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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

6

County Board Adopts Bond and Sine Die Adjournment

The April 14 1998 county board meeting notes bond approval for First National Bank of Pleasantville to secure deposits of the county treasurer Ed McCoy replacing an earlier bond. Minutes read and approved. Warrants issued in vacation listed. June sessions begin with board organizing as Board of Equalization.

J. D. Anderson Knoxville City First National Bank Pleasantville Iowa Ed McCoy Ed. McCoy Court House Grand Jury

Board meeting held with full attendance

On June 16, 1908 the board met and all members were present, proceeding with planned agenda items and discussions.

Marion county primary vote canvas and warrants adjournment

The Marion county board canvassed votes from the June 2 1908 primary and certified results. The board cancelled warrants and adjourned to June 13 1908 with subsequent meetings June 17 1908 to review minutes and claims.

Marion County J. B. Vriezelaar

Local Petitions Considered by County Board in 1908

The Tenth Day of June 1908 records multiple petitions. Rejections, continuations, and grants include refunds of dog and poll taxes, a tax exemption inquiry, a bridge site change, and aid for grading a hill in Swan township. County auditor Walter Bane filed a report for April to June 1908.

W J Wilson EH Gamble Teachers’ Institute Honnold Myer Langerak Kersbergen W H Lyon Ed McCoy al Peelps Walter Bane RC Nace Josephine Smith Chnna Welsher Ashlie Welsher TL Risewick Court House John Bloom Pella City Viersen Lake Prairie Township Ridlen Roberts Wilson van Zante Adkins A Booth Franklin Township Charles Morehead Washington Township Bilby Commission John Schlotterbeck Knoxville City Cochrane Erb Leroy Hunt J Brown al Phelps Clinna Welsher Meyer Langerak R C Nace TL Ricewick Aurora Inlow Petit Jury HK Ashton Gopher Claims J.B. Vaz G. W. Maddy Harvey National Bank Wm. Reeser Aart Rhodes Liberty Township J. S. Cunningham Et Court House Yard Geo. Simpson J. A. Kool, Sr SM Lowman W E Polson Aart Weirse John Akkerman M. A Wittenberg W. L. Graham Clay and Liberty Tracy and Bethel Road J P Phillips OK Hill Swan Township Lee Hunt Jas

County Bridge and Boundary Change Petitions Heard

Bussey et al seek a county bridge over a branch on a road through the SW quarter of the SW quarter of section 22 township 74 range 18, referred to Allen Anderson. Petition of T L Conrey and others seeks boundary line change between Marysville and Everist voting precincts. The board sets August 5 1908 for interested parties to be heard. Durham voting precinct in Clay township also under consideration with hearing on August 5 1908. J B Vriczelaar.

Bussey Allen Anderson T L Conrey Marysville Everist Durham Clay Township J B Vriczelaar

Sheaves of Grain Wanted for Fairs and Exhibitions

Farmers are urged to save grain for upcoming county state and interstate agriculture shows. Grain will be needed for exhibition and decorations at fairs. At the National Corn Exposition in Omaha smaller bundles may qualify, not requiring whole sheaves.

Omaha

Prize sheaves and premiums boost Iowa grain prizes

Diameter and grain quality will guide judges in valuing grain at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha next December. Farmers gather bundles before threshing to improve estimates. Iowa Duroc Swine Breeders pledge about 2500 dollars in premium hogs, 72 head, to Iowa winners, with Nebraska breeders adding more prizes.

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