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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

3

Board Proceedings Seventy-Second Year Drainage District Bid Actions

The 1912 board fixed tax leaves bids for bulkheads at 10 per yard and set takens at 5 and 6 dollars. Andunr and the Chairman were authorized to sign contracts. Jorgensen and P A Hammond Janda drainage bids were opened and an outlet was approved. Smith appointed engineer in charge of drainage district No 8 with bond of 2000. The September 1919 session adjourned with Gibbs Mitchell Klopp and Ressell present.

Mitchell Refeell Gibbs Johnaton Andunr No Fa Hida Jorgensen Smith Roard Klopp Ressell Datelock Mulgrew Boyce Co Cabie Amstrong Cement Hiddera Anditer Jorgen Jorgensen Ringsted Co Pradneta Co Toutorrow AE A MacDonald Conatrie Finn C. P Smith Beard Klapp Refat W. J. McIlveen Anna M. Geinitz Merk Noel Stark & Co Doelock

Emmet County 1912 Tax Levy Ordered by Supervisors

The Emmet County Board of Supervisors of Iowa orders levies for 1912 on the taxed valuation of incorporated towns in the county. A tax is imposed per dog with penalties for unspayed females and other animal taxes, plus a poll tax of eight cents on each male resident over voting age.

Board of Supervisora Emmet Lowa Tawnebipaari Gaid Said Ata Ray Emmet County Iowa Board of Supervisors Benetis Gard J. W. Morse Attourney Praine

Road and drainage district actions reported at county board

The county board met with all members present to review petitions for road widenings and drainage district work. Petitions establish roads of 66 or 86 feet width with openings along section lines, awarding contracts for open work and tiled portions, and approving damages to residents. A drainage district bid award and contractor payments were approved, audits approved, and adjournments set including a joint session with Palo Alto county to hear objections to drainage district No. 17 at Estherville.

S.A. Foote Paulaen Co & NW. Ry Mack Travers Cmauoti Birney Et al Tuyning Roncing E. A Roos Twogood Ro Williams P. HO Panlhen T. J. Hesa A Co Coon George Webber N. Po Nelsen Edgar H. Dack Arthur Case Mrs. M. Case J 2 Kirby Quid Corner Margaret B Clapp F. A. MacDonald Boards of Supervisors Palo Alto Marmet Estherville Emmet Dowden Bleckwen Palo Alto County J. KR. Martin JK. Morris

DISSOLVE BONE IN THROAT DOCTOR FEELS HIS HANDICAP

A Yonkers dinner party incident ends with a bone dissolving in acid after mistaken remedies. A physician notes the dangers of roughhouse medical ideas and jokes about the dangers of fish bones. The tale shifts to other humor pieces about everyday mishaps and old fashioned parenting. The Obelisk feature notes Egyptian obelisks in Rome Paris and London and their origins in Egyptology as symbols of the supreme god.

Yonkers Joe Central Park New York Egypt Rome Paris London

Mere Suggestion Between Married Couple In Dialogue

A domestic scene unfolds with Gertrude and John debating honest communication about dislikes and habits. The talk touches on temper, etiquette, and household chores including sock darning, with Maggie the servant responding to a kitchen waste issue at the back door.

Gertrude John

Art's Place in Life Embraces Contemplative Life

A meditation on art awakening dormant emotions and offering sanctuary amid daily wants. It describes art as a high tree where one can breathe freely, see clearly, and live serenely for a time, rather than a chase or plow. It frames art as a holy hill in the routine.

Vernon Lee

Statement of Condition of Farmers Savings Bank

A historical bank filing from September detailing assets and liabilities in the Farmers Savings Bank. The document lists cash on hand, loans, bonds, and other debt instruments, along with deposits and capital accounts. It includes signatures of president and cashier and notary acknowledgments.

The Wedding Ring and the Al Nance Ring

The wedding ring is the groom's focus and a new ring called the al Nance ring is described. It is presented as a single ring but consists of two parts with joints invisible. When engraved the ring splits by inserting a pin into an inside pinhole separating the ring from the movable part on the inner surface.

Statement of Condition of Gruver Savings Bank

A garbled bank statement from Gruver Savings Bank in Emmet County shows assets liabilities and deposits with names like Dowden and Nash. It includes a notarized oath, and proposals for sewer and water work at Estherville Iowa with bids and bid conditions, dates, and addresses.

Town Incorporation election set for Gruver village

District Court of Emmet County orders an election on October 4 in Gruver village to decide incorporation of a new town. Voters will determine if incorporation proceeds and approve the town’s boundaries and description as described in the court filing. Polls open 8 AM and close 6 PM. Officials Graves Wiley McRevorn Severtson serve as commissioners.

Notles Distriet Court of Emmet Awik Gruver Towit Towlt Perth Graves Wiley J, H. McRevorn T. J. Severtson

Quote on old maids and bachelors morals

A terse adage notes that an old maid may be unable to help her status but an old bachelor bears responsibility for his own fate. The saying reflects social attitudes toward marriage from a past era.

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