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HANCOCK COUNTY
ATLAS
INDEX
PAGE
Fownship 5
Bingham
Crystal ' 7
Madison " 9
Ellington " 11
Orlhel '■ 13
Hancock County's People 14
Britt Township 15
Garfield " 17
Concord " 19
Boone Township 21
Erin " 23
German " 25
Ell •■ 27
Magor " 29
Farm Statistics ... 30
Amsterdam Township 31
Twin Lake " 33
Avery " 35
PRESENTED BY
THE TIMES-REPUBLICAN
MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA
OUTLINE MAP OF
1198177
HANCOCK COUNTY, IOWA
BINGHAM
Township 97 North, Ran^e 26 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian
CRYSTAL
Township 97 North, Range 25 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian.
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Oldest Bank in the County by Nine Years
ESTABLISHED 1868
WINNEBAGO COINTY STATE BANK
C/VPITAL $50,000
J. F, Thompson. I'res. Ix J. Thompson, \-ice-Pres,
John Olson, Cashier M M Thompson, Asst. Cashier
A General Banking Business Transacted
Money to loan on long or short time at lowest current rates.
Farm loans made at 5 and .")'j per cent annual interest. No
commission or other expense.
FOREST CITY, IOWA
O. A, Olson be lie n
Real Estate
Forest City, la.
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G, S. Gilbertson, President \V. 0. Hanson. Vice-President
C. H. Kelley. Vice-President
C. A. Isaacs. Cashier M I Johnson. Assistant Cashier
Forest City National Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - $65,000.
General Banking Business Collections
Farm Loans
Interest on Time Deposits Abstracts
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B. a. PLUMIVIER'S
First National Bank
In Morthern Iowa
= FOREST CITY, lOXA/S =
Extra Copies of the
HANCOCK COUNTY ATLAS
May be had at $5.00 apiece
TIMES-REPUBLICAN, marshalltown, la.
ELLINGTON
Township 97 North, Range 23 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian.
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ORTHEL
Township ^)(^ North, I^anire 2(). West, of the 5th Principal Meridian.
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T o yv/V sH I P
The Leading Hotel in Britt
ALLISON MOUSE
BRITT, IOWA
GOOD STEflM HEATED ROOMS
GOOD TABLE
Connfort of the Traveliog Public Carefully
Looked After
NOONAN'S LIVERY BARN
BRITT. IOWA
NOONAN'S HARNESS SHOP
NEXT DOOR TO LIVERY
Regulates Prices
for HaQcocK County
WM. NOONAN. Prop'r
HANCOCK COUNTY'S PEOPLE
[FROM STATE CEMSUS OF 1905]
The si-eattr purtiun was purchased from the Indians in 1>
I at .'1 cents an acre.
Population
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17'.l
-240
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Tifisy
ISHO
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1!«.-. 12IS7
Sex and Nativity
Native b<:trn white frrim native parents —
24.-i8 males and ilOO females.
Native born white from forei^^n born par-
ents— 2.H71 males and 2fJfl females.
Foreign born — l.'iOG males and lOllfl females.
Colored — 4 male, .'i females.
Total— (is:i() males, (■.14.H females.
Conjugal Relation
Single — I2.S7 males, 'ilitl females.
Married — 2:i<.»i males, 2:!.ss females.
Widowed— 21.") males, 22!i females.
Divorced — KI males. 17 females
Separated- Hi males, 20 females.
Occupations
.^Agricultural pursuits — -'.ns males, 1(17
females,
Professional service— 1.">3 males, I.')2 females
Domestic and personal service— j:; males,
424 females.
Trades and transportation — Kl.'i males, ."il
females.
Manufacturing and mechanical pursuits —
247 males, (il females.
Unclassii.dd labor— 044 males. 7 females.
