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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
1
Bedford Free Press, an independent newspaper based in Bedford Iowa, publishes local news under Editor and Publisher A W Hamblin. Subscription rates are $1.50 per year in county and $2 outside in advance.
Original notice in the District Court of Iowa Taylor County August term 1925. Bank of Hopkins sues John L Wright Mina Wright I B Siickler Jackson Sherry Co T A Ward Edward C Wolfers and others as defendants. You are hereby notified that there
The petition seeks foreclosure of several bank notes totaling 6270.12 with interest from March 1 1925 on mortgages tied to land in Sec 27 Twp 67 Range 35 West. It requests a receiver to manage and rent the premises, plus attorney fees and costs, with no personal judgment against certain defendants. Default if not answering by the next term beginning August 24 1925.
Rebecca M. Dunning files a lawsuit in Taylor County Iowa seeking adjudication of fee simple title to Lot 2 and Lots 3 and 6 in Block 37 and related parcels in Bedford. The petition claims ownership by adverse possession over ten years and asks that clouds on title be removed and defendants be barred from any claim. Default warned if not answered by August 24, 1925, in Bedford. PICK & LUGAS represent the plaintiff.
A fragmented passage notes Africa as a source of vast water power while mentioning other continents in a garbled sequence. It references Asia, North America, South Europe, and Australia in a distorted world map style with numerous misspellings and unclear context.
A brief notice states that IFrames are created for any picture at Stithem Funeral Parlor. The item appears in a local classifieds style entry with minimal context and no additional details about services or dates.
United States Department of Agriculture warns against using nitrogen fixing cultures on nonlegumes like corn cotton and tobacco noting such preparations are ineffective and costly. It says inoculation works for legumes such as alfalfa clover and peas where nodules host bacteria, while nonlegumes show no such bacteria.
New York State College of Agriculture researchers warn shallow cultivation is best for corn. Deep cultivation injures roots, lowers yields, and only helps weed control in dry or wet conditions. Proper seed-bed preparation before planting yields growth with less root damage later. The guidance applies to corn, beans, potatoes, and cabbage.
A guide to stallion nutrition during breeding season lists several ration combos using oats or corn with hay and supplements like bran or linseed meal. It notes feeding amounts depend on exercise and keeper status, advising keeping the stallion in good flesh but not fat, with a preference for up to four feedings daily and ample exercise.
Albert C. Orme sues Luke Rawlings Elizabeth Rawlins John Goudie Emeline Goudie Martha Cumley and others to quiet title to West Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 32 and North Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 31 in Township 70 North Range 85 West per the 5th P M all in Taylor County Iowa and against unknown claimants to establish his fee simple ownership.
A simple method suggests folding cheesecloth in a crease and hanging it to dry to create a valuable dusting cloth for delicate furniture.
The distinction notes skilled workers require training and apprenticeship in a trade, while unskilled laborers are those without formal trade training. The text emphasizes transferability of skills and the need for apprenticeship for skilled status.
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