Proceedings of the April Meeting of the Board of Supervisors
The Newton Iowa board of supervisors met April 7 1902 with Shill Hast and Alexander present. Minutes from January were approved. Andes Turck appointed justice of the peace for Newton township to fill the Earley vacancy. Bond for appeal in the newspaper contest set at 200 dollars. Adjourned to 8:30 a m on April 8 1902.
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Newton
Iowa
Shill
Hast
Alexander
Andes Turck
Newton Township
P. H. Earley
Jor Horn
S. S. Nedham
State Bank of Monroe
Joe Horn
April 8 1902 county board minutes approve vault contract
April 8 1902 minutes note approval of bonds for local banks and a justice of the peace. The Art Metallc Construction Co. of St Lemias won a vault fixtures contract for 595 dollars. Quarterly reports from county officials were approved. A new justice of the peace for Elk Greek township was appointed. Various tax, rebate, licensing, and county book contracts were approved. The board adjourned to April 9 1902.
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Newton
Iowa
Andes Turck
Newton Township
Art Metallc Construction Co
St. Lemias
A. J. Streeter
Joe Horn
J. A. Mattern
I. T. Holmes
Elk Greek Township
Bank of Colfax
First National Bank of Newton
City of
James Berry
Hanna Livingston
A. G. Vos
Contract Award For Certificates To Iowa Lithographing Co
On motion the contract for 15000 certificates of award 200 first class and 100 second class teachers certificates and all blanks for school secretaries and directors was awarded to the Iowa lithographing Company of Des Moines for 82.00 dollars. The Poweshiek township assessor reported that the board of review ordered grain feeders left off the assessment. The matter was referred to the Board and the assessor was told to consult the board of Poweshiek township and arrange a meeting. The County Auditor was chosen to meet with the board to adjust the matter as required by law. It was reported that some assessors had not followed the grain assessment law, and the Board instructed the County Auditor to refuse any books kept by those assessors. Continued on sixth page.
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Iowa Lithographing Co
Des Moines
U.S. Express Co
Colfax
Board of Health
Sherman Township
Chas. Walker
Joe Horn
Newton
Iowa
Iowa Lithographing Company
Poweshiek
Board of Review
Powsshiek Township
Rushville Tax Sale Minutes On Redeeming Church Lot Trio
On April 10 1902 the fourth day the minutes of previous meeting directed redemption from the tax sale of lots five six and seven in block three Rushville the properties described as church and school property and all persons present were noted.
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Newton
Iowa
Rushville
County Auditor Jor Horn Sets April 11 1902 Record
The county auditor noted the day’s events ending at 8 80 o clock in the morning on Friday, April 11, 1902, detailing the balance of the day as recorded in official notes.
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Jor Horn
Wilbarger County Texas Promises Growth and Prosperity
Wilbarger County Texas promotes itself as a premier agricultural hub centered on Vernon, its county seat. The petitive listing highlights rail connections, markets for oats and corn, banks, mills, elevators, wood yards, electricity, telephones, water works, churches, schools, and projected Frisco Railroad facilities. It claims strong yields, healthy climate, and extensive farm operations with modern equipment and labor potential.
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His
Texas
Ft. Worth & Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Texas Central
Haskell County
Vernon
Frisco Railroad
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Twe
Board of Supervisors
Blank Books
Ray
Cowden
Ose
the Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Putnam
Monroe Drug Company
Unionville
Financial Report
Ways and Means
General Department
Electric Department
T. H
Water Department
T. R. Phillips
Library Department
Samuel Richards
A. K. Emerson, W. C. Bergman, D. R. Tripp
Wilbarger Co
Wilbarger County
Colorado
Vernon Depot
East
NE. Lewis Co
Vernon, Texas
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