Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Cass County Iowa 1926
By order of a special execution from Cass county district court a sheriff sale is scheduled for May 1025 in Atlantic Iowa. The property includes the south half of the northwest quarter section two township seventy seven range thirty five west of the fifth principal meridian containing eighty acres more or less. The sale is to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure judgment in favor of Catherine N Cole against L B Dorsey Ola Dorsey and others with costs and accruing interest.
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District Court
Cass County
Towa
Anid Court
Catherine*n. Cole
L. B. Dorsey
Ola Dorsey
Dorsey
Eagle
E. L. Newton
Robert J. Leach
Citizen
State Bank of
Anita
Inway
A. Peguu
Elmer Heath
Pb. Meredith
Alan
P.M. C
Tuwa
Atlantic
Iowa
Poverty and income inequality, social order concerns
Iowa City scholars discuss the harms of poverty and income gaps, proposing reforms such as education reform and a more attuned sense of beauty to ease social tensions. Sioux City leaders accuse lack of cooperation driving industry away, while Dubuque hosts a federation meeting of business and professional women led by Frances Plath of Davenport. Shenandoah notes Rev. C. S. Hanley’s birthday waves of praise, and Bedford reports a cow producing a third set of heifer calves in two years, with the owner declining a sale price. James J. Hamand plans eighty-sixth birthday trip to Ceylon with his sister, near the coast of India.
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Iowa City
H. Knight
University of Iowa
Fon
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Frances Plath
Davenport
International News
Bedford
James Chambers
Aberdeen
Schaller
James J. Wamand
Sac County
Globe
Ceylon
Coase
India
Haman
Dime Hamand
Mr. Hamand
Confusing birthday prank at Las Angle event shocks attendees
An unclear report describes a birthday gathering in Iene involving chaos and pranks at an Las Angle venue. Names and details are garbled, but witnesses recall pranks and disarray, with mentions of movement, discomfort, and a chaotic scene surrounding a transportation or street area.
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Iene
Las Angle
World's Largest Clock to Be Timed in Blas and Gesaf
A news note reports the installation of the world’s largest clock in Blas and Gesaf, with timing and display details planned. Officials announce project milestones and dates, outlining funding and expected public impact.
Embroidered Crepe Frock Delights Fashion Notes
A trimmed crepe frock features bright embroidery in vivid colors and pin tucks. The long line adds youthfulness, with shading in gray and brown tones complementing the garment’s color.
Rapids Girl Dies After Late Hours Scolding
Loretta Weaver 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mor, living five miles north, died in Mercy hospital from carbolic acid taken early today. Her mother scolded her for staying out with a boy named Ross, then found her in distress after returning home. The coroner heard the family story and noted a viral condition in the mother.
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Year Rapids
Loretta Weaver
Charles Mor
Mercy Hospital
Ross
Ins. Weaver
Oll Ile
Newark Sole
Death Sentence Saved Him In Mason City Case
An affidavit freed George Mavish a brick and tile worker amid a parole hearing related to a shooting. The order absolves him of county duress, and his younger brother will take his place.
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Mason City
Madonna of the Streets At Atlantic Theater Opens Two Days Later
Mil ton Sills stars as John Morton in Madonna of the Streets, a minister who abandons fashion and helps the poor in London’s Lime House district. He marries Mary Carlyon, who seeks her share of his fortune after her uncle’s will. Mary disappears, Morton investigates, and mercy, love, and divine intervention follow.
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Milton Sills
Hawk
Reent
Atlantic Theater
Spear
John Morton
London
Lime House
Mary"Carlyon
Morton
Jbelte
Luinde
Minton
Jocuse
Mary
Ois
Sills
Nivsimovia
Fry
Chatrine Palluck
Genuini Rover
Lineville Doctor Slashed by Offender McKay
Dr D E Odette said physician De Plas Farr former state pharmacy commissioner will recover from chest wounds though right arm will be permanently crippled. Rolla McKay 35 Mercer Mo justice of the peace fled, believed in Louisiana, unknown to Farr, entered the office yesterday and began stabbing without warning.
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Lineville
Hay
INS
de Plas Farr
Pharmacy
Rolla McKay
Justice of the Peace
Mercer
D. E. Odette
McKay
Dr. Farr
Parr
Ames Man Joins Hole in One Club
The Ames hole in one club adds member Harry Bowman of Ames who drove 155 yards on the third tee for a hole in one at a local game yesterday. Clinton country club reports Frank J. Ten joined the club Sunday after a one on hole No. T with a notable distance.
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AMES
Harry Bowman
Clinton, Jr
Frank J.ten
Clinton Country Club
New Corporations Form In Des Moines Filing Office
Three new Iowa firms filed today in the secretary of state office. The Emmetsburg Greenhouse Co. lists $5,000 capital with Emmetsburg officers Harry Pfiffner president J W Aiderson secretary and Willian McNamara treasurer. Wagner Maturing Co. of Mason City capitalized at $20 000 with EF Wagner president J Hea vice president and L R Wagner secretary. Sanitary Swimming Pont Cosmpny of Sioux City capitalized at $60 000 with C K Jolly president G W Segrist vice president and Q D Petit secretary treasurer. All officers are Sioux City residents.
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Des Moines
Walter C. Ramsey
Emmetsburg Greenhouse Company
Emmetsburg
Harry Pfiffner
J. W. Aiderson
Willian McNamara
EF. H. Wagner
Mason City
Wagner Mature Company of
Manly
J. Hea
L. R. Wagner
Sanitary Swimming Pont Cosmjpans
J Firm
Sioux City
C. K. Jolly
G. W. Segrist
Q. D. Petit
Frank Banyard to Hold Baritone Concert at Me FE Church
Simpson Callecte voice instructor Frank Banyard presents a concert at Me FE Church on Wednesday evening. An advertisement in this paper reaches about 16 000 readers.
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Frank Banyard
Simpson
Michigan men convicted in whiskey import conspiracy
WASITINGTON D William voter Davis Walter and Mac igan Michigan deputy sheriffs and James Quick of Trenton Michigan were convicted in a Detroit area case of conspiracy under the prohibition law for running whiskey from Canada into the United States. They were each sentenced to four years in prison and fined 20000.
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Wasitington
William Voter
Davis Walter
Macigan
Michigan
James Quick
Trenton
Mich
Canada
Detroit River
United States
Fost
Supreme Court of the
Uni Yeversal
Mexican girl accused in plot against Calles
A young Mexican girl, identified as Luise Janegui, was taken for mental examination after authorities alleged a plot to shoot President Calles. Family doctors claimed the girl brooded over differences in Mexico and claimed she called herself the queen of Mexico while the plot was said to involve plans to strike at the National Palace.
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Mexico
City
Luise Janegui Rich
Wag
Sheevaa
National
México
Unknown flyer near death after crash near Knoxville
An unidentified aviator was carried to a local hospital early this morning in grave condition after a crash while flying near Knoxvilla. The incident remains under investigation and details are sparse.
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Knoxville
Tent
gAnon Canselous
Knoxvilla
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Chamber of Comuerce
Shenandoah
C. S. Hanley
KFNF
Rev. Hanley
Faith Missionary Association
Lee Electric Company
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Repuilar Iced Shoe Store
D.lars Recext
Kantic Towa
Wijeate
Peat
Walter Mo Vritaball
Service Compita
Sher Avtantes
Til
Prigen
Ein Hong
Gris
Turner
Clara E. Starr
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Rman
Seth Pease
Fremont Eetmty
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ANT
Imles Weel
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