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1. [IAHENRY] New London News Items-1877 [1]
Burlington Hawkeye Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 22, 1877 New London Notes New London notes are as good as gold if they are signed by the right man. These here New London notes are signed at the bottom "Nuts." F.A. Griffith puts in his time these days building churns that are warranted to bring in butter five minutes from the neighbor's cellar across the street. Charles Miller has about concluded to put up a fine frame building, twenty feet front, on Main street. Alrich block is also almo
2. Re: [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; April 17, 1879 #2 [1]
Hi Cathy: I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate all your postings!! It's just wonderful to have so much great information shared with us. Keep 'em coming. My Best Always, Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cathy Joynt Labath" To: Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 8:40 AM Subject: [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; April 17, 1879 #2 > The Free Press > Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa > April 17, 1879 > > Obituary
3. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 #2 [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Original Notice STATE OF IOWA- HENRY COUNTY-ss To Joshua Wheatcroft, Ancilla Wheatcroft, C.H. & L.J. McCormick, defendants: You are hereby notified that there is now on file in teh office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Henry County, State of Iowa, a petition of Eli Seeley, claiming of you, Joshua Wheatcroft and Ancilla Wheatcroft, Judgment in the sum of Three Thousand Dollars on our two joint promissory notes, one dated February 24th, 1875, d
4. [IAHENRY] !! The Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 (cont.) [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Henry County, Iowa, at their Regular April Session, 1879 FIRST DAY. Monday, April 7, 1879. Board met this day in regular session Members all present, namely: Hammond, Spahr and Clark. Supervisor Hammond in the chair. The Board then examined and allowed the following claims to wit: W.S. Shepp, burying pauper $3.00 J L Shields, money ex pauper 1.65 R G Elliott, keeping do.
5. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; April 17, 1879 [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Proof of Will State of Iowa, Henry County-In the Circuit Court April Term, 1879 To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Lewis W. Farmer, late of said County, deceased, was brought into the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and publicly read as such last Will and Testament. And the same being filed, the Clerk fixed 10 o'clock A.M. of the 29th day of A
6. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 "Board of Supr. 3rd day" [1]
...continued... The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Henry County, Iowa, at their Regular April Session, 1879 THIRD DAY Wednesday, April 9, 1879. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. The following claims for sundries furnished Poor Farm, were examined and approved: Herman Zuhn, repair of wagon, $1.60 Newbold & Houseman, groceries, etc., 46.08 A W McClure, medical services, 27.25 D L Morse, blacksmithing, 5.15 Sol Hewi
7. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 LOCAL MATTERS -Shubert has moved his boot and shoe store one door north. -Sorry to learn of the serious illness of Reuben Eshelman. -Dr. Salter of Burlington will preach in the Congregational Church of this place next Sunday morning and evening. -Dr. Wiggins has removed his office and residence to the first house northwest of the northwest corner of the fairground. -Boyd Williams, the aged father-in-law of Richard Noble, was stricken with paralysis
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9. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 [1]
...continued... The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Henry County, Iowa, at their Regular April Session, 1879 FOURTH DAY Thursday, April 10, 1879. Board met pursuant to adjournment- Members all present. The Board proceeded to visit the Poor Farm and found the management in a very satisfactory condition, the inmates found to be well cared for and in their generally healthy condition. They also proceeded to visit the bridge at Abbey's Ford
10. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 10, 1879 "Local Matters' [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 10, 1879 LOCAL MATTERS -Dr. Guth of the Hospital started for Philadelphia and the East, Monday evening. -Monday morning there were a number of wild Indians aboard the train from the west on their way to Washington. -J.C. Bontecou and Dr. Herbert are stirring up the temperance folk in Fort Madison this week. -WANTED.- Some one to help me establish a market for the sale of choice butter, cheese, meets, fish, poultry, game, fruits, vegetables, etc. There's mone
11. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 17, 1879 "Board of Supr. 2nd day" [1]
...continued... The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Henry County, Iowa, at their Regular April Session, 1879 SECOND DAY Tuesday, April 8, 1879 Board met pursuant to adjournment.- Members all present. The following were all examined and allowed: M M Cook, justice of the peace, $6.25 B F Farmer, constable, 3.50 Henry Tomlinson, witness, 1.30 Charles Chilcote, do., 1.10 Frank Noel, do., .50 V D Flowers, juror, 1.00 M Reel, do, 1.00 A Say
12. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; Apr 10, 1879 "Hillsboro" [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 10, 1879 Hillsboro. Our town is in a high state of excitement now over the subject of a narrow gauge railroad. The majority regard it favorably and are working hard for it, while a few are bitterly opposed to it. In a great many respects I think it would be beneficial. It might build up the town, make it more lively and more of a business point, and also furnish better facilities for shipping produce, cattle, hogs, etc. On the other hand it might bring
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14. [IAHENRY] !! Free Press; Henry Co, IA; April 17, 1879 #2 [1]
The Free Press Mount Pleasant, Henry, Iowa April 17, 1879 Obituary BARTON- Died on Friday afternoon, about 2 o'clock, at his residence a short distance south of this city, Joseph Barton, aged 81 years, 10 months and 28 days. He died very suddenly of heart disease. He had not enjoyed his usual vigor and strength for some weeks but was around attending as usual to his business, and on that day eat his dinner and was talking to his wife on the subject of death, when he was stricken down. Joseph
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