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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
5
Jasper County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids for a farm steward at Voor Farm for the year starting March 1, 1902, through March 1, 1903, with a full year salary. Bids due by 12 oclock noon January 8. 1902. Auctioner Jos Horn reserves the right to reject all bids.
County seeks sealed bids at the Auditor's office until 12 oclock noon Monday January 6 1902 for bridge material for the year 1902. Specifications are on file at the Auditor's office. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Jor Horn Auditor.
Sealed bids for county bridge building and repairing for the year are due by 12 m. Monday January 1h 1902 at the County Auditor's office. Plans and specifications are on file with the Auditor. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
The 1902 bid notices set bids per bushel for coal delivered to New Town for the poor farm. Bids specify clean lump coal and a per bushel price. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Jorn Horn, Auditor.
Bids invited for coal and rail for 1902 at the Court House with delivery to bins and clean chutes. Best steam coal quality requested. Bidders to state price per ton delivered and placed in bins. Doors to be kept closed after loading. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Jon Florax, Auditor.
Inmates at the County Home year 1902 require medical and survival attendance. Still bids sought for a full year’s salary. The board reserves the right to reject. Joe Horn, Auditor.
County announces sealed bids must be received by 12 o'clock noon on Monday in January. Bid details, deadlines, and submission instructions accompany the notice.
The Board of Supervisors of Jasper County invites sealed bids for coal for the Newton poor at 12 o'clock noon on January 6 1902 delivered in poor bins as designated by the overseer. Also bids for medical and surgical attendance for county jail inmates for 1902. Contracts on file, right to reject any bids.
The Newton township board advertises bids for a full year’s medical and surgical attendance for the poor, covering Newton City, with bids due January 11 1902. Also notes a one month arrears offer for subscriptions, local real estate deals by Warner Hickman, and various ads for Newton Art Studio and local merchants.
The Kellogg Township Board invites bids for medical service at tendance upon the poor for the year 1902 including Kel logg town. Bids cover a full year's salary under the existing contract terms on file with the Auditor. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The county will receive sealed bids at the County Auditor office until 12 o'clock m on Monday January 1902 for medical and surgical attendance upon the poor of Washington Mound Prairie and Poweshiek Townships including all towns for 1902. Bids cover a full year and follow the existing contract on file. the Board may reject any or all bids.
Bids due by 12 o'clock M on Monday January 1st 1902 for medical and surgical attendance to the poor of Fairview township including Monroe for the year a full year’s salary. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Newton city board invites sealed bids by 5 o'clock Monday January 6 1902 for the Overseer of the Poor for 1902 a full year salary. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
The city seeks bids for the 1902 year salary of the Overseer of the Poor with authority to reject any or all bids. JOE HORN, Auditor. Newton Art Studio advertises a free framed portrait with purchases of 2400 or more before January 2, 1902.
The annual meeting for the Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association of Jasper county Iowa is set for January 9 1902 at 10 o'clock in the Newton courthouse. S G Russell president and W F Boyd secretary announce a free lecture on electricity with an X ray exhibition by Prof Dodd of Des Moines at 1 p.m. all are invited.
Newton Camp No 19 Woodmen of the World held a Thursday evening gathering with many members and guests. State Deputy W Anderson of Des Moines and Rev G H Schleh of Omaha spoke, energizing attendees. Music by a mandolin club enhanced the event. A Woodmen Circle auxiliary for ladies was proposed to admit Woodmen spouses.
The Recorp urges patrons to settle all balances across departments including subscriptions advertising and job printing as the first day of the year approaches. If you owe the Recorp visit to pay and square up accounts with the publisher of the Aecorp.
A terse line notes wood and posts for sale by BE C 2214. The fragment implies a classified notice or ad listing material goods for sale with an author tag BE C 2214. No further context is provided to expand entities or specifics.
An auction on Thursday January 9 102 at 10 am will offer 4 horses including a 10 year old bay gelding and a 13 year old blind mare 35 shoats about 180 pounds 1500 bushels of corn 7 tons hay farming implements 3 wagons and more. Terms 12 months credit on sums over 5 with security or 2 percent off for cash. Lunch noon. W P Sparks Ir A McMurray auctioneer Db S Fleck clerk.
On Tuesday January Tth at ten o'clock a.m. a public sale will be held two miles south of Newton. The estate offers six work horses, two yearling colts, and forty four head of cattle including six milch cows a fresh heifer ten two year olds six yearling steers eleven calves one registered Short Horn bull grain and fodder including twenty tons of tame hay straw stacks acres fodder in the field one thousand bushels of corn eight bushels of oats seven bushels of wheat and one bushel of seed corn. Farming implements include a mower riding stirrup plow walking plow one corn planter tram and walking corn plow harrows disk harrow two wagons a spring wagon a buggy one new buggy harness a large supply of fence posts lamp cans and other articles. Terms twelve months with interest if interest is waived note due percent interest from delivery on approved security four percent off for cash five dollars and unpaid land with free lunch at noon. Auctioneers Mornsy and Pinch. Pro. Westbrooks Glese.
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