Land Title Suit In Audubon County Iowa
Thomas Mardesen sues to quiet title to the northwest quarter of section 26, township 79, range 35, Audubon County Iowa. He alleges prior conveyances by United States to Loudon Mullen and others created clouds on his fee simple ownership, and that defendants and spouses hold or claim interests via multiple transfers back to 19th century dates. He seeks title by strict proof, removal of clouds, and bar on adverse claimants. The petition notes nonresidence of some named defendants and demands appearance before the next term.
District Court Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Audubon Iowa
In Audubon county Iowa District Court a petition by Matt Thielen John I Hensley and F M Hensley seeks to establish clear fee simple title to multiple parcels in sections 23 4 26 2 and 4 1 2 in township 7s range west of the 5th P M Audubon Iowa. Defendants named include R Carpenter wife of Franklin M Carpenter Reuben Carpenter and others with various claims by mortgage tax deed patent and deeds. Plaintiffs seek a decree that their title be established and that all defendants and heirs be barred from adverse claims and that the properties be quieted in plaintiffs absolute ownership. The notice to appear by noon on the second day of February term 1907 at Audubon Court House is issued with service to defendants and publication ordered in the Audubon County Journal.
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Audnvon County Town
Ters
Matt Thielen
John J. “Hensley
EB. M. Hensley
R. Carpenter
Franklin M. Carpenter
John Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter Wid Carpenter
Janés D. Mvek
Campbell
Gish
B.A. Morris
Morria
Irn
Dudley
Zelotes A. Helps
Mra
Zelotes A. Phelps
Phelps
Z. A. Phelps
Thomas Aleop
Alsop
Ors
Phomay Alsop
Thomas
M. M. Taonins
William HH
Bowen
Howen
W. J. Jourdain
Jourdin
Lewin
Sarah G. Lewis
Hunces
Township 73
Range Dj
West 5Th EP. M
Audubon County
Lowa
Thme
District Court of
Towa
John I. Hensley
F. M. Hensley
Plaintifte
Ingess
Lowe
Laintifff
U.S
Carpenter
Inklin M. Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter
U. S
Meek
Elizabeth S. Eastey
Hetora
A. Phelpa
Thomas Alsop
Alsou
A. Phelps
Thoma Alssop
Iden Daniv
Sarah G
Salt Court
Audubon
Nadubon
Notice of default decree in Audubon Iowa action
In Audubon County Iowa on the th day of February 107 the court warns that default will be entered against PEE you and a decree will be granted as prayed. The petition has been reviewed and the foregoin original notice is approved. The notice is ordered published for six consecutive weeks in the Audubon County Journal. Judge W.R. Green of the 7th Judicial District signs this order.
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Cosson « Ross
Plantith
Sidney
Iowa
Audubon County Journal
Beira
Audubon County
W.R. Giennx
Lth
Jud
Dist
Audubon
Extra
Audubon Power Lowe
W.R. Green
Ith Judicial Dist
Low
Care of the Eyes in Cold Weather Warns of Dust Dangers
Prominent oculist Dr George Houston Hell urges strict eye care to prevent irritation and possible vision loss. He advises frequent washing with boric acid solution or salt water, shielding eyes from dust, avoiding rubbing, and using an eyeglass for thorough cleansing. Regular hygiene, including a daily five percent boric acid wash, is recommended to prevent infection and chronic trouble.
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George Houston Hell
Brighten a dreary room with warm yellows and brass
To brighten a dark north facing room, use warm yellow tones on walls and ceilings, yellow silk curtains, and brass accents. Add a light pumpkin yellow wash up to the molding, a Leiden shade above, and a plant in a dark corner. Mirrors and gilded frames also help reflections.
Model School Children Win Record Scholarships
A Northampton family with five children won 25 scholar ship medals and set a British record claim. A London family reports 36 medals earned by six pupils, three of whom also gained London county council scholarships before age 12.
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Northampton
Eng
London
London County Council
Porous plaster application advice from old remedy
The article recommends taking a deep breath and holding it before applying a porous plaster to the back or chest to reduce the skin drawing and discomfort commonly felt during application. It explains this simple technique minimizes annoyance during the procedure.
