Our View On Taxes And The School Issue
A Mills county paper defends a stance against increased taxation while criticizing unsigned letters and personal feuds about consolidated schools. It cites 1921 federal budgets and war costs, argues against new school buildings and roads, and urges readers to bear tax burdens while pursuing constructive reform. It also argues for Americanization schooling and questions church attendance versus spiritual education.
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East End
Mills County
Choate
Cheate & Choate
Tuunseration
War Department
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa 1921
A legal notice from Mills County Iowa announces a sheriff's sale by execution from the Fremont County District Court for BE L Warner versus M Wilson and Hattie Wilson. The property includes Lot 2 Block 66 and part of Block 58 in Glenwood, plus the undivided share of Hattie Wilson in the Jacob Wattenberry estate. Sale at the West Door of the Glenwood courthouse on October 28, 1921, with proceeds to satisfy $68.06 100 and costs. The notice calls for appearance by defendants by November 1921 to defend the petition seeking to quiet title and other equitable relief.
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District Court
Fremont County
BE. L. Warner
M. Wilson
Hattie Wilson
Mills County
Towa
Glenwood
Jacob Wattenberry
Court House
Iowa
F.D. Logan
Wood
Millis County
Carl H. Otis
Frank Choate sues for fee simple in Glenwood land dispute
In Mills County Iowa Frank Choate files a petition in district court seeking ownership in fee simple of Lot Four in Records Subdivision Block Eight City of Glenwood together with adjacent North 56 feet of Lot 2 and West strip to the alley The case names many defendants including Joseph Coolidge Joseph Sharp Oliver Tyson Nancy McAlpin Mary Krahl and others and notes unknown heirs and claimants to the described real estate
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District Court
State of Iowa
Mills County
Frank Choate
Joseph W. Coolidge
Joseph L. Sharp
Oliver N. Tyson
Nancy J. McAlpin
Mary E. Krahl
Peter C.templeton
H. G. Gilley
Horatio G. Cilley
John J. Cilley
Ley
Towi
Township 72
Glenwood
Iowa
Gordon
District Court of
State of Town
City of
Glen
How Better Than Pills Chamberlain's Tablets Question
The answer states they are easier and more pleasant to take and their gentle effect is hardly realized as medicine. They move the bowels while also improving appetite and strengthening digestion, as claimed by Humphrey & Howe.
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Humphrey & Howe
Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The Chamberlain remedy has served colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years. It grows in favor as its qualities become better known and is a trusted, safe and pleasant option for use in thousands of homes especially for children. Humphrey and Howe endorse it with opinion clubs and daily papers.
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Humphrey & Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenwood Opinion
Wayne D. Choate
Frank W. Choate
Business Mgr
Glenwood Town
Congress
Erican
Russia
Czar
Caesars
Rome
Wilhelm
Germany
United States
America
Ee School
God
Sids
Creapa
Onieel
Evry Ton
F. W. Kelley
the Mills County Abstract Co
Daily Papers
L.A
Hollingshead
South Side Square
van F. Barnes
Glenwood, Iowa
Council Bluffs Auto Top Co
Clark Hendrix I. G. White
West Broadway
Rege
Tercera
Cheyney Bros
Mills County National Bank
H. H. Cheyney
H. A. French
W.C. Rathke
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