Drainage District 3 proceedings in Kossuth County Iowa
The Kossuth County Board of Supervisors met December 12 to inspect a steel bridge in Prairie Township and to consider the drainage district costs. By December 16 they adopted resolutions admitting additional lands to Drainage District No. 3 and changing the commissioners report on land classification and benefited costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Standard Bridge Co
Prairie Township
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth Co
Iowa
Kossuth County
J. B. Worden
N. W
Louisa M. Peterson
N. Fr
John G. Smith
A. Peterson
D. H. Holcomb
Fannie Curtis
N. E
J. C
A. Arpke
N. G
N. BE
S. W
S. 4
N. Wig
N. E.j
Albert Ogren
L. E. Potter
A. Jacobson
W. T. Hall
John S. Cullen
A. Ogren
Range 2A
Drainage district records revised and levies set in 1905 Iowa
Kossuth county Iowa boards revise assessment figures for drainage district three and approve corrections to land parcels including Allen J. Evarts. They ratify the district as an active drainage project and levy 5795,179.12 for improvement costs across lands highways and railways. Board approves bills and adjourns to January 1906 with per diem and mileage allowances listed for five supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bearis
Allen J. Evarts
Kossuth
Towat
A. Jacobson
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Tarwa
W. T. Ball
John S. Cullen
John G. Smith
A. Ogren
Nayes
W.T. Hall
John
Cullen
Bancroft Creamery Reports Record 1905 Year
Bancroft Iowa January 2 1906 the Bancroft creamery reports its best year in 1905 with over 814000 more business than 1904 expenses lower milk and cream intake rise and butter cost per 100 pounds drops from 250 to 197 The secretary Bernhard presents the year ending December 1 1905 and notes the annual stockholders meeting Saturday afternoon with officers elected. Doleschal and assistant Bollig credited for the strong showing and various butter scoring markings are listed from multiple dairy events and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frech
Bancroft
Iowa
Bancroft Creamery
Bernhard
Salarias
Tnsurande
Eess
A.J. Doleschal
Carl Bollig
Mr. Doleschal
Mason City
Algona
Des Moines and Chicago Passenger and Freight Timetable Note
A historical timetable item lists trains including Des Moines passenger No 6 No 14 northbound and St Paul passenger Nos 0 13 15, Minnesota passenger 26, Burt passenger 26, through and way freights Nos 42 64 66 with a Sunday only service on some routes and a no passenger service at times. Marked by M A Winkel, Agent, Ok amt 11 20 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago
St Paul
Minnesota
Burt
M. A. Winkel
Arent
Milwauker & ST. Paul
Coseery
F. Huprtox
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Goeders
Laird
Warren Laird
State of
J.B. Laird
Algona, Iowa
Moore Bros
Illinois
Ah Tapdondorit’s
Asbobb
Ila Wallen
LA Wallen
Pangburn
Peterson
Jobin P Paterson
Dhualrage
F McGovern
WA Wright
Same
Do Same
Aougren
Bae A Jacobson
Hollister
R. H. Miller
Re, Conner & CO
Fee
Conner
Creanery
Bancroft’s Co-operative Institution
Doleschal
Oder
Rapide
St. Paul
Sioux City
Oney
Spacey Haggard & Pere
Mother
Taylor’s
Rogue
Tru
Rocky Mountain
Chicago & Northwestern
Iowa Central
Hampton, Towa
Twin Cities Mail
Mason City Mall
Sun
Twin Cities
Limi
St. Louis
Kansas City Mail
Peoria Express
St. Louia & Peoria Limited
J. H. Morgan
Alzona
West Virginia
KF. S.norton
Ralkenhainer & Co
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