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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
5
Harold Jorgenson triumphs in Grain Judging Contest at Eimetaburg earning a medal for the honor. Music groups plan a December 10 concert in the High School Auditorium led by Mr Corer with a mixed chorus of 62 and several small groups.
A list of jurors is published for the January term of the district court with assembly details at Emmetsburg and surrounding towns. The roster includes numerous residents such as William Dunnigan Ruthven Leduc Oserood, Will Rice, Harvey McQuon, Matt Conway, and many others. A second list covers the January 3 1933 term with further names from Mallard Ruthven Emmetsburg Ayrshire and Curlew. A separate brief notes a clever young woman visiting Early county, accused of looting while selling Christmas cards and hosiery.
Classified ads show multiple items for sale and trade. Listings include ice skin tea reference, auto mobile insurance, home rendered goods, Shorthorn cattle and Poland China hogs with owners Ben F Reeves and Anton Vammen, a steel sledge, grind stone, rabbits, blacksmith irons, a fuel cooker, and an expert radio service with association membership. Read as a mixed 1942 era classified snippet from Wallingford Oregon and Graettinger Iowa.
Notice is here by given that by virtue of a Special Execution from the District Court of Palo Alto County Iowa the foreclosure action lists Metropolit an Life Insurance Company of New York as plaintiff and multiple defendants led by Henry M Helgen and Hattie C A Helgen The decree was issued November 2 1082 ordering foreclosure in favor of the plaintiff against most defendants and judgment for 48849 08 plus 681 19 costs and accruing costs The property described as real estate of the defendants is to be foreclosed and sold.
The document lists a January 1934 levy sale of a North west quarter of a section with a specified strip, to satisfy a debt, at Emmetaburg Iowa, with sheriff R L Shea presiding. It also contains notices of will proof for Henry Lammers and Carl Hanson and appointments of Chas J Spies as administrator of Lottie Hendricks Blair estate, with dates in 1932 and 1933 and court details.
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