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The item lists weekly publication details noting Sadler, Shutts seven editors and H. J. Shutts as a manager. It appears as a masthead style credit line from the periodical.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
1
The item lists weekly publication details noting Sadler, Shutts seven editors and H. J. Shutts as a manager. It appears as a masthead style credit line from the periodical.
Editorial notes Mrs Potter Palmer as a society leader leading a syndicate aimed at taking over the Chicago Record-Herald to place her sons in newspaper work. Also mentions Pat Crowe’s evangelistic conversion under WCTU and Pastor Eaton Evanston Illinois and discusses Iowa liquor laws affecting farm labor and railroad temperance enforcement.
The quotation laments disregard for human life and argues against employing men who may be incapacitated for public service even briefly. It warns that a single day of failure can cause fatal accidents, property loss, and costly litigation, noting that experience is a costly teacher for railroad men.
The County Board met with all members present on September 19 1908. Petitions: tax cancellation for Mrs Simeon Brees granted. highway change petition in Pleasant Grove rejected for lack of jurisdiction. Otley street vacation petition rejected for lack of jurisdiction. tax omission for stock destroyed by fire rejected. Auditor Walter Bane reported June 1 to September 1 1908 and was approved. permanent school fund loans and payments for April 1 to September 1 1908 approved. Board adjourned sine die.
The document itemizes salaries for Ed McCoy Al Phelps Walter Bane R C Nace Josephine Smith and others for September and October 1908. It also records numerous bridge and highway claims for individuals such as J M Freel W H Wise Guy Proffitt and J H Phillips, along with grand jury expenses, bailiff witnesses and jury payments. The second day notes precincts canvassed for election matters and adjournment details.
Vacation warrants cover September 14 to November 9 1908 listing multiple bridge and highway claims by J S Carpenter M Dietrich Jacob Poelstra and others, plus board supervisors and salaries for September. Amounts include 360 00 784 00 1892 00 and 100 00 among others, with entries for W M Bivans L Dunham CRI PRR Co Wheeler Lumber Co and Iowa Bridge Co, and salaries for W H Lyon Ashlie Welsher Bert Kersbergen Meyer Langerak and Allen Anderson.
The Knox County Board met at the courthouse in Knoxville on November 9 1908 in regular session then adjourned as a board of supervisors to canvass the general election results from November 3 1908. They reviewed minutes and proceeded with precinct canvassing across multiple wards townships and cities.
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Third day November 11 1908 Beard adjourned with all members present. Minutes read and approved. Board canvassed county precincts for constitutional amendment and the United States senate primary. After completion the following were declared elected: Geo W Crozier representative twenty sixth district Don Smith county auditor Edd McCoy county treasurer Bert Kersbergen clerk of district court W J Wilson sheriff Ashlie Welsher county recorder W S Bilby county attorney Nora E White county superintendent of schools Jasper Nye county surveyor E T McLaughlin county coroner D G van Zante supervisor term commencing January 1909.
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