His Great Hope in Publisher Author Exchange
A Milwaukee Sentinel snippet quotes a publisher dismissing a manuscript's interest while the aspiring author hopes readers seek more intelligence. The exchange underscores tension between commercial and literary value in early publishing.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Handedness in the Portland Journal observation
The Portland Journal notes that about 94 percent of people are right handed, six percent are left handed, and one third of the six percent are ambidextrous, highlighting a curious distribution of handedness.
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Portland (Ore
Bracket for the Smoker Wall Hanging Device
A simple wall bracket for smokers is described with a wooden arm and two wall holes. It holds a glass, matches, ash-tray, pipes, tobacco and more. The design mirrors a common hanging bracket but is used in a novel fashion for convenient wall storage next to an armchair.
The Voice of Prejudice in An Old Fashioned Farmer
A clipped dialogue mocks modern poultry keeping. An old farmer derides incubators, arguing that chickens bred on natural methods are preferable, calling into question the efficacy and tradition of using artificial hatching. The snippet reflects enduring rural skepticism toward technology in farming.
Fidelity The Silent Ideality in God’s Children
A quotation from Edgar W. Work extols fidelity as a universal virtue guiding believers. It contrasts faithfulness with worldly lacks such as knowledge, riches, and eloquence while praising daily spiritual victories for God’s cause.
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God
Edgar W. Work
Homemade adjustable shelf bracket described for secure glass keeps
The design shows a bracket that can be lifted off and taken down when not needed. A circular hole in the left shelf allows a glass to rest securely, preventing tipping. Smaller holes accept pins, a sandpaper top supports wax matches, and the bracket can be painted or decorated as desired.
Value of Small Things in Social Ties
A quotation attributed to M A Kelly extols small kindnesses, courtesies, and ordinary acts as shaping social charm more than grand talents or achievements. The remark highlights daily manners as a measure of character.
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M. A
Kelly
Values of Various Furs Headline Guide
The sea otter tops fur values with the silver fox close behind, worth about a hundred times as much as the red fox, which brings only a dollar or two. The note outlines currency-like prices reflecting fur quality and rarity.
Fitting a Skirt by Careful Stitching and Pleat Lines
Instructions describe methods for clinging a fur lined skirt at the hips and back. The front panels should lie smoothly while the back edges pull to fit. Guidance covers cutting allowances, seam alignment, and matching pattern lengths for a tailored appearance.
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Hastings
Hanelis
Velvet patterns and fashion trends from a bygone era
A fragmented note discusses velvets and backdrops, noting velvety tones and tonal poses on boats. It mentions skirt styles and fabric repeats from a past period, with a curious reference to a loom, work and attire. The text hints at designers, outfits and potential social settings of the time.
How to Make Bag Cushion for Travel
How to craft a compact oval cushion for stickpins. A heavy cardboard bottom forms a sturdy base, 2 by 4 inches, wrapped in light silk. Featherbone frames the structure, and an emery dust filled case slips inside. Covered with delicate silk, the cushion rests on small legs or nails secured to the bottom.
Leather Stitchings Elevate Seasonal Cloth Coats
Fashion notes praise leather stitchings and facings as the smart touch for the season. A vivid color range from red browns and greens to violets enhances a well-cut cloth coat, with accents in pockets and trims.
Wanted Horses Mules Mares at Jacobsen's Barn
Wanted notices seek horses three to ten years old weighing 1000 pounds to large and fat, mules three to twelve years old in all sizes. Publication appears in Extra Town on Wednesday February 6th. H. Smith signs the notice.
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Extra
Jacobsen
H. Smith
Notice to present due bills and eye treatment offer
Take Notice all persons having due bills against me will present them to me or my successors for payment before March 1 1907. If Oluf Jensen Strong Bright Eyes and a Clear Head are the results of Dr Weber eye and bar treatment and glasses. Call on Thursday afternoon February 7 at Park Hotel Examination free.
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Oluf Jensen
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