Census begins in 1910 and outlines its purpose
The 1910 census opens April 15 and measures national population, agriculture, industries, and resources, guiding representation and funding. It is strictly for statistical use, with confidential responses and legal penalties for noncompliance, including fines and possible arrests for withholding or falsifying data.
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United States
House of Representatives
Congress
M E Church Announces Quarterly Meeting Next Sunday
The Newton M E Church plans its quarterly meeting next Sunday with Pastor W H Perdew preaching at both morning and evening services. All are invited to attend. Gro E Monkman, Pastor.
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W. H. Perdew
Newton M. E. Church
Gro. E, Monkman
Central Triumphs Over Monroe In Close 4-3 Baseball Win
Central edged Monroe 4 to 3 in a warm afternoon game. Both teams played hard with tight pitching and timely hitting, and Central emerged with the narrow victory to wrap up a strong showing.
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Central
Monroe
Baptist Pastor Henry W Reed to Preach Sunday
Rev Henry W Reed pastor of the Rock Island HL Baptist church will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday in both morning and evening services.
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Henry W. Reed
the Baptist Church At
Rock Island, HL
the Baptist Church
Prospective land buyer interview in Prairie City
Nic Boland visited Prairie City this morning to interview a prospective land buyer. The encounter centered on potential acquisition plans and local land values.
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Nic Boland
Prairie City
County Board Proceedings From Recent Session
Official county board records summarize its recent session focusing on county business. Petitions were presented for consideration and actions discussed by members.
Marion county board approves bonds and cancels taxes for 1916
The Marion county board of supervisors granted cancellation of Mary Stoops’s 1916 taxes of 910 and rejected all bids for assessors books, setting April 7, 1910 for new bids. They authorized issuing twenty five thousand dollars in bonds for the bridge fund, at 4 percent interest, to be delivered to the county treasurer for sale, and adjourned sine die.
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U. S. Bureau of the Census
Department
United States
Census Bureau
U. S
Mary Stoops
Iowa Bridge Company
J H Kern
Anna Smith
T G Rees
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Allen Anderson
D. G. van Zante
Joan W. Fisher
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