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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
1
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In the Iowa Taylor County district court probate matter estate of Wm. W. Killion deceased appraisers will meet at 10:00 AM on September 30, 1925 in Bedford Taylor County to appraise real and personal property charged or sought to be taxed for inheritance tax purposes and notify R. E. Johnson treasurer of Iowa and Jesse R. Killion as required by law.
Proceedings concern the estate of the decedent and the appraised value of personal property subject to inheritance tax. Creditors and heirs are notified to appear at the specified time and place to be heard on the appraisement or any portion thereof. The administrator with will annexed is named along with the attorney for the estate.
In the District Court of Town, Taylor County, Probate No 2945. Guy Blane as Administrator of the estate of W F Blane has filed his final report. Notice is given to Margaret Blane and others listed. final report filed in the court clerk’s office for review and action.
The Clerk of the District Court seeks approval of discharge for Guy Burne administrator with James R. Locke attorney. A hearing is set at Bedford on September 14, 1926 at 9:00 AM to show cause why the final report should not be approved and the administrator discharged from further duty or responsibility.
Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day of August 1925 the District Court of Taylor County appointed the executrix of the estate of William Cole deceased. All persons indebted to the estate must pay, and those having claims against it must present them legally authenticated.
Adelia J. Cole, executrix, petitions the court for allowance regarding the estate, dated August 31, 1925, with case reference 86-3.
Executors notice by E G Hamilton of Taylor County Iowa states the Aug 26 1925 date, calling all creditors to pay and file claims with the court for allowance. H P Jaqua serves as attorney.
Dr Gasson declares he has long pursued eye ear nose and throat work since years past and continues in that field. His office sits one block south of the Post Office in Bedford Town. 231¢
City of Bedford Iowa directs the preparation of a plat and schedule showing assessments for lateral sanitary sewers along Lewis and Dodge streets and 400 feet on Dodge. It lists lots and owners, valuations, and proposed charges within 300 feet, on file with the City Clerk. Objections must be written within twenty days after first publication and considered at the September 17 council meeting.
In the District Court of Taylor County Iowa the executor William Osburn applies to turn over your shares in the estate of John Osburn to the Clerk of Court with receipts attached for final report. Bertha Osburn and Everett Osburn may object by September 4 1925 at 9 AM at Bedford Court House. Flick and Lucas attorneys represent the estate.
In the District Court of Town Taylor County No 1793 the executor of John Osburn’s estate files a final report seeking approval and discharge. The hearing is set for 9:00 AM September 4, 1925, at Bedford Iowa to allow heirs and others to oppose or support the discharge. William Osburn is the executor. Flick and Lucas, attorneys, are listed.
Original notice records a civil action in Taylor County District Court during the November Term 1925. Plaintiff Florence Lee Jobbing sues multiple defendants including Mary Malissa Bowles Joseph Bowles Dora Kelso Frank Kelso Agnes Scott Harry Scott Anna Cline Ed Oline Jessie Bowles William Bowles May Trumbo William Trumbo EL Dawson Joyce Dawson Fran
The petition filed in the District Court of Taylor County Iowa seeks partition and sale of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 61 of Sayver's Second Addition Bedford Iowa. The plaintiff claims a 35 105 undivided interest with others holding 10 105 and 2105 interests in the same property. A sole referee would sell the parcels with proceeds divided per the petition after costs, unless the defendants appear and defend by noon of the next term.
On August 22 1925 the Clerk of Taylor County District Court appointed Mrs Belle Dailey as administrator of the estate of the deceased. All persons owing the estate must pay to the undersigned and all claims must be presented legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated August 22 1925 J S Nevius Administrator.
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