley
A. Rogers
Fred Martin
Er UR
Mack
Public Instruction
Owen J. McManus
John F. Riggs
Geo. B. Whittemore
Cockfield
Ketchum
A Hoag
Meineke
Soc
Congress
Chautauqua Opens In West Liberty With Pageant
West Liberty reports the Red Path Chautauqua Bureau opened a six day assembly on the east school grounds. Supt. Arthur Mac Murray opened the program at 2 30 with remarks and readings by Rev P H Green. Dr George Lamonte Cole presented the Pueblo Indians exhibit and lecture.
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West Liberty
Red Path Chautauqua Bureau
Arthur MacMurray
Red Path Chautauqua
P. H. Green
George Furniss
Stelzl
H. P. Miller
Ohio
Sitka
N. M
St. Louis Fair
George Lamonte Cole
Bloomington Children’s Day Program Opens
Bloomington on June 17 featured a Children’s Day program with local students performing in the morning program at the city hall auditorium. Teachers and volunteers organized songs skits and a short ceremony highlighting community youth achievements.
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Bloomington
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Bloomington church program praised for decor and singing
A Muscatine church event was described as carried out in a creditable manner with pretty decorations and excellent singing. Visitors included Albert Tebbetts of Whittier California and James Bean of San Jose California en route to New York and Providence Rhode Island.
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Cornelia
Cranston
J. S. Garnes
Mitchell
Muscatine
John Schweitzer
Martin Schweitzer
Mona Rowe
Conesville
Margaret Dallas
Beek
Fred Stortz
Theodore Rynearson
Delta
Williams
Longest Continuous Double Track Railway Under One Management
The Grand Trunk Railway System operates the longest continuous double track from Chicago to Montreal and to Niagara Falls under one management. The Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley route via Niagara Falls extends from Chicago to New York. Descriptive literature and time-tables are mailed free on application to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams St., Chicago, Ill.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Chicago
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
New York
Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P
T. A
Adams St
Chicago, Ill
Fairfield Man Lost Murder Rumor Stirs German Interest
Henry Vollmer of Schmidt and Vollmer Davenport traveled from Fairfield en route home from a probe into Heinrich Goehrs a missing Towan heir. German consular authorities seek clues to the man last heard from in Oregon where Oreg on sheriff suspects foul play. Vollmer plans a July trip to Oregon to pursue the case.
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Henry Vollmer
Schmidt & Vollmer
Davenport
Fairfield
Heinrich Goehrs
Towan
Germany
Goehrs
West
Oregon
Columbia County
Vollmer
Gold Medal Flour Promises Lighest Sponge Cake
The note credits Gold Medal Flour for producing the lightest sponge cake seen by Rachel, highlighting the product's quality.
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Rachel
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