Sheriff's Sale Exhibit A Notice in Plymouth County Iowa
Special execution issued by the District Court in 1930 against Henry Borchers and others. Real estate described as SE quarter of NW quarter section 2 township 93 range 48 West in Plymouth County Iowa to be sold June 26 1939 at 10 AM at the north door of the LeMars Court House to satisfy a debt of 7580 plus 182.70 costs with accruing costs. Frank Scholer Sheriff. Roseberry Pitts Attorneys. Publish June 8 and 15 1939.
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District Court
Plymouth County
William F. Varenthorst
Fritz Hl. Varenhorst
Hi Varenhorst
R. Varenhorst
Harry J. Varenhorst
Plymouth
Towa
LeMars
Iowa
Akron Register-Tribune Adds Pathfinder Subscription Offer
The Akron Register-Tribune announces a new reader service by bundling a year of the Register-Tribune with a year of Pathfinder at $2.35. This limited time offer invites renewals or new subscriptions, promising satisfaction and urging prompt action. It also notes the Job Printing Department can provide printing estimates.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Pathfinder
Register-Tribune
Akron
Akron beats Hinton for fifth win in 7 3 game
Akron wins 7 to 3 as Kapfer limits Hinton through eight innings. Beaubien and Arm Brown spark late inning rally with bases loaded walk and a string of hits. Jno Martin and James Martin provide key hits while Dixon, Hartman and Hansen lead Hinton in a hard fought district game.
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Higgins
Peek
Dixon
Hinton
Hartman
Bornholz
Crouch
Harrison
Akron
Kapfer
Ard
Brown
Tucker
Hanson
Muir
Kounkel
Beaubien
Arm
Jas. Martin
Tno
Martin
Peck
F. Krause
Jno
Hintonites
Hansen
L. Krause
Skully
Metz
Bowers
Rapfer
Arm. Brown
Jno. Martin
AB R H Poa E
Local Citizens Urge Respect For Privacy
A local note from GEORGE W. AHRENS complains that neighbors spread lies about his business. He requests advice only when sought and urges people to mind their own business. The Akron Register-Tribune advertises merchant ads and a large carbon paper pattern tracing sheet for sale.
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Westfield
George W. Ahrens
Register-Tribune
The American Boy Magazine Companion Endorsed by Readers
Hundreds of thousands of boys read The American Boy as a living companion with friendly advice and sports tips. Readers credit the magazine for athletic progress, improved character, and motivation across football basketball track tennis and more. Subscriptions cost 1.60 yearly or 3.00 for three years. foreign rates 50 cents. Send names addresses and remittance to Detroit Michigan address. Readers are urged to share news items with the Register Tribune office.
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American Boy Magazine
Second Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
Lost Strayed or Found Ad Column Preview
A brief notice describes the Register Tribune Want Ad column offering low cost help for lost items stray animals stolen goods or found objects. The snippet highlights the column as an easy way to place a small classified notice.
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Register- Tribune
Typewriter ribbons for sale at Register Tribune office
Paper and fresh typewriter ribbons offered at the Register Tribune office with claims that our prices are right. Local buyers are invited to visit the office to purchase ribbons and paper supplies.
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Register- Tribune
Want Ad Hint in the Register Tribune
A brief notice suggests using classified Want Ad to locate items or services in the Register-Tribune. The message hints readers to check the paper’s ad pages for quick leads and offerings.
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Frank Scholer
Roseberry & Pitts
Plaintiff
Areata Ia
Ross Funeral Home
Harley C. Lewison
Dak
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Lundgren Garage
Abstract and Title Co
Mes and
Rees Ave
Maude BU Buckley
Mgr
County Abstract
Court House
United States
Linden Anderson
Sac City
Deep Rock Products
August Koch
Pate
Armour’s Milk
Blue Barrel
Swan’s Down
NAVY
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GM Company
Harry, Christy
W. Harry Christy
Xaw Ionies of FisHaa
Chevrolet
Firet
Dirks Motor. CO
Baby Mg
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