Original Notice in Cass County Court
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County April Term 1925 Minnie A Reese plaintiff against Th G Clausen Louise Clausen Claude Odem H C Claps tam Lowize Clausen and others defendants. There is a petition on file claiming a personal judgment on promissory note dated Feb 11 1920 for 10000 with interest 10 per cent and for foreclosure of a mortgage securing payment, describing real estate in Cass County Iowa.
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District Court of
Iowa
Cass County
Minnie A. Reese
Pinintifé
Ic Clausen
H. C. Clapstam
Mortgage Notice In Cass County Iowa Court
The East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section Four Township Seventy-seven North Range Thirty-six West records in Cass County IA Book 268 Page. Lands may be sold to satisfy indebtedness and redemptions barred. No personal judgment against defendants Claude Odem S C Pederson Peter Anderson Bernard Mikkelsen and Lila Mikkelsen heirs of Paul Mikkelsen. If you fail to appear by noon of the second day of the April term convening April 14 1925 at the Atlantic courthouse default will be entered and judgment and decree rendered. H M Boorman Attorney for Plaintiff.
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County of Cass
State of Iowa
Towit
St. P.M
Recorder of
Cass County
Iowa
Claude Odem S. C. Pederson
Peter Anderson
Bernard Mikkelsen
Lila Mikkelsen
Paul Mikkelsen
Atlantic
Casa County
H. M. Boorman
New Daughter for Mr and Mrs Arthur Rausch
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rausch of northeast of town welcomed a new baby daughter last Saturday. The News Telegraph reports the family announced the birth as a local community milestone in early March.
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Massena, Ja
News-Telegraph
Arthur Rausch
Rock Island Railroad Time Cards Westbound and Local Schedules
timetable fragment lists Rock Island Westbound No 18 local No 5 Flyer and other trains with departure and arrival times including 4:40 a m 5:35 p m and 7 p m. Branch stops Audubon Griswold Lews and regional times show mid day to evening service with stations like Elk Horn Gates Smith Lake Harrisdale and Ly Atlantic.
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Flyer
Griswold
Audubon
Arriva
Atlantic Northern
Ximballton
Elk Horn
Hengzen Heights
Gates
Smith Lake
Harrisdale
Atlantic -An
The Crooked Line and the Illusion of Straight Paths
A reflective piece on perception and guidance arguing that true straightness requires conscious cues. It notes that many fail to walk straight with eyes closed, yet accept steps when signs are absent. The text discusses how people rely on subconscious guidance and patterns even when goals are equal.
Growth of Post Office History in the United States
Franklin outlines the postal system's growth from 75 offices and 30000 pounds yearly revenue to over 53000 offices and about 300000 employees. Aggregate revenue and expenditure now approach 80000000 dollars annually.
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Henjacio Frankin
United States
Novak Leaves Washington High Sets New Prep Athletic Regime
Les VY Novak, Washington high school's athletic director who resigned, establishes a new regime in Cedar Rapids. His teams boosted a national prep football claim with undefeated five season run and title wins in track and basketball, including 1922 and 1924 university track championships and multiple relay victories. Novak built a strong Iowa prep program with national reach and earlier coaching in Awinbon.
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Cedar Rapids
Les VY. Novak
Washington High School
Novak
Uams
Iowa
Jogt Nnty
Waite
Tigers
University of Chicago
University of Kansas
University of Wiscansity
Teva University
Ames
Drake Relays Entries Coming In Rapidly for Carnival
Des Moines March 31 Entries from colleges and universities are streaming in for the 16th annual Drake relay carnival to be held April 24-25. Athletic Director K. L. Wilson lists events for university and college sections including sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and distance relays. Over twenty colleges have entered the university section and about thirty for the college section, with entries accepted until April 13.
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Des Moines
Drake
Coleges
K. L. Wilson
Wilson
Tom Keady Heads All Marine Sports After Signing Contract
Boston March 31 The Boston Herald reports that Tom Keady who led the Quantico Marines baseball squad has signed a three year contract to head all sports for the United States Marine Corps.
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Boston
Bostons Herald
Tom Keady
Quantico Marines
United States Marine Corps
Stecher Wins by Fall Over 250-Pound Russian in New York
Stecher, a heavyweight wrestler from Stecher, defeated a 250 pound Russian in forty five minutes and fifteen seconds in New York. He used a full body spin hold to secure the fall in a grappling bout.
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New York
Marci
Stecher
van- ‘Zakkin
New York Welter Willie Harmon Beats Cowboy Padgett
Willie Harmon of New York stopped Cowboy Padgett of Colorado in the fifth round last night to win the welterweight bout in Scranton. Padgett survived to the bell in the fourth, but Harmon secured a technical knockout at the end of the fifth to save the Westerner from more punishment.
