Quieting Title in West Half of Northwest Quarter
Thomas Mardesen sues Louden Mullen and others in Audubon County Iowa to quiet title to the west half of the northwest quarter of section twenty six township seventy five range thirty five claiming unrecorded conveyances created a cloud. He asserts he is the owner in fee simple and seeks a declaration that defendants and unknown heirs have no valid claim and that his title be quieted. Defendants are listed with multiple spouses and unknown heirs and residencies, with actions dating from 1851 to 1897 and later, and the case demands the dismissal of adverse claims unless they appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mardesen
Louden Mand Mullen
John S. Baldwin
Baldwin Ihis
Granville M. Dodge
Dodge
Pegram
Nelson T. Spoor
Spoor
Anna Dodge An
Menona Barclay
Barclay
John T. Baldwitt
Baldwin
Loudon Mullen
Mullen
John T. Baldwin
Grenville M. Dodge
BR. Pogram
Pogramt
Ange Dodge
Baldwin Ia
G. M. Dodge
Township Seventy Nine
Audubon County
Down
District Court
Andu- Bou County
Laws
Thomas Murchesen
Township Seventy-Five
Range Thirty
Iowa
Louden Mullen
Louden Molen
Barbara E
John 8. Baldwin
Granville M. Dodse
Audurbon County
John J. Baldwin
Mr. Dodge
KR. Pegram
Town
Benjamin R. Pegram
Idubon County
Granville Mode
Anna Dodge
Robert M. Barclay
Barbara G
M. Dodge
Auduboncent Town
Corther
John
Aldwizaid
Aldwizaid— Baldwin
Granville
Dodge Aid—. Dodge
He KR
Pegrim
Ann Kean
Dodie
Nelson TE. Spoorand — Spoor Bix
Menor Barclay
Elainvby
Wmid
Complex property suit names many Audubon defendants
In Audubon county court a civil action in February 1907 by Matt Thielen John J Hensley and E M Hensley against numerous defendants including Mrs Franklin M Carpenter Mrs John Carpenter Reuben Carpenter and families seeks to quiet title and establish plaintiffs as absolute owners of described parcels in sections 21 23 24 25 26 township 75 range west of the 5th P M Audubon county Iowa The petition alleges adverse claims by defendants various claimants through patents mortgages tax deeds and deeds from the U S government and asserts that plaintiffs title be established barred against others and the verdict be final and the defendants appear before noon on the second day of February term 1907 at the Audubon courthouse The case is argued by Corson OBS attorney for plaintiffs and ordered published in the Audubon County Journal six weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Audubon County
Iowa
Matt Thielen
John I. Hensley
EM. Hensley
K. Carpenter
Franklin M. Carpenter
John Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter
Carpenter
James D. Meek
Unkown
Campbell & Gish
B. A. Morris
Morris
W.j.jourdain
Jourdin
Range St
P. My Audubon County
Town
Towa
Mate Tulelen
John J. Hensley
EM. Bensley
Anges
P. M
Audaboo County
Lowe
Paintas
R. Carpenter
Hat Campbell & Gini
F. A. Morris
L. Dues
J. W. B. Lewis
M. J. Lewis
Elizabeth S. Busleyy
A. Phelps
Clateas
A. Phelpa
Thomas Alsop
Alsop
Phelps
Thomas Alsiop
Thowas
Tiulethirn SM. Thomstal
Rowen
Gowen
Lowis
Mary
W. J. Jourdain
Jourdain
Sara G. Lewis
American Emigrant Co
John Hooker
Audubon
Corson
Sidney
Audibon County
Extra
Wall Green
Uth Ind
Court orders six week notice publication in Audubon Journal
The court directs posting of original notices, declares a default will be entered if not complied, and orders publication for six consecutive weeks in the Audubon County Journal. Judge WR Green of the 15th Judicial District of Iowa signs the order with attorney T M Rasmussen listed for the plaintiff.
