Notice of cross petition in Fremont County court 1920
In the district court of Iowa Fremont county January term 1920 notice of cross petition of defendant Jesse Metheny by Kate Fletcher Chas Fletcher Mary Jobe Charles Jobe Mrs Corry Brown and W C Brown and Jessie Metheny et al to Mrs Cora Brown and W C Brown defendants on file in the clerk's office cross-petition claims Ruth Metheny died intestate owning two thirds of described Fremont County land including sections 21 25 and parcels in NE SE NW SE quarters with specific metes and bounds and that A N Metheny Ruth Metheny deed should be reformed to include adjoining tract. If not appeared by noon second day next term January 1920 default will be entered.
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District Court of
Iowa
Fremont County
Jesse Metheny
Kate Fletcher
Chas, Fletcher
Mary Jobe
Charles Jobe
Corry Brown
W. C. Brown
Jessie Metheny
Cora Brown
District Court
Towa
Ruth Metheny
Ilawa
A. N. Metheny
Sidney
Hamburg
Notice of suit in Fremont County district court Hamburg
In the January 1920 term of the Fremont County District Court Iowa William N Smith is named as defendant along with James Simpson George H Davis and the unknown Davis wife and other unknown defendants and claimants concerning lots 1 and 2 in Block 18 in Hamburg Iowa filed against them in the stated case and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Fremont County
William N. Smith
James Simpson
George H. Davis
Davis
Hamburg
Quieting suit over Hamburg lots in Fremont County
A foreclosure style notice claims the plaintiff owns Lots 1 and 2, Block 16 in Hamburg city, seeks a court decree to quiet title against all defendants, with a January 27 1920 term in Sidney Iowa, warning that default may be entered. The document also reprints a Wilson census proclamation urging accurate census responses and outlines unrelated hair dye advertisement claims.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkener Recipe
An old home remedy claims sage tea and sulphur restore natural hair color and shine. The note also advertises a Vacuette suction sweeper, touting its effectiveness without electricity and inviting customers to see a demonstration, with Charles Medford advertising the unit.
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Wyeth
Charles Medford
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