Notice in Fremont County Court Case 1925
District Court of Iowa in Fremont County January Term 1925 cites Margaret Putman vs Clara Jennings Samuel Jennings Emma Spencer Clyde Spencer Roland Woods Elmer Woods Rose Woods Edith Woods Wilber Woods Olive Woods Ed Win Woods Davis Woods Frank Woods L P L Y Meter administrator estate of Hester E Long and others. Heirs listed include Margaret Putman and grandchildren Elmer Woods Edith Woods Wilbur Woods Olive Woods Davis Woods. Court warns appearance by noon of second day of next term, January 1923 convening Jan 30 at Sidnes Iowa. default will bring judgment. Also stray sale note and line about Roberts home near Tiverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Fremont County
Clara Jennings
Samuel Jennings
Emma Spencer
Clyde Spencer
Roland Tull Woods
Elmer Woods
Rose Woods
Edith Woods
Wilber Woods
Olive Woods
Edwin Woods
Davis WooDs
Frank Woo
PL L.Y. Meter
Hester E. Long
Josephine Nuckolls
Bruce Jones
Nuckolls
William Anuckoles
Phillip SN de Crolls
BRL
W Nuckolls
District Court
Towa
Sidnes
First M. E. Church Hes are new Eeg
Abbreviated notes hint at a religious topic and a figure named Mills. The fragment mentions war, ten, seven facts, and Oppertus Pits, with unclear context and several garbled words. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mills
Oppertus
Notice of Meeting on 4 hip board of
Lost items and a new overcoat missing between Hish Creek and Overland area. A liberal reward is offered for return. Names of locations appear garbled. Also notes a lost auto between Hamburg and the Lusher farm. Listings include Barred Rock cockerels for sale.
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Hish Creek
DLW
Gridith
Hamburg
Lusher Farm
Hane
Chorter Offic
Presbyterian Church Services Held Morning
Morning worship at the Presbyterian Church featured a Civil Service hymn and sermon. Church officials urged community outreach and weekly gatherings for fellowship and service.
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Presbyterian Church
Local Holiday Visits And Family Gatherings In Hamburg
Readers review a week of Christmas visits in Hamburg with multiple families gathering at homes of Pickl, Wootes, Wright, Mead, Grassmeier, and others. The community shares meals, gifts, and news while Ralph James undergoes head surgery in Omaha. Families include Brownville, Hawes, Perry, and Spittler ties. hospital and work notes appear amid town events.
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Roy Wanamaker
LinesIn University
Ninas
A. E. Brownville
Marierie Arnel
Peru College
Frazier
Evelyne Himons
Wiss
Deswee
Ron
George Wisser
Paul
Reed Lina
Be Se
Riverton
Oscar Brown
H. Pickel
Iorest
Jowa
Fiora Wootes
Florence
A. F. Shuey
Ben Breazeale
Lincoln
Chris
Hamburg
Rea Izi
Finepth
Ralph James
Omaha
Wls. Opelt
Childrens
Dean Spittler
Anneville
Nebr
Joseph Pullman
Lyte Mat
A Travis
Oartha
Taxation Methods Prominent in Early Economic Debate
A reader outlines several income tax methods, noting first, second, and third approaches with emphasis on the progressive structure. The text hints at clarity issues and suggests consulting further sources for complete understanding.
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Margaret Putman
Elmas
Roberts
Tiverton
Mia
Clyde Linga
Anna Gearhardt
Marjorie
Arnold Finnell
Helen Wright
John Wright
Velma Zack
Ardith Foxal
Yola Burrows
Elizabeth Welch
Muriel Brewer
Sal Mead
Payne
Floyd Holliman
Betty Lee
Near
Westboro
Sam Rogers
Osage
Fred Grassmeier
Katherine Rte
Phebe Mitchell
Teache Pawnee Cj Nebr
T. Mitchell
Chas, Wainstaff
Olen Perry
Council Bluffs
Paul Holtzinger Hoover
Miensted
BR wHrletmas Peest
Fiaich
Carl Notson
Sanders
Mr. Stener
Mra
Ben
Olwen
Auburn
D. W. Phillips
Weith
Prespene
S. I. Mundell
Dorsey
Hambure
Ben Darby
Northboro
A. G. Engelman
Darby
Baptist Ladies Exchange
E Street
Otto Harrich
Schuyler
Luther Pickett
Plattsmouth
Ray Lauritson
Roy Finnigan
Lyle Smith
Jess Smith
Alvie
Dale Smith
Boone
Sam Smith
Poland
Wm. A. Livingston
Paul Gruber, Jr
Farragut Telephone
Farragut, Iowa
Farmers Savings Bank
Colonial Theatre
Hamburg, Iowa
Northland
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