Churcl^ Record
Churches 2.5
Congregations 27
Value of churches J67,200
Seating capacity 5485
Number of members 2502
Number of parsonages 1,3
Value of parsonages $17, .300
Urbao Population
ISO.") 3102
1000 4241
1905 4,363
BRITT
Township 96 North, Range 25 west, of the 5th Principal Meridian
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GARFIELD
Township 96 North, Ranoe 24 West, of 5th Principal Meridian
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Win. Shattuck. Pres A. C. Ripley. Vice Pres
F. M Hansnn, Cashier
A. C. RIPLEY & CO.
Capital Stock, S."iO,0(HI
Surplub ami I'mtit^. SlL'.riOD
Attorneys
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
REAL ESTATE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
)s|(l - llnited StJtfs LkT..Mt..ry
E.xamine and Make Abstract i_if Title
GARXHR, IOWA
Land and Mortgage Ijrokers
A General Bankino- liusincss Transacted
First National Bank Building, Phone 52
DIRECTORS- Wm Sliattiick. A, C Ripiev, r i.. Wldiman,
^ R. Valentine, W C. I). .row, Royal Lovell, F M, Hanson
Garner, Hancock County, Iowa
1 C. K, Moe, Pres 1. Sweiaard, Cash er
W. H. Ramsay F- E. Blackstone
C S Tervvilliser, V Pies M R. Pollock, Asst, Cash
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
RAMSAY & BLACKSTONE
C.ARXER, IOWA
General Practice. Special Attention given
Capital and Surplus, ,s:j:.,(X)()
to Commercial, R(,'al Estate and Probate
Farm Li.ians a Specialt\-
Law.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Rooms 1-5 Bell Block
GARNER, IOWA
Est.iMished ISi.; Successor to Brockuay ,^ EKIer
STATE STREET LIVERY
GARMER, IOWA
J. N. SPROLE
GARNER, IOWA
C. S. GU'.VX, Proprietor
ABSTRACTS AND LOf^lNS
Best Service Good Horses
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
Clean, Easy Carriages Honest Rates
(qND SOLD
Special Attention Paid to
Commercial Travelers
Responsibility $3U,(XtO
GARNEP
i HOUSE
A. J. CLEAVES, Prop'r
1
GARNER, lOWZA
CONCORD
Townshij) ^^(> North, l\ano;e ?3 West, ot the 5th Principal Meridian.
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O- H Stilson. Pres E L. Stilson. Vice-Pres
I H. Standnng, Cashier T: Lvell Stilson, Asst. Cashi
FIRST STATE BANK
OF CO K WITH
Capital -JW g'lO.OOO
Pay Interest on Time Deposits. Clerk
Public Sales and litiy the Notes.
Money Always on Hand for Farm Loans
at Lowest Current Rates
O. H. STILSON
E. L. STILSON
M. C. DUNLAP
E. L STILSON & CO.
CORWITM. lOWfl
Real Estate. Good line of Insurance Companies.
Are in Flowing Well District of Hancock
County- Owners of Stilson's 1st & 2d
.Additions to Corwith
Inimifjration Agents for Iowa Central and Miss-
ouri Pacific Railways Iowa, Minnesota
and South-Western Lands for Sale
TIIOS. A. WAY, Pre
1'. IIATTI RSi:ilEII
f I!. APPLEGATE. Asst Cashi(
FIRST NflTIONAL BANK
CORWITH, IOWA
General Liankmt;- liusines^ We Write Insurance and
Transact^ d We Solicit a Share of Your Banking Business Make Farm Loans
Interest Paid on Time Deposits Safety Deposit Boxes for Kent, 5H«i a Year Phone 22
Special Livestock Market Reports
formers will fir)d Iq the
Daily Tiroes- F^epublican
special livestock market
reports equal to any
stockyards paper and
far more connplete th)an
are publish)ed in ar)y
other newspaper.
TIMES-REPUBLICAN,
Marshallown, Iowa
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BOONE
Township 95 North, Range 26 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian.
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ERIN
Township 95 North, Range 25 west, of the 5th Principal Meridian
GERMAN
25
Township 95 North, Range 24 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian
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120
Fred Arnold, Pres G. H Wiegmann, V Pres.
F A Arnold, Cashier
fIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KLEMME
BANKING IX ALL ITS HRANCHES
Farm Loans a Specialt)-
Collections
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED
CALL AT THE
STATE SAVINGS BANK
OF KLEMME
e Are Here for Your Convenience
Farm Loans
Collections a Specialty
Safety Deposit Boxes
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
A TARMER'S TURfNAGE
Because with detailed directions from the
Factor)- a farmer or an)' tinner
can set it
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AS SIMPLE TO OPER(qTE
AS ANY STOVE
EVERY ROOM IN THE MOUSE
HEATED WITH ONE FIRE
mw
The Equator furnace is a simple, cheap
powerful heater, absolutely gas tight. It
can be installed in an old house or a new
one. Send rough pencil sketch of your
floor plans and get an estimate of cost
from the factor)-.