Care of the eyes in cold weather warns against dust
Dr George Houston Bell urges simple eye precautions to prevent irritation and possible vision loss. He advises shielding eyes from wind and dust, avoiding rubbing, washing with boric acid or salt water, and using a tightly fitting eyeglass for thorough cleansing. Emphasizes daily eye washing for hygienic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Houston Bell
Velvets and Coats Feature Colorful Trim Details
The article describes velvet and tailored coats with matching color trims and banded piping. It notes textiles and fashion emphasis, mentioning knee-length or long garments and decorative glint from contrasting bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Public Sale Features Vast Farm Outfit Near Greeley Township
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the place 54 mills northeast of Exit on Rec 27 Greeley township by Wednesday Feb 13 1907 commencing at 10 o clock A M. The listed property includes 4 head of horses 80 head of cattle 13 fine milking cows eight steer calves eight heifer calves one high grade short horn bull 300 bushels worn in crib about tons slough hay about 20 bushels potatoes a dozen chickens and household goods such as heating stove cook stove extension table iron bedsteads cupboard chairs churn washing machine clock and other articles Free Lunch at noon. SN H TROUN D R Jones Aud A W Hapey Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Township
SN. H.troun
Farm sale at Thielen farm south of Extra
The undersigned advertises a sale at his farm on Commercial street eleven o'clock a m. Items include a bay horse of 1150 pounds twelve years old, two yearlings, cattle with nine milch cows and various calves, a high grade bull, farm machinery, hay, chickens, and numerous other articles. Free dinner at noon. Usual terms. Roth D. R., Sox E.G., Augusttoneer 1888, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerciix
Sous. Roth
D. R. Sox
Clork
Public auction on Crider farm near North Branch
On Thursday February 14 1907 at 10 a m a sale will be held at the John Crider farm three miles north and 1 2 mile east of North Branch for GS head of livestock including 8 horses 2 wagons and farm implements such as a McCormick reaper and mower and a Rock Island plow plus 80 rods of wire 1540 bushels of corn 6 tons of hay and 12 dozen chickens free lunch at noon terms as usual RK Buchanan Brady Auctioneer Mr Jones Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Branch
John Crider
Poland
McCormick
Rock Island
RK. C. Buchanan
Brady
Mr. Jones
For Sale Buckwheat Flour at Cook Meal Market
A brief sales note offers several sacks of Pennsylvania buckwheat flour at the Cook meal market. The advertiser A A Zaner invites readers to call in and purchase a sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Divorce Request Over Cruel Treatment In Audubon
Ida Wiltse petitions Audubon County District Court for divorce from Frank W Wiltse on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering health. She seeks restoration to maiden name Ida Patty and asks for a decree after the February 26, 1007 term if he fails to appear. attorney F Andrews represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Wiltse
District Court
Audubon County
Iowa
Ida
Wiltse
Towit
Ida I. Patty
Eaid District Court
Audubon
F. Andrews
Moving sale at Tripplett place near Elk Horn and Maine
Simon Nelson and W S Banky auction a farm and household at 1 o clock sharp. Readily visible items include 17 head horses and mares with ages and weights listed, 24 head cattle with calves and herd details, 43 head hogs including brood sows and shoats, farming implements such as binder plows mowers and planters, a wide array of wagons and harnesses, 1000 bushels of corn in crib, 15 bushels of potatoes and 25 bushels of Ben Davis apples. Lunch provided, terms usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Place
Atlantic
Elk Horn Road
Esat
Maine
Elk Horn
L McCor
Leland Londer
First National Bank Exira Iowa Financial Statement
Bank in Exira Iowa reports assets totaling 189 808 59 including loans 3593 79 and U S bonds 9 000 00. It lists capital 19 000 00 surplus 205 72 and undivided profits 138 00. Deposits include checks and other deposits 408 0 0 and state authorities note endorsements. Officers sworn Feb 7 1907 by Notary T Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mredes O.oo
S. Re
Pubesnentenveas
National Bank
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Nstrein the Continental Insurance Company
Theo, PaTry
Agt
County of Audubon
State of Iowa
T. M. Rasmussen
Audubon County Journal
WR. Green
R. E. Cook
Prop
Ming
Emilie
Exira
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. R. Jones
A.W. Hapyvey
Bi Thielen
A, A, Zaner
SIMON NELSON W_S
BANKY
Aud
Soren Peterson
First National Bank
Lown
AL Voorukes
Dolemnly
Ad Velaheyde
England
P. M. Christensen