Partition suit over Aurelia Lot seeks referees and sale
In Cherokee County Iowa a partition action by Frank Anderson seeks to divide an undivided one third interest in Lot 33 Block 16 First Addition Aurelia among named defendants who own two thirds. The petition requests referees to sell and distribute proceeds, with costs paid from the sale and equitable relief. It warns of default and judgment if defendants do not appear by January 28 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah McBarnes
Fred Perry
Nelson Perry
Perry Ward
Rose Bauman
Elward F. Gowdy
Evaline Warner
Dell A. Mummert
Zetta A. Mummert
Zoral. Phipps
Arthur B. Perry
Roy C. Perry
Frank H. Perry
John M. Perry
Blanch Perry Roe
Grace Perry Terebaugh
Myrtle Perry Sanders
William N. Perry
Mattie M. Perry
Cherokee
Cherokee County
Towa
Herrick & Herrick
Executor's Notice in Cherokee County Iowa
The District Court of Cherokee County Iowa appoints W H Bischel as executor of Philippi J Hassler deceased. All creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk of Court within legal time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Aurelia Iowa November 17 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cherokee County
Iowa
Philippi J. Hassler
Aurelia
W. H. Bischel
Olive Oil Used In Nursery For Health Benefits
The article advises nourishing a emaciated child with olive oil as a fat source and skin lubricant. A teaspoonful three times daily aids digestion and acts as a mild laxative around feedings. It also soothes coughs and aids healing for burns, chapped lips, and hands.
Noting the Sun Shines and Fields Are Green
A brief exchange reveals one person congratulating another for simple causes. The other rejects the praise and counters with a sharp remark about temperament, emphasizing a hostile disposition.
Housecleaning Weapon
Wordplay unfolds around a clever houseguest named De Whiz and a humorous misfire with a revolver. De Quiz teases about the gun while De Whiz reveals the hammer was missing and he used the new revolver to drive tacks into carpets.
In Doubt Knitwear Mystery Sparks Quiet Guessing
A puzzled conversation reveals uncertainty about what she is knitting, with one person noting even she cannot yet decide if the item will be a sweater or socks. The exchange hints at anticipation and a playful mystery surrounding the unfinished project.
No Leisure for Tristes in Public Banner Protests
A tongue in cheek exchange shows Mr. Meek ton denying marital arguments while Henrietta uses a banner to air a dispute before the public. The quip suggests a political or social stir with Mr. Meek ton and Henrietta central to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristes
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Processes of Civilization Exchanges and Firearms Question
A dialogue on missionary work asks if missionaries civilized the savages they encounter. The earnest worker replies they went part way but deny teaching the experts use of modern firearms.
Parrot in Family Prayers Sparks Class Talk
In a witty old column a minister jokes his parrot is so well trained it leads prayers. A couple questions why they hope to join the smart set and a quip about talk and class. The banter links engagements interviews and reputation in light humor.
Economy Watchword Sparks Debate on Waste and Kings
The discourse centers on frugality and reuse as a national theme. A speaker jokes about repurposing resources while another questions what to do with governing elites amid a changing political climate. The conversation shifts to personal origins in a creative craft, noting playful shifts in attire as a metaphor for adaptation.
Pa and Luck Quote Reflects Preparedness Debate
The quotation frames luck as the view of self described anti-preparedness groups. It contrasts luck with forethought and readiness, implying reliance on luck would fail in times of trouble. The speaker critiques those who prefer luck over preparation.
The Right Place Specks Before My Eyes
A brief dialogue depicts a spoken quip about specks seen by one character and a playful retort about wearing them elsewhere, reflecting lighthearted banter between two speakers.
At the Club I Rescued Others Beyond Startups
A speaker recalls efforts in business to help others early on, stating they did more than give every Benny and rescued many who might have been squandered by others. The remark highlights mentorship and support in entrepreneurial circles.
Their Position on Society Fragmented in Odd Dialogue
A terse exchange questions social roles and networks. The speakers reference a gang, a wife’s set, and a personal crowd, implying competing groups or influences within a community. The fragment suggests tension over authority and belonging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
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W. A. Bischel
Frank Anderson
Rose Jauman
Edward F. Gowdy
Zora I. Phipps
Grace Perry Tevebraugh
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Sentinel
Fraser
Wharton
Kenyon
Bischel
R. B. Harrison
Chas
Everett
P. Parrott
L. Stutz
G. R. Wharton
Leighton Supply Co
E. Sansen
E. S. Kiernan
W. G. Chapman
Eunice Reeves
Nellie Wayne
Nellie Reeves
Nellie
Drury
Oregon
Mrs. Reeves
Ner
Mra. Reeves
Wayne
West
Berl Sheers
Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Py
Paya
Aurelia Toway
E. G. Bates
Dr. Bundy
Pineeny
Omaha
Anybod
Wesy
Gene Clark
T.W. Teting
Sheep Sui AJ
Daniels
Ke Kner
A. B. Daniels Live Stock Commission
Navy Bank
Exchange
Union Stock Yards Pvcngo Cot Shipaneny Eheendenk
W. C. Waddell
Nelsons Restauran
L. P. Nelson
Baumann
J. C. Baumann
Mapie Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Aetus
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J.C. Lockin
J. ©. Lockin
P. A. Crepps
Fred J. Koblhagen
J. McDeid
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