Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-15
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

lineal foot, "a and 64-l00 cents; for exca-
waiting extra excavation, per cubic yard,
80 cents; for overhaul, per cubic yard,
30 cents; for brick pavement on concrete
foundation. using first-class brick, per
square yard, $1..53. As Des Moines pays
s16O per lineal yard for paving, it looks
as tho the city council had made the
contract at low figure. The work is to
be commenced on or before May 1. and
to be completed en- or before July !.
lGlenwood.
Miss Jessie Nutting has been re-
elected superintendent of the city
schools by the Glenwood school board.
A deserving recognition Of one who has
shown herself possessed of rare execu-
tive ability "A number of men have ap-
piled for the situation but they have
uniformly been informed that the school.
board was well satisfied with the work
of the present incumbent. One man was
SO impolitic and impoiite as to write the
board scathing letter for giving such
a responsible position to "a woman
Boone.
ID. w. Archer of Chicago the gentle
man who contemplates the establish
ment of a canning factory in our city,
spent few days last week in Boone
looking over the field and feeling the
pulse of the business men and repre-.
sentative citizens. Just what shall be
decided upon by Mr.. Archer is very diff
ficult to learn at this time, as ii is gem
erally conceded he ia not succeeding in
interesting them to any very remarka-
bic extent, as reported by the Republi-
can.
v;,.a,
A., an.h,,s,,.st;o ,,,as,,n u 30 ,on,
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take action upon me two proposed new
railroads. About fifty members of the
club were present. President Clark pre-
sided. who stated the object of .he
meeting. a general discussion of the
subject was had. which showed senti-
ment ,oSbe strongly in favor of tf,e; pro-
iects. Nothing definite could be done.
but 4 committee TO look after tte mat
ter was appointed. 1, Was the general
lopiniUn that ,he people of yinton would
flavor . rea s,on,, HE Jay IL, s,,,,nort of IL !.
project
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nm h 4 vicians wav. nil ca,,s ,v ,e,,,
banged up ana holes shot into hem
and other property wantonly destroved
The farmers are a reused and are deter
m:aS:, sa.n,,, III, ,a,ri.is !, ~, ~,
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l5Stins,a they took $50 cash. a razor. FIN
ger ring, etc.
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"a So brought IA ,est III. vaIiei,w - tt,s
| muller n4titian and ,,ai,fss t,yo u, ,.,e 10,
lumes witi, totallof III, napas Tbaar.
l5peal which was taken from tn, desis,ia,,
lof the district court sustaining me no
luton is nov being perfected. aitho near
ly a year mus, elapse. before a finalseie
cision Is reached. The court house
lclock will be. placed in position in abon,
ok weeks . X G. Cousins arrived
iiot'is from Nsdsiliisson MONDAY eSeH-
iiis' tne ss,i. i'e Mas tiooklhg AFTER the
'efi'oss'ts OF ms, his private .lprary 70 new
| lua' ssis ei.t.s ias'' weeA out later joined
d party 81 siafstiailtoWn irieilas ior a
rev cay oulii's az Lost ls.and lake.
| Onawa.
4 j. ID. Woodward, who has lived IN
Onawa for some years, mas Just sold his
home farm in Grant township. Mo-
nona county. of 600 acres for $4,000
| Considerable of this land was entered
liy Mr. Woodward at the Council Bluffs
land office in 1865. He moved on to \,
| m June. lS5G. and always lived there ,,n-
| Ill he removed To OnaSa. The farm is
lone of the Oldest and best in aIonona
| county Mir. Woodward, sin owns two
Ter three other farms in The ans Town.
shin which he viii mid "a, \ 40 ,,rs..,,,,.
j. ID. Woodland is one 81 ,ha ,,ionears "a
/ Monona comfy and \ yo,,,n,a r,fs,,,t ~,
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/ Mii.'en apput ms eAl'et'eheei m early
W.. .''is ~ ',iouA lily. Souhcil
s,iss.ioi'l''',s' p.aifle hies'
.l''a pu.
Msis oiiis iilciaehls IN lhe
me ~ 'iie oi'' ses'ie's'
raer.
After six sessions as a board of equal
lization, the city council completed the
| work of overhauling the assessor
books. Many changes We're made. All
but three We're increases The Traer
opera house va'i,atien was reduced from