Farragut elects C Buerkens superintendent of schools
C Buerkens of Pella Iowa has been elected superintendent of the Farragut Consolidated schools after a personal application. He has served in Owasa Iowa as principal and then superintendent for four years. Over 31 applications were received with five making personal applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Buerkens
Pella
Lews
Farragut Consolidated Schools
Buerkens
Owasa
Iowa
Tia Livingston
Amex
LF. Livingston
Livingston
Gribbin
Locust Grove Township
Ames
D. Cleghorn
Jones Nylan
Andrew Com
Sumlay
Chadron
Nebr
Nebraska City
Cox
Charles Proctor
James Read
State Park
Centennial Club
W. C. Bricker
Tr. L. Mackay
Roy Leonard
al Davis
Thelma
Bernice Anderson
Mildred Hemphill
Swei Anderson
Zimarsde Eaton
Wheeling
West Virginia
F. W. Eaton
Miss Eaton
Albert Turnbull
Claude Anderson
Pilgrim Daughtera Society
Congregational Church
Darrell Fry
Jrtte
Ruth
Ruby
Mary
Thelma Acord
Vikia Biden
Autrey Morelock
Donald Whisler
Roy Afkeman
Caroline
Kensington
Whirler
Ralph Whisler
Camela
West
Woman's Missionary Society
James Wyorant
Mira Christina
Joe Piper
Detroit
Michigan
Joe
Henry Piper
Joe Ha
Ron
Tlee Shildren
Tom Antoreen
Helen Newtne
Mary Malnie
Jet. Marland
Ailerseny
Sunny Fay
Gertride Mastersat
Surlay Taeith Wertrister
Ailen
Ormehiy
Mra
J Meityres
Date fixed for showing opposition to discharge in White bankruptcy
In re Albert L. White a discharge in bankruptcy is to be opposed by creditors or interested parties. July 21, 1325 is fixed as the date to file written appearances in the Clerk’s office in Creston Iowa and within ten days thereafter to file grounds of opposition. Witness J W Kindelbaugh referee in bankruptcy Chariton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. White
United States District Court
Crexton
Chariton
Towa
J. W. Kindelbaugh
Bankriotes
Tawi
Creston
Town
United States
Discharge in Bankruptcy Notice For Chariton Referee
In the matter of a discharge in bankruptcy the court at Creston and the U.S. District Court in Creston require interested parties to appear in writing within ten days to oppose the granting of discharge. The referee in bankruptcy chambers are in Chariton Iowa with offices.
Court fixes discharge opposition deadline in Brackney bankruptcy
In the Southern District of Iowa a June 16 1925 filing sets July 21 1925 as the deadline for creditors to file objections to discharge in the Clifford L Brackney bankruptcy case No 568. The district court at Creston Chariton Iowa with referee J W Kindelbaugh orders notice and specifies grounds of opposition must be filed within ten days thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Brackney
United States District Court
Creston
Chariton
Iowa
J. W. Kindelbaugh
Bankruptcy notice for Susie E Brack in Southern District Iowa
In the matter of Susie E Brack, bankrupt, no 5619, Southern District of Iowa Southert Division. On June 16, 1924, petition filed and read. A date is fixed for creditors to appear before the court regarding the bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United Stated
Southern District of
Iowa
Southert’ Division
Susie E. Brackfev
In the Matter of Estella Whites Bankrupt
On June 16 1925 a petition was filed for bankruptcy of Estella Whites In Bankrupt No 15695 An order fixes July 21 1925 as the deadline for creditors to file claims and participate in the proceeding as stated by the court and the involved docket entries The language reflects a formal bankruptcy order setting a date for creditor filing actions and related approval by the court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Whites
Thel
Diay
Fragmentary bankruptcy discharge notice in Chariton court
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a bankruptcy discharge notice. It mentions the States Court at Chariton, filing opposition within ten days, and references witness and office location in Chariton. The text includes stray aphorisms about speaking ill of others and tongues wagging.
Chinese War Threat Prompted by Peas and Guesses Stance
A harsh, humorous line warns that if the Chinese do not mind their peas and guesses there could be a real war forthcoming. The remark reflects wartime tension and rhetorical bravado typical of hostile dialogue from the period.
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Meintyre
Howly
G. F. Hamseon
Shenandoah
Theo. Wiliamson
RB. N. A. Lodge
Lodge
Teena van Sant
Merrill
Bobbitt
Sidney
Elizabeth Hamann
Santa Fee
New Mexico
Beatrice
Boulder
Colo
A. D. Coleman
Max Moore
A. D. Coy
al Whisler
J. E. Bridges
Niagara Falls
Dr. Eaton
Roy Kelley
Sulton
Ed. R. Kelley
Charles Stickler
Villisca
Geo. Rice
Felia
Dean
Marion Dean
Blanchard
N. A
Frank Lightfont
Nicholas Senn
Omaha
EL Thorn
Farmers Co-operative
Hays
St Joe Marsets
Ruey Raymond
Henry Rosenthaling
Ron Lamb
St. Joe
Missouri
E. McAllister
Ada Mee Allister
J. Waret
Ttugh Latimer
Lyle
Fagene
G. A. Vaughn
Mug Mildred Tend
National Bark
Arlene Darla
T. R. Gilmore
Red Oak
Clawle Andereon Sant
Afcen
Vand Myx
Dad Hoxsett
Neby
Tzane
Gudgel
Song Dale
Tayen Hopkins
Rochester
Godbel
Hawk Tworn
Miles Olive
Albert Minn
Mornefor & Visi
Helen New- Emer
Neil Hates
Key Yewa
Tesidens Veile
Cedar Falla
Lawrence Wahlaler
Jeff ‘Thurslay
Boukier
Cole
Summmer School
University of Colorado
J. H. Sunderman
Geo. Cutler
Kaonas City
Yielt
Thos. Cutler
Frances Neylen
Charon
Nehr
Andrew Cox
Elizabeth Vaughn
Pickett
C. H. Stewart
Jack
Ander
GR. van Sickle
N. B. VanSickle
District Court of the United
Southern District of Iowa
Southern Division
District Court of the United States
Jaws Beathern
China
TNT
Brainerd
E Street
Postoffice
Hamburg, Iowa
Colorado
Burlington
Yellowstone
Land of Eternal Wonder
Gardine Calperny
Cody Road
Yellowstone Park
Burlington-Yellowstone
Scenic Colorado
Rocky Mountain National
Estes) Park
Colorado Ravingewiken Peak
R. W. Ledgerwood Ticket Agent
First National Bank
Hamburg
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