Quieting Title Suit in Jefferson County Iowa
In Chancery Jefferson County District Court 1912 notice to defendants Braden Bowlby Mealey Cassady and others that plaintiff William C Hawk seeks to quiet title to the north half of the southwest quarter of section 25 township 73 range 9 eighty acres. If no appearance by November 4 1912 a default and decree as prayed will be entered.
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Jefferson County
Iowa
Robert C. Braden
John L. Braden
Dennis Bowlby
Mary E. Sefton
James H. Lewis
John A. Brown
James W. Anderson
Jacob H. Allen
W. P. Brazelton
William Z. Brazelton
Edward G. Guest
E. G. Guest
Thomas S. Mealey
Jane Mealey
Samuel Mealey
Blaine Mealey
George Mealey
Clarence Emry
Charleton Emry
Lawrence Emry
Chester Emry
Jessie Emry
Rufus R. Cassady
James E. Cassady
Jackson G. Cassady
Albert Cassady
District Court
Said
William C. Hawk
Fairfield
Administrator's Sale of Estate Animals at Fairfield Farm
An administrator will hold a public sale at the Fairfield area farm eight miles northwest of Fairfield and half a mile north of Brookville. The sale includes horses, cattle, hogs, fowl, farming implements, tools, wagons, harness, and a gas powered engine with power washer. Terms offer six months credit for amounts over ten dollars with bankable notes at six percent interest, cash for ten dollars or less, property to remain on site until settled, lunch served. Auctioneer W H Cooper and clerk W C Brawner listed.
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Edwin C. Martin
Fairfield
Brookville
Hospital Appeals for Donations and Memorial Gifts
Community leaders call for funds and in kind gifts to support the hospital including an endowment and wards, equipment and furnishings. Donors are acknowledged with memorial rooms and named contributions from local individuals and organizations.
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Martha C. Mohr
Pasadena
California
Richard J. Mohr
Jefferson County
Japanese in Colorado Draw Death Straws in Grief
In Grand Junction Colorado fifty Japanese held a secret meeting to draw lots for suicide as a demonstration of grief over the late emperor. Police halted the gathering hearing cries and saw participants striking their heads. two leaders were arrested and confessed. Authorities notified druggists to refuse sales of poison to Japanese.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Garden Postmistress
Antoine Deloria, postmistress of Garden Michigan, testifies Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble and cites her father’s kidney disease recovery and several neighbors’ recoveries in a product endorsement from L. S. Bradshaw & Co. Sept.
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L. S. Bradshaw & Co
Antoine Deloria
Garden, Mich
Foley
Farmers face larger price drop than last year
The USDA reports a greater fall in farm prices from August 1 to September 1 this year than in 前年. Overall prices for crops such as corn wheat oats barley rye cotton and hay fell 7 percent in the month, compared with 4.4 percent a year ago, with Sept 1 prices 2.8 percent lower than a year earlier.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Truth About the Trust and the Third Term Debate
Brandeis criticized third term advocates who claim efficiency justifies trusts. He argues size has limits, profits come from market control not efficiency, and trusts must be balanced by experience. Roosevelt and Wilson are satirized as political players in a charged party scene.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Collier's
America
How The Body Kills Germs
A concise examination by H. Martin on natural immune defenses and how the body combats bacterial invaders. It outlines general mechanisms such as white blood cell action, antibodies, and inflammatory responses in plain language.
Wilson Dislocates Iowa Man During Greeting
Wartford City Iowa September 19 Fred Stuart suffers a dislocated shoulder after shaking hands with Gov Wilson as he waved from the train. A crowd watched the moment at the station and Stuart failed to release the governor's grip when the joint snapped, leaving him injured.
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Wartford City
Fred Stuart
Gov. Wilson
Stuart
Wilson
Panama Canal Opening Plans and Costs Revealed
The first vessel will pass October 15, 1913 with a navy christening. The formal opening is set for January 1915, with commercial use beginning December 1913. Costs are expected under 575 million dollars, with 283.674 million spent so far and no additional bonds anticipated.
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Navy
Colonel Goethals
United States
First public auction opens for 1.5 million acres Indian lands
Lander Wyoming reports the opening of the first in a series of Interior Department auctions for 1,500,000 acres of Shoshone and Crow lands across Wyoming Utah and Montana. Future sales are planned for Provo Utah and Billings Montana.
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Wright
W. E. Shallenserger
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Main St
Junkin Bldg
I. D. Jones
Kate M. Jones
A. G. Jordan
Attorney AT Law
James P. Starr
Kerr-Pettitt Bldg
Square
R. J. Wilson
First National Bank
Robert Sloan
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Theo. Hochuly
Fairfield, Ia
Sloan & Hochuly, Attorneys At Law
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E. Side Square
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N. W. Cor. Park
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S. Side
Edwin C. Bock
Shriner
Frank Fourt
Wilson Block
M. L. Wootten
East Burlington Street
Robert C. Braden Et al
Alice M. Martin
W. H. Cooper
W. C. Brawner
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Blackhawk Township
John W. Hayden
Dillon Turney
Margaret Turney
Edward Campbell
Edward Campbell, Jr
L. J. Marcy
W. W. Cottle
Chas
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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McCord Chapter
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Charles Shipman Clarke
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Colorado
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Woodrow Wilson
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Dr. Pierce
Oregon
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Diwan
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Asst
Iowa State Savings Bank
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O. Fryer, ‘ Taf
J. H. Allender
W. E. Bradshaw
Alice B. Booker
George W. Ball
J. G Blackford
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Etta M. Clarke
Emma W. Clarke
Trust
Thos, Crawford
C. L. Cox
Chas. Conner
M. H. Cuddy
A. L. Coop
Fannie Cummings
M. Damm
John Dunlavey
W. Fordyce
C. J. Fulton
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O. F. Fryer
Amos Foote
J. W. Flint
P. H. Fisher
G. A. Flinspach
FE. C. Flinspach
M. C. Flinspach
FP. L. Flinspach
John H. Fritz
Lee T. Gobble
Gaines Bros
J. S. Gaumer
Dalzell Green
Gilbert Bros
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Alex Julian
Mary Kyle
B. D. Leggett
D. T. Kilroy
John Kann
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C. D. Leggett
W. A. Lamson
Anna Lamson
R. B. Louden
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James Louden
Charles Lewis
Samuel Lewis
W. C. Spaulding
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F. E. Spiers
Joel Turney & Co
D. Turney
C. W. Trobridge
George W. Unkrich
L. W. van Nostrand
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George C. Woods
E. A. Young
J. C. Yeager
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L. A. Patterson
Big
Bradley, DeasiAs
POMC
S. K. West
Cashier
City of Stock
F.S. West
Ass’t. Cashier
Iolders
D. C. Bradley
T. D. Foster
Sadie F. Beatty
D. G. Higley
J. P. Manatrey
Carrie H. Stubbs
W. P. Sullivan
J. Turney & Co
FE. Turney
F. F. Simpson
O. D. Stubbs
John Roth
M. J. Louden
E. J. Hewett
C. H
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Frank Light
R. F. Wilson
Ass’t
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J. C. Thorne
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