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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
A fragmentary transcript shows speakers discussing investments and moving in on government bonds, with one man claiming a windfall for five investors. A representative, Ranke, from a northern section of the state, urges buyers and hints at public sales and shifting fortunes.
The passage argues for improved planning and herd management, better farm organization, and higher prices driven by improved methods and infrastructure. It emphasizes agriculture rights in field, market, and Congress, praising farmers, bankers, politicians who back the platform, and a return to wartime progress with roads, organization, and markets expanding rural reach. It ends with a call to honor faith in law, soil, seasons, and citizens.
Edna Eaton files suit in Mills County District Court Iowa seeking ownership of an undivided two fifteenths share with defendants including Jessie B Eaton Mabel Honeyman R R Honeyman Mark M Eaton Lois Eaton Ira N Cheney Maud Cheney Thos H Eaton Florence Eaton W B Eaton Ethel Eaton John Carson Joan Carson and Emerson State Bank The petition is on file with the clerk and cites the defendants as co owners or claimants to the property in question
Legal notice detailing a land sale described by metes and bounds. It lists parcel boundaries, ownership shares, divides proceeds after costs, and warns defendants to appear by the September 1925 term in Glenwood, else default and judgment will be entered.
Joe R. Wilcox files in Mills County Iowa District Court against listed heirs and unknown claimants seeking ownership of described lands in Township 72 Range 42. The petition names multiple Banister relatives and others as defendants and asserts the plaintiff's claim to the property.
The complaint alleges forty years of possession by the plaintiff and warns defendants and unknown parties of an implied ownership dispute. It asks the court to quiet title in the lands, bar all claimants, and grant other equitable relief. If not answered by noon on the Sept term starting Sept 6, 1926, a default may be entered. Filed June 18, 1925 by Attorney Co. E. Dean for plaintiff.
Notice to Hannah or Anita Wilson that on December 1922 the center ten acres of the SE NE of Sec 21 Township 71 Range 43 Lyons Twp Mills County Iowa was sold for taxes due. Certificate of sale issued to Clyde Hammers, assigned to the undersigned, redemption ends 0 days after service, tax deed to be issued. Dated June 23 1925. J P Applegate Owner of Certificate of Purchase.
A dainty daughter arrived in the Smith home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith. This is the first child there and the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kellyberg. Nearby families and visitors from Council Bluffs, Red Oak, Omaha, and Massena joined in the weekend greetings and travel plans.
Me and Mrs M Adkins and Mantha of Red Oak visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Will Smalt and daughter Lorinda were Sunday visitors. Mr and Mrs Martin Hansen of Omaha visited Saturday with Addie Botlan. fd Wilkinson and Nag Moore Wilkinson drove to Red Oak Sunday. Julia Bliss and a Cedar Falls baby visited with Pearl Carey and children from Hastings. Mr and Mrs Mack Maynes of Macedonia were in town Wednesday. Sunday school party and program with ice cream and coffee served. Laura Harover spent Thursday in Garson. Red Oak dentist visitors and Dorothy Owens sisters Ella and Dave Owens traveled to Red Oak Monday for a visit.
PACIFIC JUNCTION NEB The Gibson children visit relatives near town while their mother Mrs Harry Gibson mourns after a Tren ton air accident. NA C club dances at K P hall with Clark Rogers orchestra. Ida Purcell plans to leave Pacific Junction for Woodbine. Local visits include Mrs Sadie Fitch and family, Mr and Mrs Vern Beldin shopping in Omaha, and Council Bluffs guests. Women’s club set July 8 at E L Mendenhall home. Gold Fellows social July 2 with a playlet How the Story Grew. Families travel to Lincoln for work as McClure family departs Sargent Bluffs to Lincoln.
In the south with relatives of Mr. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith leave Monday by auto for Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a two week vacation from his duties as rural mail carrier. They join friends at Cornell Bluffs for the trip. Fred Crook writes from Hackensack Minnesota about a recent fishing trip with good time and many fish. Mrs. Hertert visits sister Mrs. T H Martin and her parents Mr and Mrs Kirkendall. Mrs. Virgie Sheffler and son Duane of Council Bluffs visit aunt Mrs Fitch. Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell of Council Bluffs are weekend visitors at Newton Russell home. Will Fisher goes to Whiting Iowa to visit his daughter Mrs Max Godney. Mr and Mrs Imanuel Junquist of Los Angeles are weekend visitors at J E Anderson and August Anderson homes. Anderson boys are Junquist cousins.
The Mills county farm bureau celebration at Carter woods will attract nearby Mills county celebrators and many from northern Fremont county. No towns in the area plan to celebrate this year, per the Tabor Beacon.
Mrs Flanderoy describes Ayatece as talented with four college education and fluently speaks several languages though the phrasing appears unsure. The Boston Transcript note reflects a favorable assessment of her abilities and learning.
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