Proclamation detailing Iowa state representative districts
The proclamation from Governor Albert B. Cummins outlines the division of Iowa into multiple representative districts, listing counties assigned to each district and the number of representatives. It also assigns judgeships across several judicial districts and notes term expirations and succession for certain court seats. State officers and officials are directed to observe the proclamation.
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General Assembly
Iowa
Cefar County
State of
Towa
Jones County
Genera Assembly
Story County
Town
Boone County
State of Iowa
Greene County
Carroll County
Crawford County
Monona County
Woodbury County
Ida County
Sac County
Calhoun County
Webster County
Hamilton County
Hardin County
Grundy County
Black Hawk County
Buchanan County
Delaware County
Ofice
Court Ag
District Court of
Boone, Franklin
Hamilton
Hardin
Brory
Webster
Wright
Iowa Proclamation on Constitutional Drainage Amendment 1908
Governor Cummins proclaims a statewide vote on a proposed constitutional amendment adding drainage and levee powers to the General Assembly. The notice names Emmet County offices to be filled and sets election-day timing and polling hours for the 1908 general election on November 3. The proclamation is dated September 28, 1908, at Des Moines with county sheriffs instructed to enforce notice.
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Albert B Cummins
State of
Iowa
Thirty Second General Assembly
General Assembly
Wuerner
Des Moines
A. L. Butler
Emmet
Official Notice of Signature Date in 1968 Record
The text indicates the county will take due notice and judges and clerk will take official notice, governing accordingly. It ends with a signature line stating the oath on the Agth day of October, A D 1968.
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Monrne County
Wapello County
Jefferson County
Henry County
Des Moines County
Lawa
Louisa County
Washington County
Keokuk County
Mahaska Colty
State of Taw
Marion County
Warren County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
Audubon County
Guthrie County
Dallas County
Polk County
Jasper County
Powellhick County
Towa County
Johnson County
Muscatine
Scott County
State of Laws
Butler County
Franklin County
State of Own
Wright County
Humboldt County
Pocahontas County
Buena Vista County
Cherokee County
Plymouth County
Wighty-first
Palo Alto County
Kossuth County
Hancock County
Cerro Gordo County
Eighty-eighth
Floyd County
Eighty-ninth
Chickasaw County
State’of
Allamakee County
Winneshirk County
Howard County
Mitchell County
Worth County
Winnebago County
Emmet County
Dickinson County
Osceola County
Lyon County
William D. Boane
Hampton
Bremer
Butter
Cerro
Gordo
Floyd
Hancock
Mitchell
Winnebago
Worth
J. Fr. Clyde
Osare
J. J. Clark
Difford PL Smith
District Court
Fourteenth Judicial District
Buena Vista
Clay
Dickinson
Humboldt
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
A. J. Ballie
Storm Lake
Fifteenth Judicial District
Audubon
Cass
Fremont
Harrison
Mills
Montgomery
Page
Pottawottamle
Shelby
N. W. Macy
Harlan
Twentieth Judicial District
Henry
Louisa
W .S. Withrow
Mount Pleasant
Albert B. Cummins
W. C. Hayward
Albert
B&b. Cummins
W.C. Hayward
Secretary
Rales
Ieee
Bras Ac
MRO
Wea
Samoel
Rene
Ee Isis Som
New York
Wirenniitar
Oasis
Bears
Jcastoria
B. B. Anderson
Northern Lumber CO
L. J. Bennet
James Rhfsell
P.G. Miller
Anderson Cashier
Farmers Savings Bank
Wallingford
James Ressell
Peter G. Muller
F. W. Converse
T. 0
Bando A. Bevatson
EK. Hartung
Anderson C. O. Anderson
Foley
A. Follough
Casimer
Wis. Williams & Anderagn
Ted China
Jay Johnston & Co
Bank of Ketherville
Bett
G. D. Stone
A. Eae
Carl Cate
Mia
Sonky Waele
Tsba
Olge
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