Tax Sale Notice in Jefferson County Iowa 1907 Glas gow Lot Sale
The notice names numerous heirs of Friderica Unkrich and states that on December 5 1904 a tax sale in Jefferson County Iowa resulted in the purchaser holding a certificate for Lot 35 in Block 1 of Glasgow. It warns that unless the property is redeemed within the 90 day period after service of the notice a tax deed will be issued. Dated August 30 1907.
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State of
Iowa
Jefferson
Jane Unkrich
Geo. W. Unkrich
Jennie Unkrich
L. B. Unkrich
Lula Unkrich
Gustave Unkrich
Hulda Unkrich
Clinton Unkrich
Bessie Unkrich
Lena French
Sherman French
Ethel Unkrich
Harold Unkrich
Fridoline Heer
William Heer
Mary Heer
Frank Heer
May Heer
Charles Heer
Anna Heer
Eva Stump
Charles Stump
Anna Whitney
Milton Whitney
Katie McClaren
Charles McClaren
Clifford R. Unkrich
Nettie Unkrich
Myrtle Unkrich
Eckley
Henry Eckley
Friderica Unkrich
Jefferson County
Glasgow
J. J. Kritzler
Executrix Final Notice in Jefferson County Iowa
State of Iowa Jefferson County final report of Johannah Peck executrix of Joseph Peck deceased will be on file in the district court to approve and grant discharge unless you appear by noon of September term and defend by September 23 1907 at Fairfield Iowa default will be entered.
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State of Iowa
Jefferson County
District Court
Johannah Peck
Joseph Peck
Fairfield
Iowa
Poultry Pointers for Summer Care and Jobs
Practical advice on neat poultry yards and setting hens. Growing poultry costs less than beef and yields better value. Proper summer care improves fall and winter work potential. Many young women can find profitable work in poultry raising, with regular feeding to avoid digestion issues from over or under feeding.
Poultry Tips and a Confessional Look Back at Anson Tale
The text offers poultry husbandry advice on nesting, feeding, cleanliness, and space to prevent disease and encourage production. It also recounts a personal story of redemption with Pop Anson urging commitment to faith after a costly race bet, leading to spiritual reconciliation and later church elder duties.
Ball Player as Evangelist Reveals Billy Sunday’s Revival War
Davenport item notes Lindsay Denison’s article in American Magazine profiling former ball player Billy Sunday and his transition to a revivalist. Sunday, born 1863 in Storey Iowa, played for Chicago White Stockings before his conversion at Pacific Avenue Mission. He now reportedly earns up to 3600 dollars monthly and claims 100000 converts.
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Davenport Democrat
Lindsay Deniion
American
Billy Sunday
Sunday
American Magazine
Storey
Ames County
Iowa
Marshalltown
Captain Anson
Chicago White Stockings
Go White Stockings
Anson
Chicago
White Stockings
Pacific Avenue Mission
Billy
Mike Kelly
Bill
Fred Pfeffer
John Clarkson
George Gore
Mail Order House Fined for Pure Food Violations
An inspector from the Minnesota Pure Food department halted a Hitchcock Hill & Company shipment from Chicago after testing eighty two samples, finding only two compliant with pure food laws. All eighty packages were underweight, coffee marked fifteen pounds weighed thirteen pounds eight ounces, and substances like spices and rice were adulterated. Coffee was adulterated and a sample of black berry cordial contained salicylic acid and coal tar dye. The firm pleaded guilty and was fined fifty dollars plus costs.
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Minnesota Pure Feed Department
Hitchcock, Hill & Company
Chicago
Retailers Journal
Economic value of labor in horsepower calculation
A French physiologist estimates a grown man's daily labor at 0.47 horsepower. He computes that 250 workers at three francs a day cost 750 francs to yield 100 horsepower, with horses supplying power at 60 francs or a gas motor at 2.50 francs.
Preparing Homes For Harsh Weather In Hawkeye State
Weather related guidance urges early storm readiness. Fix mortar damage and drafts to prevent fuel waste. Overhaul carriages, stoves, pipes. store kindling. remove screens and store frames. use oil cloth on storm doors to protect entrances. Do not wait for a cold snap.
Limited Time Offer Bundles With The Tribune
A promotional note offers Dressmaking At Home 40 page monthly with color plates and home craft sections plus Mothers Magazine 40 pages from D. C. Cook Publishing. It includes The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean and a large central west circulation. All four publications available for a brief period at $2.25.
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the Tribune
The
National Home Journal
Mothers Magazine
D. C. Cook Publishing Co
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Central West
Fairfield Tribune
Fall House Cleaning Here Are Home Repair priorities
The piece urges thorough autumn upkeep with small repairing tasks for the householder. It covers plaster patching, nail hole filling, sealing cracks, door sagging, rusty hinges, window cord replacement, glass renewal, and adjusting stops. It also emphasizes chimney and flue attention before using the stove season.
Pointed Paragraphs on Charity And Domestic Life
A collection of aphoristic thoughts on charity, memory, generosity, and domestic friction. It questions motives behind charity and politeness versus honesty, noting a farmer’s independence when his wife is absent and the ease of congratulating success over sharing misfortune.
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Chicago News
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Dr. A Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Thoma & Son
Hawkeye State
Dubuque
Des Moines
Ruth Ping
Pipe Organ College Conservatory
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Thomas Orchant
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