Sheriff Sale Notice In Cherokee County Iowa 1936 Property
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company seeks sale of Homer H Williams Mamie E Williams property to satisfy a 1936 judgment. The sheriff will auction the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 Township 90 Range 39 West at the Cherokee County Courthouse on July 25 1986 at 10 a.m. for cash.
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Homer H. Williams
Mamie E. Williams
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Boston
Mass
A Corp
Mamie FE. Williams
Iowa
Court House
Cherokee
Guinea Pig Plant Named Fastest Growing Species
The article calls the plant nicknamed the guinea pig the fastest multiplying in the plant kingdom. It claims this species produces about 2,500 new growths each season.
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Plant Kingdom
Eighty Seventh Birthday Celebration in Grienke Home
A large family gathering at the Charlie Grienke home marked Mrs. August Zwemke’s eighty seven birthday with a noon picnic and four generations pictured. Attendees included relatives from Linn Grove Alta Sac City and Quimby among others and five great grandchildren were absent.
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East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Charlie Grienke
August Zwemke
Grienke
Peterson
Linn Grove
Lester Anderson
Alta
Aurelia
Kenneth Goettsch
Herman Fuller
Sac City
John Raymond
Anna Marie
John Booth
Art Carrington
Quimby
George Booth Sr
Wedding at St. John's Lutheran in Hanover
Miss Thekla Hesse of Denison marries Erwin Schmidt in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev. Arthur Otto. Attendants include Lorene Schmidt and Albert Huseman. Flower girl Maria Jean Robinson and ring bearer Ervin Renz. Esher Radke sang Where Thou Goest. The couple, both well known locally, reside near Galva and Denison respectively.
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St. John's Lutheran Church of Hanover
Thekla Hesse
Denison
Erwin Schmidt
Arthur Otto
Lorene Schmidt
Albert Huseman
Maria Jean Robinson
Nice
Ervin Renz
Esther Radke
John Schmidt
Near
Galva
Galva High School
Buddhist Novitiate Rite for Monkhood Candidates
Buddhist monks undergoing monkhood enter a novitiate, then receive the three refuges before the chapter: I take refuge in Buddha, I take refuge in the law, I take refuge in the community. The ceremony includes a shaved head and formal vows.
Greatest Foot Race Stirs Lichtenburg Diamond Fields
In 1927 more than 80 000 prospectors dashed to stake claims at a signal in the diamond fields of Lichtenburg South Africa per Mrs H D Harris Johannesburg writing in Col Neras Weekly The event is described as the largest and wildest foot race ever run.
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Diamond Fields
Lichtenburg
South Africa
H. D. Harris
Johannesburg
Col Ner
Giants Parade Through French Flanders in 175 Librarian Giants
A Lille dispatch reports a census finds 175 medieval giants in French Flanders with an average height of 22 feet and ages from one to five centuries. Municipal councils shelter these wood and cloth figures as annual festival presences in towns like Bailleul Calais Bergues and Ath.
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France
French
Flanders
Lille United Press
Largantua
Rabelais
Bailleul
Mardi Gras
Calais
Bergues
Berguemard
David Kiling
Goliath
Ath
Goliath Wes
War Powers and Congressional Authority in U S History
The piece analyzes when a state of war exists and how the president may act without Congress, the president's veto power over war declarations, and Congress's ability to override a veto. It notes no president has vetoed a war declaration and argues against passing such acts without presidential approval.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
Customary US Practice for War Declarations
The text notes that it is customary for Congress to pass an act declaring war only after the President has recommended such a step. It reflects constitutional practice and executive legislative procedures surrounding declarations of war.
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Congress
Presidents Who Wed Widows
The list notes presidents who married widows. George Washington married a widow. Jefferson Madison Jackson Harding also wed widows. Millard Fillmore and Benjamin Harrison’s second wives were widows, Woodrow Wilson’s second wife was a widow. Washington had no biological children. the Madisons, Polks, and Hardings were childless. Jackson had no children but adopted his wife’s sister’s son.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
Warren G. Harding
Millard Filmore
Benjamin Tarrison
Woodrow Wilson
Madisons
Polks
Hardings
Jacksons
Andrew Jackson Jr Named in Inheritance Case
Andrew Jackson Jr. was named in the will or legal filings related to the general's estate. The estate inheritance details identify him as a key beneficiary or claimant, with proceedings outlining his interest alongside other heirs or executors.
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Andrew Jackson, Jr
Nova Scotia a Gaelic and Scotch hallmark noted
The piece claims Nova Scotia is predominantly Scotch with Gaelic used in local papers and public events. It cites Inverness County Gaelic speakership at 72 percent, contrasting with Scotland’s Invernessshire. A cheeky aside suggests a classified ad could sell it.
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Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Nova
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Irene Zwemke
Wm. Menke
Fred Hustedt
Grandpa Menke
Bert Schuelke
Storm Lake
Arthur Lehmann
Raymond Grote
Crozier
Albert Lietz
Arthur Anderson
Luther League
Sioux City
G. H. Glienke
Chicago
Wm. Glienke
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Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Albert Weber
Minneapolis
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Leslie Millard
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Henry Schroeder
Greenville
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Charles Zwemke
Galva Band
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