Robert H Pierson remembered as farming advocate and Roosevelt ideal
The obituary honors Robert H Pierson for his farming leadership and public spirit. It notes his vision for better methods, his work with the Mills County Farmers Institute and Farm Bureau, and his fearless stand for what he believed to be right. He is praised as a strong influence and beloved friend.
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Hubert Fl Pierson
Mia
Mureau
Nfe
Theodore Roosevelt
Mills County
Robert Pierson
Fairfield High School Moral Report Highlights Church Involvement
A Fairfield high school report notes 420 students, 84 percent of the student body, are church members. The school offers a Bible instructor for daily fall classes and many Iowa high schools are adding Bible study and Y M C A or Y W C A groups to their programs.
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Fairfield High School
Aim
Iowa
Vow
Towa Aura
Joyful rhetoric as 1923 glance shows waning war and growth
Secretary Weaver claims Holshevism fades, commerce and production rise, and war ends. Serre tray Mellon touts reduced public debt while urging thrift to make 1923 bright. Ambassador Harvey notes England will pay our bill and world conditions improve. Signs of political shifts and ongoing labor issues color cautious optimism.
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Weaver
Serretray Mellon
Harvey Debarks
Merengaria
Eneland
Coco
A Job For Everybody
A push by industrial and farm groups to ease immigration limits gathers support amid claims of widespread unemployment, with estimates suggesting up to 100000 aliens could be affected. A future House Immigration Committee hearing will examine the proposal.
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Immigration Committee of the House
New tariff law paralyses foreign trade in November exports
The November export value of the United States reached 383 million dollars, 99 million more than November 1921, highlighting how the new tariff law is paralysing foreign trade.
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United States
Iowa Legislature Opens With Bills On Liquor And Women's Rights
Des Moines reports the fortieth General Assembly opening with proposals including a bill to punish liquor possession and a constitutional amendment to remove male from voting for women to hold legislative seats. Governor Kendall outlines a budget system and road aid while urging Code revision. Senator Brookhart visits Joliet to urge farm credits and ship subsidies. new Insurance Commissioner Kendrick named, taking office February first.
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Brookhart
Solons
G. L. Caswell
Des Moines
General Assembly
Hague
McInteah
Decatur County
Anerai Ag
Cage Commission
Code Commission
Towa
PACE
House
Edson
Buena Vista
Clark
Linn
Himebaugh
Delaware
O'Donnell
Dubuque
Moon
Lyon
Rankin
Lee
Senate
Holdoegel
Calhoun
Mantz
Audubon
Ethell
Davis
Reed
Howard
Scott
Marshall
Tuck Vo Adama
Johnson
Lucas
Kendall
Stockhart
Sith Brookhart
Tartaal Mwlanier
Pewer
Ana
Niel Ton
Washington
U. S
Titor H Brockhart
Couzens
Michison
Toauguryte
Fort Dolece
Rendall
John Hammil
John Hammil Tock Me Oh Office As Administered By Shist Deste Brespen
Courr
Rendell
Wade
Caples
Addrageale
Liewtenant
John
Renate
J. Je. Anderson
Hivase
Spiares
Andersen
Gov. Kendall
W. R. C. Kendrick
Attorney General
Savage
Harding
Kendrick
Notice In Probate In Mills County Iowa
Notice in probate in Mills County District Court regarding an instrument claimed as the last will and testament of Robert H Pierson deceased Presented opened read and filed January 11 1923 and February 20 1923 at 9 o clock am time for proving the instrument set for hearing at Glenwood Courthouse objections to be heard by the Court Carrie Wright Clerk
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General Assembly
Senate
Td Hong
Wille
Arte Jand
C. C. ‘Taylor
Mills County
Tows
District Court
Said County
Glenwee
Glenwee] Dn Sadil
Coust
Carrie
Wrieht
Clork
Robert H. Pierson
Iowa
Wald Gowrt
Glenwood
Wright
In The Mine County District Court Instrument Reading
In writing a court record notes an instrument referenced in a case. The fragment mentions Paleo in the line of legal actions and proceedings within the Mine County District Court.
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa Week Ending Jan 6
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa notes transfers including John W DeLashmutt to State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction for 4090 dollars with west 20 acres of section 32 township 72 range 42. Sheriff of Mills County to W W Stacy for 186.26 dollars with 114 acres in section 27 72 43. Malvern Cemetery Trustees to Mrs M E Bell 20 dollars for part of Lot 444 Malvern Cemetery. Clara Bond to Edward Mathers for 1 dollar and exchange of real estate including part of section 31 73 43. Elson Evernham to Louis Schoening for 15846 dollars with set and net and parts of section 30 78 42. J W Luge Sr and others to Anna M Kevan for 3260 530 acres across sections 7 18 19 73 43 and 12 73 44.
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Thstefet
Mills County
Towa
John W. DeLashmutt
State Sayies Bank of
Tarifie Junction IW
Nery Nng
Milla County
Malvern Cemetery
Mra
M. E. Bell
Clara Bond
Edward Mathers
Swd
Elson Evernham
Louis Schoening
J. W. Luge Sr
Anna M Kevan
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Cal Htt
Elson
Buena Vista County
Iext General Assembly
Kendalh
Ieee
Kendbiull
Trevie
MiNe County
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. SE
Stata Collers
Priten
National Stone Company
Omaha Nat'l Bk
Omehn
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars
R. K. Piper
Malvern
H. A. Deardorff
Northwestern Bell
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