Proceedings of the county board first and fourth days
The minutes recount January meetings at Newton with auditors and deputies appointed. References include districts created, committees named, and routine claims for sheep killed and janitorial and clerical fees approved. The board adjourned to morning sessions and to a 1:30 p.m. reopening for further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Jeffries
W. RV Anels
Les Des Moines
Elke Creek
Aidences Lingy White
Lynn Grove
A. d. Streeter
Clear Creek
A.C. Schuman
Marivostick Wood
Buena Vista
M. W
Orr Newton
J W. Jeffries
Sion. Com
Malaka
Mar Grove
Independence
Newton
A. Davey
Wash
Sherman
Prairie
Pes Fairnd Palos Alto
W. J. Miller
Kellogg
Rock Creek
Richland
the Creek
J.T. Winters
Winters
Miller
Schoollund
Davey
Fisk
T Fe
Frank Fists
Local County Board Adopts Motions Amid Turbulent Session
The county board adjourned after officers were ordered to transfer office books to Joe Rodgers and half the school taxes were discussed. Editor Kennington objected to affidavits filed by Newton Record, claiming late filing and statutory noncompliance. Proceedings reference judgeable dates in 1897 and the Newton Repord misstatements are challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taim
David Meredith
Mattern
Office of Justice of the Peace
Joe Rodgers
I Kennington
Ra State Demorat
Newton Repord
Homer Galloway
Newton
Homer Howay
Jock P.m
Amendment Filed and School Enrollment Report from Buena Vista
An affidavit amendment for Homer Galloway was filed on a January Sunday in 187, with a 5:08 pm entry. The Buena Vista township No. 6 school report for January 1 shows 28 pupils enrolled, 3 tardies, 20 on time, and a list of students led by Harry and Herman Swain, Johnny and Helen Kleist, and other names. Teacher Moran, monthly notes include attendance and average daily number, with notes on tardiness and a partially legible roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Galloway
Spring Tin School
Buena Vista Township
Avery
Nume
Harry
Herman Swain
Saste
Bille Schnell
Johnny
Helen Kleist
Arthur
Bennie Dennis
Johnny van Gilst
Nellie Gutson
Imon Kedstra
Charlie Smith
Johny
Harry Servers
Cora
Earl
Roy Tomi Axes Moran
Town gossip and farm notes from the township
Miss Minnie Townsend visits local farmers and reports on turkey weights and turkey roosters. L C Watts raises heavy bronzes and turkeys weighing up to 28 pounds. Miss Addie Poots of No 6 is ill. Wm Poots ferries a horse to Lynnville and stays there. Mort Mendenhall hunted and had an accident. New township officers took oath Monday. Clerks’ prices discussed. View church service last Tuesday. Mrs Reynolds and Mrs eat at Milt Vansco. Smithlckm returns to Mt Pleasant and improves. John S Davis family visited Johnny Davis. Sympathy for Frank Bunker’s family. his father died in Muscatine County and his mother’s funeral followed in Muscatine. Hixson boys return from Des Moines. Wanted: ever green Spermon. Evelyn Kane Prairies La Ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Davis
Johnny Davis
Frank Bunker
Muscatine County
Nebraska
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Aupitor
Tim
Vey and Miller
F. A. Raton
C. Meredith
Jeanine
Joseph Horn
George Harlannd
Sherman Eputy
Nuary
G. W. Swan
P.M. Suttens
Eame
Ned
Court House
Jennings
J Mathews
Ted
Attilay Hertvog
O. B. Kipp
Frank
Avprtor
Jessie
Orth
Willie Larimer
Pearl
Hoy
Rowkhta Kane
Asien
Minnie Townsend
Tut
Ve Township
L. C. Watts
Addie Poots
Poots
Lynnville
Mort Mendenhall
Smith
Lckm
Mt. Pleaant
Sas
Evelyn G. Kane
Prair Ys
Ist
P.O. Carper
Wit. Ns
Churchill
Rewtor
Feathers’ Hotel
Prairie 6
Dir. Cartier
Ives
Aubek Ai
Viste
Nervoisies
Dyapepma
P. D. Carper, M. D
Crockery
Geise & Wendt
Yau
Wendt
North Side Square
Warham
Weil
Masonic Block
West Side
Wagley & Smead
Prompt Auto Invest Cil Tty
Vaughan
Inter Ocean
West
Tis Mo
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Hitea
The
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Chicago
Robbins & Wilson
Gor
Luwae
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