Sheriff's Sale Notice in Hardin County Iowa 1925
Notice of sheriff sale issued from Hardin County District Court to enforce a judgment dated May 1 and May 15 1925 in favor of W J Mitchell against Frank Kludivo and M R Tidman. Describes extensive real estate parcels including portions of sections 2 11 and 89 and various tracts with metes and bounds. Property located in Township 89 Range 21 West of the 5th P M. Also the East Half Northeast Quarter and related tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Hardin County
W. J. Mitchell
Frank Kludivo
M. R. Tidman
E. E. Cannam
Absentee estate notice in Hardin County Iowa 1925
In Hardin County District Court a petition by Florence L. Gillham Scott seeks letters of administration for Laura Belle Johnson an absentee who has been out of Hardin County for over seven years. The court sets September 28 1925 for hearing and publication in Hardin County Ledger eight weeks. R. R. Blair is named administrator if the petition is granted. Parties in Hardin County urged to appear and contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura Belle Johnson
Jay Johnson
Lillie Johnson
Lauran Belle Johnson
Florence
L. Gillham Scott
Laura Belle Johnson
Hardin County
Iown
Hezekiah Miller
District Court
Iowa
Laura ‘Belle Johnson
Towa
R. R. Blair
Laura
Belle Johnson
A. D
Eldora
Hardin County Ledger
Hardin’ County
Malgel A. Howard
Peisen
P Petitioner
Florence I. Gillham Scott
Jezekiah Miller
Laura Bella Johnson
R. OR. Blair
Mapel A
Edward
Peisen’ & “Super
Tee
Absentee estate case in Hardin County Iowa 1925
In Hardin County Iowa an estate matter for Lillie Johnson as absentee proceeds. Florence Gillham Scott petitions for administration with Laura Belle Johnson and Jay Johnson named, noting Lillie Johnson has been absent over seven years and cannot be located. The filing includes a potential inheritance stake of about 1977.84 dollars and seeks letters of administration upon probate.
Public Utility Franchise Hearing Set by Iowa Board
Official notice announces a petition by Central States Electric Company of Cedar Rapids to erect maintain and operate electric transmission lines across Hardin County Iowa. The Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners schedules a hearing for August 17 1925 in Des Moines and invites written objections five days prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad Commissioners
State of
Iowa
Hardin County
Central States Electric Comany
Gedar Rapids
Union
Township Eighty Six
Des Moines
Land sale notice for Frank Kladivo and M. Tidman
A public auction will occur on August 1, 1925 at 10 o clock A M at the Eldora courthouse to sell the tract in section 11 township 89 north range 21 west of the St P M. to satisfy a debt of 7833 26 with costs 1570 100 and attorney fees 118 83 100 at 8 percent interest. The property description covers a southeast quarter with a defined tract in its southeast corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. P. M
Frank Kladivo
M. 2. Tidman
Auusi
A. A
Eldora
G. L. Laglan
Sheff
Hardin County
Eldora Social and Church Notices Highlight Local Visits
Whitten and Vera Long attended the Chantaugqua in Eldora on Wednesday evening. Mrs Ezra Long and children joined the barn concert at the Training School Sunday. H A Ragan returned from an appendectomy. T S Reynolds and family visited friends in Toledo, Ta. Earl Lamer and family were in Eldora Sunday. Mr and Mrs H A Lyon and L L McMichael did business in Des Moines Friday. Needlework Club plans a Pine Lake picnic next Monday evening. Mrs C L Mabie called in Marshalltown Monday. Lyon Hazle McAnulty attended Eldora Wednesday. Floyd Lyon family and Ray Wood spent Sunday at J H Lyon’s. Miss Bertha Blaha of Iowa City visited George A Wehn M D. Christian Church Ladies Aid enjoyed a picnic at Eldora Park. Mrs L D McMichael returned from Kansas City, Mo. last week. All bids for bus route jobs must.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. I. Long
Vera Long
Eldora
Ezra Long
Donald Weaver
Nelle Price
H. A. Ragan
T. S. Reynolds
Toledo
Earl Lamer
H. A. Lyon
LL. D. McMichael
Des Moines
Pine Lake
C. L. Mabie
Marshalltown
H. A. Lyon - Hazle McAnulty
Eldora Eldora
Floyd Lyon
Ray Woodspent
J. H. Lyon
Bertha Blaha
Iowa City
George A. Wehn
Christian Church
Ladie
Eldora ‘Park
Kansas City
Sherman Hinz
Adelene Hinz
H. R. Hauser
Racine, Wise
W. B. Davenport
Helen Blaha
Roxbury
Roxbury, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Strickler of Puffalo, N. Y
al Fhicra
Tre
R. H. Lau
Cedar Falls
James Richard Eggleston
Avery Norman
F. HM. Montz
Opal Long
R. L. Garter
J. H. Spurlin
A. R. Nordquist
J. A. Wilcox
Rev. Hignett
Curless
Deep River
Hignett
M. E .Church
Epworth
Park
Ladies Aid
Church OF Christ
Christian Endeavor
Nellie Karstens
Edd Karstens
Chrissie Sharpshaiy
May Smith
Minneapolis
J. A. Ruppelt
Grundy Center Camp
Ruppelt
Gustave Ruppelt
Roy Beamsley
Eloise
Beamsley
