Complex Land Conveyances and Quiet Title Action
District Court action involving defendants and heirs to quiet title on multiple tracts in Township 72, Range 41, including described parcels in Sections 2, 3, and 25, with detailed deeds, road rights, drainage ditches, and railroad rights of way. Plaintiffs seek to have title quieted in the named plaintiff and removal of encumbrances, with summons and to be held at a specified county seat.
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Untitled local notice with broken OCR text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or column item. It mentions committee, Ter, tee, and various garbled names and roles. Readable pieces suggest a public or parish notice with unspecified actions and dates.
Fragmented Notes On Farming Methods And Science
The source presents a jumble of phrases about farming improvement, perennial decedents, and references to science, intellect, and biblical mentions. It hints at method refinement, possibly mentioning belts, fertility, and interrelation of experiments, with scattered names and vague timelines.
Petition for Reversion of Northwest Quarter Land in Mille County Iowa
A filed petition in the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa Mille County seeks reversion rights for land described as the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Section 2, Township 71, Range 41. The description includes exact boundary lines and a public highway track, with a claim of ownership by the petitioner.
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Vietriet Court of Iowa
Mille County
Iowa
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Quartes Ines
Bertion
Mike Vienoe
Thase Legte
Trihute Bogle
Chinch Bug Control Advice From Dr Drake For Wheat
Dr Carl J Drake warns that chinch bugs feed on small grains and oats, with wheat most at risk. He recommends planting crops carefully and using barriers to protect fields in infested areas, noting 60 to 95 percent of corn could be saved with timely measures and that future infestations depend on winter and next year’s weather.
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Carl J. Drake
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Dows
Colere Drake
Sue Popelation
Drake
Lowa
Fragmentary Weather Note Mentions Dereke and Exteres
A partial weather fragment references Dereke and Exteres amid a wild Mary scene. The readable text hints at a fragile measurement or observation but lacks clear details or dates.
Neighbors Report on Delayed State Celebration Plans
The article notes delays in completing preparations for a winter travel season and a de th ssubveraerr celetra, with several figures named as expected speakers. It mentions Red Oak police handling a burglary inquiry and a large Red Oak factory resuming production, plus a Tama Lib pow wow featuring the Hiawatha pageant drawing attendees from six states and Iowa towns.
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