Madame Voikoff Tries to Enter Warsaw Society Amid Murder Allegations
Rumors link Volkoff to the murder of the Romanoffs tarnishing Warsaw diplomatic circles. Polish officials initially resisted his arrival, then eased as Soviet denials emerged. Judge Sokoloff’s file allegedly shows a signed document requesting gasoline to burn the czarist family. Diplomatic wives shunned Madame Voikoff prompting apologies and a temporary withdrawal from Warsaw.
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Tailor Bird Taught Adam and Eve How to Sew
Sir John Bland Sutton argues that the tailor bird taught Adam and Eve needlework by spinning a nest. He notes surgeons study natural materials for wound stitching and cites ants from India Brazil and Asia Minor used as temporary clips with formic acid antiseptic properties.
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District Court notices sale for equitable partition in Afton
In Union County Iowa a 1926 petition seeks partition of Lots 3 4 5 Hart's Subdivision and undivided one third of East six acres in Sec 12 Twp 71 R 29 West. Plaintiffs ask sale if not divisible, with attorney fees lien and costs. Notice to numerous Feight and related defendants. appearance required by January 25 1925 Creston Iowa.
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Lizzie Feight
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Jessie Feight
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Emma Feight
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Executors Named for James M Philpott Estate
Executor's notice in Union County Iowa announces appointment by the district court on December 5 1925 for the estate of James M Philpott late of the county. Creditors must present valid claims and debtors pay to the executors Frank Philpott Ed Philpott Sadie Graham with publication dates December 7 14 and 21.
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Iowa Farm News Highlights Local Proceedings and Events
Fairfield farmer Louis Bruey, 50, faces murder charges in the Sam McNeese case and refuses food. West Point exams include Lyle Metheny and four others. Waterville bank reorganized and reopened. Iowa City debaters beat Illinois on a realignment topic. Burlington contest results list top finishers. Groundbreaking held for University of Iowa field house. State crime chief advocates public executions as deterrent. Deniominational college presidents visit Iowa State. Panora voters reject 10,000 water works addition. University of Iowa expert links football craze to selective student profile.
Des Moines Bus Plan Delayed Until After April Election
Des Moines Capital City Motor Coach will not establish a city-wide bus system until after the April city election to avoid turning the franchise into a political issue. In Washington Iowa Prof. B Shimek A J Farber and Paul E Huston spoke at an Izaak Walton league banquet yesterday evening.
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Cozad area ships large alfalfa cargoes to nationwide markets
Cozad Nebraska, a 2000 resident community, ranks among the nation’s top alfalfa markets. Over the past seven years, carload shipments from Cozad range from 1100 to 1300 cars annually. Nearby stations Darr and Willow Island also dispatch shipments.
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Dawson County Tops Nebraska in Hay and Corn Acreage
Dawson county leads Nebraska in hay production with Cozad as its capital. 1925 crop figures show Nebraska leads the nation in corn acreage.
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