Proclamation listing Iowa general election offices and districts
The proclamation sets the November 7, 1899 general election dates for Iowa offices including governor lieutenant governor judge of the supreme court superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioner. It also details senatorial and representative districts and names counties composing each district and notes the vacancy in the Thirty-fifth District for the Senate seat in Dubuque. County sheriffs and electors are directed to take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say ‘Court
Gifford
Edward A. Dawson
van Buren
Jefferson
Apanoowe
Davis
Joarth
W. Sne
Lucas
Union, Decatur and
Ringgold
Tayor
Adams
Eifth
Montomery
Mills
Waren
Clarke
Malaska
Marion
Monroe
Meadson
Adair
Wet Teeth
Dallas
Guthrie
Audubonee
Jinteenth
Fotawattamie
Jones and
Cedar
Johnson and
Iowa
Allamalie
Appanoose
Andans Benton
Black Hawk
Boone
Bremer
Buchanan
Buena Vista
Butler
Dalna Madison
Mahaska
Jon
Marshall
Mille
Mitchell
Monroe Cry
Monona
Ida Teventy
Wright
Hancock
O'Brien
Lyon
Emmet
Osceola
Dickinson
Palo Alto
Clay
Winnebago
Worth
General Assembly
Dubuque
Francis E. Malloy
Wuereor
State of
Leslie M. Shaw
Jasper Conant
Jasperity
Baxter News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Changes
James B Weaver spoke at Center schoolhouse, amid uncertain votes. Local commerce shifts include W W Mead relocating his stock to Ira and C B Francisco purchasing Tipton & Son’s stock. Married news from Nevada Iowa reports Dr G N Harsh and Blanche Elise. Potatoes being dug, weather eases dust, and several residents are noted with travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Weaver
Center School House
Ross
Kansas City
P. H. Earley
Newton
Baxter
Ed. Conn
C. B. Francisco
Tipton & Son
Nevada
Iowa
G. N. Harsh
Blanche Elise
W. P. Payne
Public Auction at Farm Near Newton and Reasnor
Arthur Charlesworth lists a public sale at his farm 74 miles south of Newton and 34 miles north of Reasnor on Monday Oct 23 at 10 am. Items include 90 head stock seven sheep and pasture, two-year heifers, calves, a 1400 to 1500 pound gelding, barn hay and straw, 600 tiles, implement gear, and 150 pounds wire. Terms are 10 months no interest if paid when due. 8 percent from date if not paid. 6 percent off for cash. Ep Fincy, Clerk. Harvey’s cakes praised. Newton Record subscription urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Reasnor
Arthur Charlesworth
F. A. McMurray
Fincy
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State OF Iowa
Webster
Calhoun
Story
Woodbury
Lairy
Delaware
Clayton
Butler and
Fortieth
Allemelees
Fayette
Office of
Represen
Rana
G. L. Consox
Supervisors
Sateen
Jasper County Bank
F. E. Hinkelman
Townsend
Sredac
Jasper & Sons
Jet Wright
Charlie
Victor Johnson
Eugene Birchard
G.4. Wright
R. C. Birchard
Brooklyn
J. W. Burke
Des Moines
C. R. Moberly
Little Son
Valley Junction
A. F. Callison
M. E. Ald Society
Ea. Auten
Perry
Grace Vance-Eketrand
8. O. Vance
Dave Shill
Gussie
Missouri
H. C. Kirschstein
Mr. K
Woodward
D.R. Martin
Maurine
Oskaloosa
N.R. Barnes
Pickens
James Ponder
Bride
New Jersey
Ruville
Otis Quaintance
Baby of
Grinnell
Richland
James Norman
Walter Norman
Near Turner
Levi Horn Place
Mary Kindt
Walter Wee Grinnell
Chas. Dooley
W. W. Mead
Ira
K. P. Lodge
J. W. Norman
Horsford
Will Quaintance
Newburg
Ben Crews
Isaac Vandermay
Galesburg
Effie Mallory
William Weber
Imer Risher
Harvey