Fremont County Iowa original notice in 1920 district court
The petition of Giles H. Snapp seeks a decree establishing title to northwest quarter of the northwest quarter and south half of the northwest quarter in section ten township 87 north range 41 west of the fifth principal meridian Fremont County Iowa. It alleges thirty years of open exclusive possession and prays for judgment quieting title and costs. Defendants must answer by noon of the second day of the next March term commencing March 30 1920 at Sidney Iowa or default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. N.B. Jones
James Piearce
George B. Murry
Joann Murry
James Pierce
George Murray
Samuel Califlower
David
Ackerman
David T. Ackerman
B. P. Wilson
Benjamine P. Wilson
North Range
Fremont County
Towa
District Court
Sidney
Range
Iowa
R. F. Hickman
Ella Gay
Maria Hissong
Carloine Willtrout
Vina Woods
Matilda Glairborne
Sabbry Moore
Frank Beckstead
Dolly Dovel Perry
Joseph Perry
Ira Dovel
Bessie Dovel
Arthur Dovel
Beatrice Dovel
Albert Dovel
Ida Rossean
John Rossean
Lester Dovel
Fannie Dovel
William Dovel
Nellie Dovel
H. W. Phelp
Hamburg
A. M. Jacobs
John Street
R. I. Hickinon
County court petition seeks divorce on cruelty grounds
In Fremont County Iowa Clerk of District Court in Sidney Iowa on file is the petition of Rachel Archer plaintiff against Thomas F Archer defendant seeking a divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Iowa
Rachel Archer
District Court
Sidney
Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Fremont County Iowa
Original notice in district court at Sidney Iowa warns defendants that plaintiffs Mary Stanton et al seek to quiet title to a 19 10 acre tract in Fremont County described by lot and section. The petition claims adverse possession over ten years and asks for decree establishing title and other relief. Publication designated in Hamburgs Hamburg Reporter. A second notice states concern for Frances A Rice will and testament probate.
Hearing set for proof on March 30, 1920 in court
The undersigned fixed Tuesday March 30, 1920 at 10 a.m. as the hearing time for proof in relation thereto. Witness my official signature and seal, dated February 24, 1920, in this court.
Meat The Cause Of Kidney Trouble Advised
A noted authority warns daily meat intake forms uric acid that nearly paralyzes kidneys. Symptoms include dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic pains, cloudy urine, and nocturnal urination. Recommend four ounces of Rad Salts in water each morning to flush acids and renew kidney function. Jad Salts advertised as inexpensive and safe.
Man commits self inflicted death in Blanchard home
A. M. Hood of Blanchard died Sunday morning by discharging a shotgun through his head at his daughter Mrs Earl Herrick’s home. He had been in poor health and doctors said there was no cure. Hood’s grandson found him after he left the wash house and the gun was placed to his forehead. The incident was reported by the State Line Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hood of
Blanchard
Earl Werrick
State Line Herald
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giles H. Snapp
I. H. R. Smith
Hamburg Reporter
Freamont County
Tf. R. Smith
Freemont County
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O. Thomas F. Archer
Thomas F. Archer
Mary Stanton
Nellie J. Wolfe
Pearl South
Nora Burley
W. R. Stanton
Dolly Dovel Ferry
I. H. BR. Smith
H. R. Smith
State of
Frances A. Rice
Garrett & Crane
Lowa
C. E. Doyle
Bogan Stores