Work of Tax Investigation Highlights City News
Pened to Be Around, Work of Tax Investigation, Will Clancy Who Escaped From the Asylum Taken Back. Other News of Note.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1900
Page
2
Pened to Be Around, Work of Tax Investigation, Will Clancy Who Escaped From the Asylum Taken Back. Other News of Note.
County investigators report many taxpayers in Washington County from the north area face questions over unpaid taxes and improper deeds. Some liens and mortgages not canceled or property deeded to spouses show records gaps. The public is urged to support the county board’s tax inquiry while noting the auditors and treasurer bear no responsibility for the investigation. A musical benefit by Miss Mable Dewey and Mrs. Lucy Anderson is planned for Epworth League with proceeds for a new piano, plus sales for Innes and his Band subscription signups.
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises Rector pile remedy with a positive written guarantee and sample free. Each package includes a pile pipe free. No Cure No Pay stated, price listed as 50c.
Night watchman Hugh Teeter spotted a brisk fire in a coal bin at the Eddy and Howe laundry on the east side of the square Saturday at 11 30 PM. He warned that left unchecked the flames could have burned under the laundry back rooms. The boiler attendant had arranged the coals away from fuel, but it appears someone disturbed the setup with a hoe after. No injuries reported and fire contained. The Globe notes local notices about Rev J E B VanWinkle and social work for destitute children, plus updates on Hon and Mrs Stuckslager of Lisbon.
Forecast for Iowa calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with colder conditions in the north and central areas. A separate note recounts the escape and return of Wm. Clancey from Mt. Pleasant asylum and his renewed return to the city under Deputy Black. Rowland and Shields urge subscriptions for Innes and His Band, warning it will not perform without the $3009 advance this week.
The show Miss Missouri Girl with a strong company and scenic displays arrives in Graham tomorrow night. M. H. Bowman of Columbus Junction arrives on No. 15 and has leased the Armory for a roller skating rink. Mrs G G Vincent of Keota attends T J Beard funeral near Ainsworth and visits R G Vincent home before returning home. A. Todd visits Keota after spending Sunday at home.
Rev Van Winkle of Ottumwa delivered a sermon on homeless children at the Baptist church. Rev Blackman of Ames spoke Saturday night and preached two services yesterday to large congregations with the evening topic The Resurrection. He plans to stay in the city until Wednesday to meet members and be guided around town.
Rev J E Van Winkle district president of the Iowa Children's Home Society talked at First U P Church detailing the society's work in the state. He travels extensively, reports aiding destitute families, and notes the non sectarian but Christian nature of the effort funded by churches and counties. The evening raised over $100. Local officers include H M Wicher, Mrs Dr W Crawford, and Mrs Dr Boice. The article also mentions local theatre notes about Fred Raymond's Missouri Girl and Lem B Parker in Knobs of Tennessee.
A notice from Aaron Hisab Treasurer of Washington County Iowa dated Nov 6 1900 outlines delinquent taxes on lands and town lots. It states that portions of the listed tracts may be sold to cover taxes interest and charges due, as recorded against each parcel.
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