Marshalltown furnace Co. Marshaiitown, lowa
Township 95 North, Range 23 west, of the 5th Principal Meridian
MAGOR
Township 94 North, Range 26 West, of 5th Principal Meridian
STATE SAVINGS BANK
Kanawha. Iowa
Capital $lo,()(IO Surplus $4,()()0
A General ISanking Pnisiness Transacted
Fire Insurance Written Farm Loans Made
Your lousiness Solicited
Diiectws: J, E Wichman. Wm Shattuck, F. M, Hanson.
(j R Richaidsun, Ciias Grudzmacher, (I'e. T. Rikansrud.
H i\ KckhuH,
BANK OF KANAWHA
Responsibility 5100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted
Real Estate and F'arm Loans
Specialties with this Bank
Insurance Written in
Leading Companies
THE RED LIVERY BARN
('iU\' MARK rro[.)rietiir, Kanawha, Iowa
Good Clean Rigs, P'air Prices and Teams that Will Get You There. Call in Person
or by Phone
HANCOCK COUNTY'S fflRMS
[FROM THE STATE CEySUS OF 1905]
Niimbtr farn-.s l.i;.".;. acres :;42,'.i--;s. value land .si.l.fi ll).:i.",,s Value buildings S2.444,.">08, value implements S:i74.683. Total S18,468,54.S.
Farms Mccupied In' renters i<:i. acres li;n.-,lli, viilue land SC.OIJ, 118, value buildinss |S27.728, value implements 5146,686.
Farms owntd bv ..ccupants '.iso. acrts l.">s isu land value includini; acres rented 58,7.37.210. Value buildings 51.616,780, imple-
ments S227,'.I06.
Number farms owned by native born white 4lii, owned by foreign born white MXi, managed by native born white 20, managed by
foreign horn white 11. Farms rented by native born for cash 128, for share rent l.^O. for cash and shaie rent 146. by foreign
born white for cash rent 7:). for share rent M, for cash and share rent 78.
Acres improved land in farms in 100."), 2',ll,7(l."i; unimproved land in farms in 190.5, 64..5,st.
Graiix Yield 1903
;.22:i,190 bushels raised of
Corn — sii,:U.') acres planted to
value of S672,2t'.r
Wheat— 3,121 acres, :il,118 bushels, J21,77S value.
Oats— acres 8.5,129, bushels 2.3.")4,776, value 5567,027.
Barley — acres 2,054, bushels 46,511, value 514,122.
Rye — acres 56, bushels 1,121, value S483
Buckwheat— acres 311, bushels 2,401, value Sl,220.
Clover— acres 7.86, tons l.:i0U. value 4,878.
Timothy— acres 23,011, tons 33,125, value SI 15,374.
Millet and Hungarian — acres 358, tons 475, value 51,657
Alfalfa — acres 2, tons 2, value SIO
Wild hay acres 19,046, tons 21,110, value S.jii,685
Other forage crops— value 510,733.
Other farm crops — value 5238.
Produce Yield 1903
Fla,\ seed— acres 419. bushels 4.115, value 54.144
Clover seed— acres 01, bushels 169. value 51,125.
Timothy seed— acres 5iiii, bushels 2,227, value 52,163.
Other grass seeds bushels 846. value 5307.
Irish potatoes bushels 111.100, value 528,647.
Sweet potatoes bushels 641, value 6195
Sweet corn bushels 5,111, value |2,109.
Vegetables 513.413.
Apples 59,231.
Peaches 555.
Plums 63.067.
Cherries 583.
Total tree fruit $13,436.
Berries S5,0S6.
Number and Value of Ijivestock
Cattle of all kinds 34,331 Value 5616,(544
Horses and mules 10,519 •■ 675,377
Swine 37,253 •■ 232,304
Sheep 1.235 " 4,957
Goats 93 '■ 179
Other farm animal? 52 " 2,400
Wool in pounds 4,.826 Value $ 916
Chickens 177,778 " 54,912
Other fowls 16,668 " 10,957
Eggs in dozen ,583,385 ■• 75,717
Dairy products ■■ 259.443
AMSTERDAM
I ownship 94 North, Ranoc 2S West, of 5th Pnnci[)al Meridian
TWIN LAKE
Township 94 North, Range 24 West, of the 5th Principal Meridian.
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