Visitine Canoe New Styles Arrive at Record Office
Visitine Canoe announces new styles now in stock with 25 plain for 15 cents and 25 printed for 35 cents, 50 plain for 35 cents, and 0 printed for 60 cents, available at the RECORD office.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
3
Visitine Canoe announces new styles now in stock with 25 plain for 15 cents and 25 printed for 35 cents, 50 plain for 35 cents, and 0 printed for 60 cents, available at the RECORD office.
Jasper County Board of Supervisors met in regular session at the Auditor's Office Newton on September 4 with all members present. Meeting called to order by chairman W. J. Miller. minutes of June session read and approved. Adjourned to 9:00 am Friday September 8. Jor Hous, Auditor.
A Sept 8 1809 county board meeting opened by Chairman W J Miller with all members present. Mrs Jason Green asked tax rebates for 1898 and the request was referred to the City Council. Road petitions from Saml Carver et al were granted without county costs. Other actions included referrals for road grading between Cledk Creek and Independence townships, a county recorder fee report showing 449.35 for the quarter ending June 30 1899, and rebates on dog tax for J F and W S Tait due to error. Auditors were instructed to sign a jail telephone contract. Tax rebates for Mrs Mary Hews for 1895 and 1808 due to charity were approved.
The Newton Auditor Office met in regular session at 9:00 a.m. with Miller and Winters present. Minutes were read and approved. A motion appointed A O Gates and Hayden Reynolds to assist in destroying ballots. A mortgage in Section 11, Township 78, Range 21, was paid and canceled. A resolution fixed eight dollars per month for care of insane patients with estate or liable relatives. The Auditor and County Attorney were instructed to collect by...
The board on motion of Winters approved a countywide levy covering State, University, County, Bridge, School, Insane, Poor, Soldiers' Relief, and teachers funds. Township by township allocations include Clear Creek, Poweshick, Washington, Mound Prairie, Des Moines, Sherman, Independence, Malaka, Newton, Palo Alto, Mariposa, Kettogy, Buena Vista and other townships with varying mills on real and personal property to support schools, cemeteries, contingent and special funds.
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