Administrator's Notice of Sophia Luschen Estate
District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed E H Youngstrom administrator of Sophia Luschen deceased Akron Iowa June 4 1912 all debtors to estate to pay and all claims to be presented legally authenticated for allowance
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Sophia Luschen
Tate
Roosevelt and Bryan Split Marks Rising Progressive Tensions
The article follows the Roosevelt camp at the Republican convention in Chicago as delegates clash over seating and a new progressive party emerges. It notes James S. Sherman's near unopposed vicepresidential nomination and plans for a national party after state conventions, with Roosevelt open to stepping aside. It also covers splits at the Democratic convention in Baltimore, where Bryan and progressives face defeat for the temporary chairmanship and rumors of cross party coalitions surface.
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Illam Howard
Cuhicago
National Committee
Rosevelt
Itg
Roosevelt
James 8Onerman
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Bryan
People Will Rule Against Primary Plank
The piece argues that rejecting a primary election plank at the Republican National Convention will harm the party in November. It states a broad voter majority across political faiths wants a primary to voice choices from president to local candidates and condemns the old guard method as corrupt.
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Steam Roller
Taft Signs New Homestead Act Expanding Land Claims
The government will aid homesteaders with a three year proof rule. Entrymen need seven months of actual residence per year, totaling twenty one months in three years to obtain patent. Those with three years on claims may now offer proof to secure patent too.
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Taft
Quick Settlement for Hail Loss in Akron
On June 14 a hailstorm damaged crops insured with Guarantee Mutual Hail Insurance Association of Sioux City Iowa. The adjuster from Redmond Bros came with the company to settle for 200 dollars on June 15, witnessed by E J Lawlis.
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Middle West
Akron
Big Sioux
Sioux City
Iowa
Redmond Bros. & Co
Redmond Bros
Russel Clark
E. J. Lawlis
Welsh pony sighted left eye. described chestnut brown
A chestnut Welsh pony that is blind in the right eye was last in the owner’s possession at Flandreau on the evening of June 12. The animal wore a new halter and a picket rope tied to its left leg. It had been bought from James Wells of Akron, Iowa, who purchased it near Hawarden, Iowa. A reward is offered for information directed to Lewis Benson in Flandreau, South Dakota.
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Flandreau
James Wells
Akron
Iowa
Hawarden
Lewis Benson
S. D
Property dispute over Akron Iowa lots in 1879 deed
Plaintiff J K March claims absolute fee simple ownership of lots four to six in block seventy Port landville now Akron Plymouth county Iowa. Petition on file in the District Court notes a warranty deed dated April 23 1879 by E W Sargent and Abbie E Sargent conveying the parcels to unknown trustees and grantees recorded in Town Lot Deed Records Plymouth County. Defendants listed as unknown heirs and legal representatives of the trustees and grantees.
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First Baptist Church of
Portlandville
Iowa
Akron
E. W. Sargent
Abbie E. Sargent
Plymouth County
J. K’. March
District Court of
Quieting Title Action for Portlandville Church Property
In Akron Iowa suit by T M Zink attorney, filed June 14 1912, seeks to quiet title to real property held by First Baptist Church of Portlandville Iowa as trust for the church. Deed to trustees recorded May 6 1879 names unknown trustees. court to publish original notice in Akron Register-Tribune for six weeks. Defendants to appear by Sept 23 1912. otherwise defaults and decree may be entered.
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Akron
Iowa
Portlandville
First Baptist Church of
FE. W. Sargent
Abbie EB. Sargent
First Baptist Church
LeMars
T. M. Zink
Akron Register-Tribune
Wm. Hutchinson
Duroc Jersey Herd Praised by Livestock Rep W S Steele
Farmer and Breeder staff quote Chas Christianson Akron Jr as a coming Duroc breeder. The herd features Octave Tha net 5th 233588 champion sow and Ohio Chief's Last boar, with many sired by Iowa Champion Tip Top Notcher Chief and Crimson Boy. Christianson predicts a 1000 pound boar and markets big milking and litter prospects.
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Chas. Christianson
Akron
Octave Thanet
Sioux City
Ohio
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Crimson Boy
Prince of
Col’s
Why use outside flour when your home mill can
A promotional line encouraging readers to try Premo flour as an alternative to external flours, claiming its quality matches what a home mill produces and inviting readers to be convinced by trying a sack. It presents a persuasive product pitch with a focus on home milling quality.
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