20 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
1
The Fayette Town postoffice issued Thursday as second class mail matter. The paper lists a yearly subscription rate of $1.50 and notes its publication by Paine Publishing Co.
Harry A Finney reviews Gifford Pinchot’s The Fight for Conservation, praising its timely examination of natural resource limits and the need to shift from mining only the best coal to optimizing all resources. He notes Pinchot’s warnings about oil, gas, soil loss, and forest degradation, and highlights constructive proposals for waterways, forest reserves, water power protection, and political reform to curb special interests.
The advert claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve is unmatched for corns burns bruises sores eczema and more. It promises relief for cuts boils ulcers salt rheum sore eyes chapped hands and sprains with five cents value at Rickert and Davis.
A letter from A. C. Neruzzi describes settling near Poplar Montana with sod houses and a 320 acre farm. He notes abundant land within four to five miles, wildlife including antelope and ducks, and cheap flour and potatoes. He invites readers to visit, gives directions, and mentions nearby coal and a growing settlement.
Original Notice in Fayette County Iowa Frances Norton sues William Cone and unknown claimants over the east 135 feet of the west half of lot 27 in block 4 Robertson's addition Fayette asking reform of a deed describing boundary as 38 rods 10 links to 30 rods 10 links and to quiet plaintiff's title after long adverse possession. The action seeks to bar all claimants and to reform the deed and for other equitable relief with publication ordered in Fayette Reporter for four weeks starting October 4, 1910.
A local paper listing notes a historical issue being offered for purchase at the Report er office. The brief item highlights availability through the office and hints at rarity or condition without detailing dates or prices.
Martin Cronk claims fee simple title to the described Fayette County land and asks the District Court for permission to proceed, noting purchase from the Knight devisees and continuous exclusive possession. The notice lists numerous defendants tied to the described tract in township 92 north, range 8 west, and directs response to the Clerk of the District Court.
The court approves the original notice gathered from the petition in the action and orders notice published in Payette County Iowa for October 13 1910. The order is dated October 7 1910 and signed by Judge Sol A N Tonson of the Math Judicial District of Iowa.
On December fifth in year 1e4 the Fayette County Treasurer announced sale of Lot 4 in Block 21 in Oelwein Land Company's addition to Oelwein Town for unpaid 1903 taxes. Redemption must occur within ninety days after service. failure to redeem will divest ownership from L A Stranician, holder of the tax certificate issued at the sale.
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