Mills County Real Estate Transfers And Filings
Mills County records show a week of real estate activity with one mortgage for 500 dollars, two assignments, eight mortgage releases totaling 29 560 dollars, eight chattel mortgages totaling 6 133 dollars, and numerous warranty deeds involving Glenwood Malvern and Tabor areas. For the following week ending November 17, releases total 39 673 04, four real estate mortgages totaling 15 550 dollars, and eight chattel mortgages totaling 3 965, with several deeds in Ingraham Indian Creek and Center townships.
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Tfour
C. Swarts
Mark Swarty
Ingraham Township
W. Buckingham
A. B. Engle
Luyong Township
Aaron Johnson
Mills County
Indian Creek Township
W. C. Swarts
J. I. Swarts
Tagraham Township
H. Stroud
C. W. Stroud
Lota
Malvern John
Knox
Strop
Choates Traet
Glenwood
Hocaa
Moluver
Joseph Banister
Tott
Grandview
Murry A
Movver
Malvern
Barnett
Fearl Bennett
Clara Fertig
Fred A
Suffron
Alury
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Echo Dell Stock Farm
Ralph ©. Robbins
Hastings
Corn production costs rise in Iowa 1917 analysis
Interviews with Iowa farmers show acre costs range 23.81 to 80.77 dollars in 1917 depending on how costs are calculated. With land rent, interest, labor, board, and tools, overall costs rose from about 16.54 dollars per acre for husking standing corn in 1916 to roughly 23.80 dollars in 1917, a 44 percent gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Marine Police Duty Near North Head
Paul Phipps, son of Mrs. Mary Phipps of Nebraska City, serves in the U S Marine Corps stationed at the Government Radio Station North Head two miles from Iu waco Wash. He is among marines on police duty at the station opposite the mouth of the Columbia River, reporting a colony of people including radio operators and weather observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis County
Paul Phipps
Mary Phipps
Lves
Nebraska City
Paul
U. S Marine Corps
North Head
Iuwaco
Wash
All Marines
Pacific Ocean
Columbia River
Nght“pouss Appara
Radio Oparstore
Weather Wuveru Wen
Camp Dodge Turned Over to the War Department
Camp Dodge in Indiana has been completed after 126 days of work by 6967 men. It spans 7600 acres with 60,280 man capacity, 85 remount acres for 45,000 horses, a 80-building base hospital on 45 acres, and a 6,000-seat theater planned. The camp includes 30 miles of sewers, water pipes, an electric system, and a nine-railroad-track complex. Major Butler hands over to Roy Johnson. rumors and a German spy arrest are noted. Red Cross chain letters warned. Thanksgiving with international officers celebrated. a large football game planned, and holiday remembrances suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Cross
Camp Dodge
J. W. Jarnagin
State of
Iowa
Cantonment
Tno
Major Butler
Roy Johnson
General Utility Department
Maj. Butler
G. A. Watrous
H. N. Handbury
B. 8. Squier
E. $. Spink
Butler
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
Quigley
Mother
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Unifornia
Pugber
Federal Grand Jury
American Red Cross
John Conradbert
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kert
Sherwood
Lorraine
Georgia
W. W
Felix Thornton
Hammond
Ind
Devils Lake
N. d
Edward L. Tilton
New York
War Recreation Board
Footlights
America
Peopl
Alabama
Kizer
Plummer
Des Moines
Harding
State Council For Defense
Secretary of War
Railways face mounting public unease over transport
The Railroad War Board warns that rail capacity may struggle to meet rising demand this winter. From April to September 1917 freight rose sharply while coal shipments and troop movements surged, prompting a priority list of non essential commodities to be diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad War Board
United States
Arso
National Army
National Guard
Shipping Board
Railroadal War Board
Judge Lovett
Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills County Land
Mills County Recorder
the Tribune
Mary
Gunselley
Glenwood Township
May Lincoln
Lucy D. Knott
Windham
Fimner R. Honeywell
Lucy D. “Knott
Windham's
Christina Kaltner
Jessig Konefke
Mrvendare Konefke
Malvarn
George C. Bass
Milla County
Deer Creek Township
Anglo Phifer
Brower
Ney
Oak Township
Elizabeth Hurst
Karl McCormick
Strahan
W. OG. Swartz
Naome McMahon
Center Township
Greant
Zenoads Jr
Stryhyn
Rurah
Egyton
Zon Bass, Jr
Warenty
Thomas E. Wilson Ton
A. Hardy
Tabor College
Tabor
Paulina Wise
Clara Wise
Anderson Township
Garrett VY. Hubbell
J. R. Hubbell
Rock
Carl H. Otig
Chan. W. Dose
Keg Creek Ditch
Isaac Redebaugh
A. C. Harrington
Matthias
Hallington
Warbor
Wonderson
TF. Finck
Joseph O. Wirth
Oat
BOK
Bectlon
Llalls
Rawls
Marine Police Duty
THE
WAR Department
Milsionaire Davis
Jon Davis
Q. M
West Virginia
J. King
Captain Davis
Gassaway Davis
Captain
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iigols
Fiere
Fleers
R. N. Getty
Wilson
Higgins
Boyd
Omaha
Mayer
Mahannah
Denver
Cook
Wisconsin
Allayson
Cornell
Robertson
Dartmouth
Allison
Carlton
Moss
Ames
McCormick
South Dakota
Sheeler
Jones
Thomas
Derr
Penneyvania
Davis
Drake
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