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Scranton
Willie
Harmon
New
York
Cowboy Padgett
Colorado
Padget i
Davis Cup Entries Reach Record 25 Nations
United Press reports a record 25 nations entered challengers for the Davis Cup, showing tennis as a leading international sport. Countries listed include Sweden Ireland England Italy France Switzerland Holland Austria Portugal Belgium Denmark Poland India Romania Czecho Slovakia Hungary Japan Mexico Canada New Zealand China Australia Cuba Spain and Hawaii with Europe and the Americas hosting elimination rounds leading to a Boston and Philadelphia clash later. The piece notes France and Australia as likely finalists and discusses key players like Borotra Lacoste Richards Johnston Patterson and the evolving status of the U S team under the Tennis Association.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press Spu
New York
United States
Russia
Germany
Sweden
Ireland
England
Italy
France
Switerland
Holland
Austria
Portugal
Belgium
Denmark
Pelami
India
Roumania
Japan
Mexico
Canada
New Zealand
Kina
Australia
Spain
Hawaii
Boston
Philadelphia
Jean Borotra
Rene Lacoste
Vinnie Richards
Borotza
Lacoste
Patterson
Anderson
Wood
America
Bill Tikien
Ond Tennis Association
Uat
Ween
Tilden
Bit Johnston
Bill Johnston
California
The
Tennis Association
Richards
Bill Johnsten
Tennia
Johnston
Washington
Ay Lo
Tennis ’Association
Ds Dawes
Gibbons Tunney light heavyweight title talk in New York
New York reports a possible June 12 title bout between Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney at the Polo Grounds. Negotiations hinge on signed contracts from the milk fund group and state athletic commission sanction, with promoter De Forrest claiming a 36 percent gate share for Gibbons and Tex Rickard pursuing but not matching De Forrest’s terms.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Pall Grounds
F Pane
Gibbons
Harry
Wills
Kane
West
de Forrest
Polo Grounds
A. C
Milk Fund
Spartamen
State Athletic Commission
Tunney
Tex” Rickard
St. Paul
Rickard
de Fore
Gene Tunney Bout Offer Before Delaney Showdown
Gene Tunney manager Billy Gibson received a late offer for a bout with Jimmy Delaney of St Paul in San Francisco on April 2. Negotiations continue as Tunney heads to Hot Springs Ark to resume training. Gibson may close the Delaney deal today. Young Stribling offered to fight Tunney after defeating Tommy Loughran in San Francisco last Saturday, but the proposal was declined.
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New York
Billy Gibson
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
San Francisco
Jnthneta
Tom 'Gibbon
En Tunney
Hot Springs
Ark
Develons
Gibson
Delaney
Young Stribling
Tommy Loughran
Tunney
National cage race in on in full swing
Chicago March 31 The great assemblage of high school ball stars opened the national interscholastic championship tournament under the University of Chicago. Forty-two teams from thirty-four states entered with more than 400 players. Thirty-three teams are state champions.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Zbyszko to Meet "Big" Mann in Philadelphia Bout
The state athletic commission fully granted permission for Stanisliu Zbyszko to wrestle Wayne Wayne "Big" Mann in Philadelphia on April 16. The ruling clears the way for the bout and outlines the conditions of the license.
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Zbyszko IS
Big
Mann
Philadelphia
Atate Athletic Commission
Stanisliue Zbyszko
Wayne
Big) Bunt
To & Fine
Parcaut to wrestle Kahoe for world middleweight title
Ralph Parcaut of Spencer has signed to wrestle Harry Kahoe of Cherokee in Cherokee on April 20. Kahoe recently defeated Claude Strong of Des Moines, boosting local belief that Kahoe will provide Parcaut with strong opposition in the bout.
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Cherokee, Ja
Ralph Parcaut
Spencer
Harry, Kahoe
Cherokee
Kahoe
Claude Strong
Des Moines
Parcauts
Phoenix racer dies from injuries after Sunday car crash
Feuerriegel, a 21-year-old Phoenix mechanic and leading motorcycle racer, died Monday from injuries sustained in an automobile race Sunday. The ill fated car involved in the crash was No. 13, and the incident halted participation as officials review events and safety measures.
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Phoenix
Ariz
St. Harry
Feuerriegel
Zona
Ralph ‘de ‘Pain
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Elgin
Hamilton
Jeweler Atlantic
Fourth Ward
C. C. Moeller
R. E. McFarland
MacDonald
University of Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Scott
Audubon School
Awinbon High School
Marines
Cowboy
Glenna
Glenna Collett
Ormond Beach
Fla
Fanning
Farrell
Gotham Fight
Howes
Parcaut IN
Action
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