Notice of quiet title action in Fremont County Iowa
In Fremont County district court petitions filed by A B Webber and Elizabeth J Webber claim sole ownership of Lots 4 5 6 Block 5 Original Town Bartlett Fremont County Iowa and seek a decree quieting title after more than thirty years possession. Defendants are named with unknown heirs and spouses and urged to appear by June 29 1920 to avoid default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
IoWa
Fremont County
A. BE. Webber
Elizabeth J. Webber
Harlow C. Kingsbury
Blanks
M. Baldwin
C. Robertson
Robinson
L. H. Payne
F. M. Peterson
Bartlett
Farragut land action links many defendants
Court notices state plaintiffs claim absolute ownership in fee simple of multiple lots in Farragut and Hamburg with over thirty years’ open and exclusive possession under color of title. Defendants are alerted to appear by June term 1920 in Sidney, Fremont County Iowa, or face default judgment. City council actions in Hamburg discuss dog tax, cemetery funding, street work, and cemetery rates through May 1920. Farm news notes Loren Jordan, a prominent neighbor, severely injured by a mule, with prior injuries cited.
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Farragut
Fremont County
District Court
Iowa
Sidney
R. F. Hickman
District Court OF
Frank W. Castleman
Bogan
Francis E. Jiggar
Jiggar
C. Keyser
Keyser
Charles F. Carman
Nancy Carman
Amos L. Carman
Emily Carman
Heiges
Hamburg
Loren
Jordan
Produce Market Report and Dairy Prices Update
Active demand for fresh poultry as supply grows with little price change. Eggs remain ample for owweek storage and prices are lower than last week. Cream deliveries rose but overall butter supply is oversized and often subpar for storage. June promises full grass butter. Prices ease further due to larger receipts and foreign butter imports.
Lineman Earl Neeley Suffers Serious Injuries In Accident
A lineman named Earl Neeley, nicknamed Galla gher, sustained severe injuries in an accident described as a heavy jamming incident. Officials report he was taken to a local hospital for treatment and observation. The event prompted an investigation into safety measures and response times.
Man Injured When Telephone Pole Breaks Near Thurman
A worker atop a thirty foot pole adjusting wires fell when the pole snapped at ground level. He sustained arm and body bruises and a climber pierced his ankle. He drove his Ford to Tibor for a doctor and is recovering at the Tabor hotel.
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Gallagher
Thurman
Tibor
Tabor
Bidney Argus
Bull Attacks Man In Avoca Pasture Carded By Knife
Martin Doescher, living south of Avoca, was gored by a yearling bull while in a pasture. He clasped the animal by the horns as it tossed, and his son arrived for help. With no knife on hand, the son reached into his father’s pocket and used a knife to cut out the bull’s eyes, after which the bull relented and both men escaped unharmed.
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Martin Doescher
Avoca
Mr. Doescher J
Mr. Doescher
Coin Gazette
Mule Clothing Company Dissolved by Unanimous Consent
Notice states the Mule Clothing Company dissolved by unanimous consent of all stockholders on April 19, 1829. Dated Hamburg Iowa April 15 1920. S. C. Rees president and Adt J P Rees secretary signatory. Telephone news to the Reporter.
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Mule Clothing Company
Hamburg
Iowa
S. C. Rees
Adt
J. P. Rees
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Jesse J. Whisler
Albert Turnbull
James Turnbull
Frank B. James
F. B. James
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J. N. Denison
Charles J. Perkins
Edith F. Perkins
Wm. A. Hiatt
Josiah Billsland
Minerva Billsland
George W. Hampton
M. R. Crockett
Margaret R. Crockett
Thomas Cochran
Thomas Cochrane
Anderson Bros
C. W. McKissick
Walburn
Good
Mathews
McBride
Clayton, Coy
Clayton
Sesson
Coy
Ladies Improvement Association
Proyer
Cemetery Committee
Ladies Cemetery Association
Henry Gravenkamp
Argyle Street
Sidney Argus
the Pie Shop
Golden Rod Cafe
R. E. Hiatt
Joe Ensminger
Produce Market Report
Earl Neeley
Farmers Savings Bank
Dinty Moore
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