J. W. Grieves
Faye
Jewell
Verna Gellhorn
Cathryn Cramer
Marie Schunamen
Gertrude Hutzel
Siloam Springs
Iowa Falls
Robert Baker
Chas. McDonald
Malcom
E. C
Christine
Colorado
Fk. D. Finley
Sargent
Nebr
Mary Morse
Murry Grieves of
J. 4
Molmes
Russell
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Lewis Trebsch
Alden
L. G. Johnson
H. A. Eckhoff
Ackley
Finley, Morse
Latimer
Dores Brown
Wyoming
Elva Huffman
Martelle
Herman ‘Eckhofff
Wallsbore
John Eilers
George
Helen Baker
Ellsworth College
Johnnie Gramer
Murry Grieves
J. C. Johnson
Fort Dodge
FE. Karstens
J. Willard .Caldwell
Fort Snelling
Mildred’ Dunn
Anna Folkerts
Lena Eckhoff
Lucy Grievas
Chas, Biebeschimer
Wellsburg
L. G. Johnson Suunday
Progress Club
Robert McCaw
W. Cartwright
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Gustav. H. Ruppelt
G. H. Ruppelt
Mr. Ruppelt
Steamboat Rock
Harvest Home Town Notices and Church Announcements
The local column lists visitors and travels from towns like Racine and Roxbury, with church notices from M E Church and Church of Christ. It notes harvest prospects, sick lists, and a World War I veteran Gustave Ruppelt who died after illness, with funeral at the Baptist church and American Legion presence.
Steamboat Rock Daily Social Notices Pause for Bereavement
Steam boat Rock records a quiet week of visits and travel as families gather, with many locals hosting relatives and friends from Des Moines Eldora and Jewell. The town mourns Gustave Ruppelt aged 31 who died after a two year illness, born in Steam boat Rock on December 16th.
Pine Lake Social and Local Visits Report
Eagle City residents share Monday at Pine Lake with the Marshall Scott family and guests. Iowa Falls visitors Rollin Knight and others call on Scott. Darrell Peperling returns from Ackley after a month’s work. Laurrell Legrett visits his uncle W A Legrett for the weekend. Harris and Lambright trip yields bass in Wisconsin. Triangle Ladies Aid plans ice cream social July 24 and July 30 after meetings at Reed Lamprecht and Max Klatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Peperling
Ackley
Marshall Scott
Triangle Ladies Aid
Reed and Lamprecht
Willis Eldred
GC. E. Hollred
Iowa Falls
Fred Cross
Eldora
A. B
Iowa corn crop May yield record but July, August risk
Iowa's July 1 crop survey shows corn at 95 percent of normal with a forecast production of 469,937,000 bushels, well below last year's 804,752,000. Prospects hinge on moisture in July and August, with high temperatures possibly reducing final yields. Wheat, oats, barley, and potatoes show varied conditions and outputs across Iowa and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Hay crops show limited gains after June rains
The report notes 10,744,000 bushels harvested last year and that pastures and hay crops improved only slightly since June rains. Most hay remains short though the second crop alfalfa is progressing well and will yield more than the first crop.
Poison Grasshoppers By Poison Bait Says Iowa State Expert
B B Fulton of the Iowa State College agriculture department advises spreading a poison bait to reduce grasshopper numbers before they lay eggs for next summer. The bait mixture uses bran molasses and arsenic with optional amyl acetate, scattered early morning to minimize risk to animals. Fence rows not plowed for a year harbor grasshoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Fulton
Zopropy
Iowa State College
Grafter’s Get-Poor Quick Scheme Draws Marked Interest
The remark notes that many people fall for fast riches promises, as the speaker observes gullible individuals eager to invest in a supposed scheme. The comments imply widespread credulity among the public and warn against exploitation by unscrupulous promoters.
Money and wealth perception in creditor relations
The quote contrasts perceptions of wealth and debt, noting creditors seek to gauge a person’s poverty while owning luxury items does not prove riches. It suggests prestige is often a created impression, not an actual measure of wealth.
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SAY
Bayer
Aan
Druggista Uacture
Mondwocticactéusler
Ralicsicact
Sheriff’s Sale
L. QO. Bliss
Bliss Tract
Geo. L. McCaughan
Whitten
Ames
Ft. Lyons
Colo
Miss Tena
Gustave
Henry Cramer
Jake Cramer
Tena Ruppelt
Thomas H. and
Phillip
Edward A
Grundy Center
Herman
Town Falls
Ernest
Carl
Chicago
Baptist Church
Waldvogel
Charles Hoover
The
American Legion
Eagle City
Lambright
Beadle
Dorotha
Q. K
Lovell Scholfield
Ees
E. E. McFarland
Wilmont Furniture Store
Aymer D. Davis
Harding County National Bank
Wendell Huston
Leslie Jewelry
Eldora, Iowa
James L. Cameron
Citizens Savings Bank
Dean W. Peisen
H. Soper Peisen
Purcell Optical Shop
Iown Falls
Insurance Farm
City
Hardin County Abstract CO
J. L. Cameron
W. G. Leslie & Co
Optometrists
M. Hartness & Co
Bateson
B. E. Purcell
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