20 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
1
At San Francisco last week the National Teachers Association recalled their president Pearse, originally from Ass County Iowa, with a ceremonial purse. The note highlights his origins and the association's recognition during the gathering.
Ai Babbitt announces Cozy Restaurant gains Zerger property and plans first class service. A lunch counter will be added soon and public patronage is invited to visit.
The Walton News editor is confined to bed yet healthy in spirit as a washerwoman’s mishap leads a cow to eat his shirt, per the Elberton Star.
A cautious rich man calls out to a burglar seen peering over a stairway. The thief jokingly asks to be at the rich man’s service as he reaches for the silver, signaling a tense yet darkly humorous moment.
Wise Guy proclaims the race a sure thing and invites a chat with the jockey. The jockey counters that a talk with the horse would be preferable, highlighting a playful exchange about confidence and communication in racing.
Walton likens angling to humility with a calm spirit and a host of blessings. The passage reflects a devotional view of fishing as a virtuous, patient discipline that nurtures inner virtue and tranquility.
University of Pennsylvania bans students from playing poker due to failure to stay within limits. Violations may lead to penalty or expulsion, as authorities enforce conduct rules.
A moralist says a young man should learn to say no. Senator Sorghum agrees the habit may prove useful when faced with a future resignation. The exchange underscores a conservative view on self restraint and duty.
A professor declares that investigations show man possesses freedom of the will. He then abruptly ends the talk, explaining he must accompany his wife shopping. The remark reflects a sudden shift from inquiry to domestic duty.
An estimate proposes spending $200,000 to drain 160000 acres of land near Savannah, rendering it productive for cotton with an annual value exceeding $3,000,000. The plan highlights large scale agricultural development and potential high returns for investors.
A tule tree trunk claimed to be the world’s largest measures 145 feet in girth at Hu La Mexico. The massive trunk draws attention as a remarkable natural landmark and curiosity for visitors and researchers alike.
In the District court of Town Mills county Anna Doty Amos Doty Mary Graham Jennie Graham and Harriett Warner plaintiffs v Orphin Kinnaman Edwina Kinnaman Wm J B Kinnaman William Kinnaman Phillip Kinnaman Lola Kinnaman Nellie Gartlem an the unknown heirs of Ju J Sharp the unknown heirs of Samuel Martin the unknown heirs of Milton W Shafer the unknown heirs of Joseph Little the unknown heirs of Altha Phillips J V Carnes the unknown heirs of J V Carnes James O Nea l Andrew J Watt Jy and all unknown claimants to the west 10 acres of the NW SW of sec 25 t 72 r 44 the SE NW and the south 11.67 acres of the SW SW of sec 30 t 72 r 43 and lots 3 and 4 in block 2 in Sharpsburg Mills county Town defendants. You are notified that the petition claims absolute ownership of described real estate in Mills county Iowa by widow and heirs of Channey Doty deceased and that plaintiffs seek decree of ownership and to bar all claimed interests with notices to appear by Sept term 1911. Dated June 20, 1911. E B Woodruff Judge.
In Mills county Iowa Terry Bueh files suit against numerous heirs and unknown claimants of multiple defendants to determine ownership of part of the E 14 of the NE 14 of section 28 township 72 range 42 and related lands in London Mount Olive. The plaintiff seeks a decree declaring title in fee, barring all other claims, and has the case ordered to be published in Glenwood in July 1911 with four consecutive weekly issues prior to the September term.
An extra good program will be given at the Rex Theatre Saturday night. Don’t miss it.
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