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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

7

Noted Dolph estate settlement ends long litigation

The Dolph estate case, filed after the 1916 death of A H Dolph in Deer Creek township, concludes after years of suit. The court apportions one half to the widow and one half to collateral heirs, with 40 plus heirs sharing, costs exceeding $20,000, and a Kansas deed contested for genuineness.

Dolph H Dolph Deer Creek Township Hiram Dolph Hiram A H Dolph Jou Bua Mospoepp State Supreme Court Kansas Dalph Flo Toledo

Early life near Glenwood shapes a resident's youth

The narrative recalls a person whose youth unfolded in the Glenwood area and its surroundings, highlighting formative experiences and local surroundings that influenced early development.

Glenwood

Weekly Marketgram reports mixed hay and fruit markets

Week to December 1 shows weaker hay demand with higher receipts and lower prices in several markets. Butter unsettled with value swings. Chicago markets steady to weak. Potatoes steady, onions slow but steady. fruit markets mixed with Jonathans firm in consuming markets and prices varying by city. Visible wheat and corn supplies rise. freight differentials noted between Missouri River and Chicago.

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The Compensation Law Provisions for Workplace Injuries

The Town law presumes employers secure and pay compensation with exemptions for domestic, farm, casual, and clerical workers. Benefits cover injuries arising in work and paid during earning periods, not for injuries under two weeks. Compensation equals sixty percent of average weekly wages, capped at 415.00 and floored at 6.00, paid weekly. Permanent disabilities are assigned fixed weeks of compensation.

Christmas With Home Folks in Missouri Visit

Mr and Mrs D O Gwinn plan Christmas with family in Missouri. They depart today via Omaha and attend the Orpheum before a late train to Benton City to spend Christmas with Mrs Gwinns mother, the first there in eight years. They then go to St Louis to visit Mrs Gwinns parents for the rest of the vacation. See D G Jamison & Co for imported dolls and beauty sleep products.

D O Gwinn Missouri Omaha Orpheum Benton City Mr Gwinn St Louis

Iowa News Notes Record Jury Change For Women

In Webster City a man named Walker was convicted and appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court arguing women jurors were unlawful. The court ruled women are electors eligible for jury service, settling a point many districts left undecided.

Walker Webster City State Supreme Court Supreme Court DeGraff

Bartlett dedicates new school building in solemn ceremony

State Inspector George A Brown attended Bartlett dedicatory exercises on December 14. He praised the consolidated school plan, urged expanded educational opportunities, and promised to certify four years of high school credit. A community picnic, choral songs, speeches, and exhibits filled the day with pride.

Bartlett George A Brown Brown America Chas Aitken W H Simons L Eave Des Moines Supt. Neveln Thurman Consolidated School J Chris Jensen Joe Hanson H. Pierce O G Loariimor Hamburg Lorimor Morrison Win Eyler Gay Eyler George Boyd Jasper Kearnes Better Speech Club

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A. H. Dolph Iowa D. G. Jamison & Co Francis Stills Clarke County Stills Woodbine Harrison County Knights of In Ip-Doon Iowa Farming Interests Kendall State Geological Board Glenn G Haynes Walter A Jessup The State University Raymond A Pearson Iowa State College DW Morehouse Iowa Academy of Science George F Kay Iowa City Wade Binford Congress Philip Giettelman Winneshiek County Justice Stevens Philip F A Thompson United States Animal Industry Towa Washington Corma General Assembly Thompson Farm Bureau Libsbey Andersonville EH Howard US Artillery General Sherman Mr Toward Libbey Prison Chain Lake Allison Township Osceola County James Gillespie J. van W F Lindsey Leon Potorff Lyons France Arlington Bartlett Consolidated School Boy Scouts Connell Bluffs Glenwood Lake Park Carson Carson Boy Scouts Harvey T. Rimes Glenwood Armory Sammy’s Lincoln
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