Weet Family Estate Dispute Heir Defense Sought
In Huchet township the Weet family filed suit over their elderly father’s estate. They seek guardianship for him, dispute a sale at 62.50 per acre, and claim senile dementia renders him incapable of real estate deals. The court will appoint temporary guardians until January. The matter centers on an 80 acre Homestead and an 80 acre tract with implied mortgage terms.
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Huchet
W.O. Alatpops
Ada
Foti
Wests
Misses Woeat
H.M. Weet
Plantiffa
Beware of Bogue Chawkst People in Mille' auttasy
A garbled report from Red Oak and surrounding towns tells of a tall, well-built man calling himself J. E. Brown who swindled multiple merchants by presenting forged or miswritten checks signed by F. BR. Holdings. The scam spanned several towns in Missouri and Iowa, with authorities alerted and suspected to be part of a larger gang operating from South Omaha.
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Glenwood
Atlantic Hoboes
Atlasutic
Atlantic
Red Oak
High Sebool Club
Leta Moore
Blanchs Hawkine
Myrle @Obogen
Lotta Baxter
Anna Bell
Thos. Zaber
J. E. Brown
F. BR. Holdings
E.R. Iddings
Town
Fairfield
Oskaloosa Chariton
Albia
Corning
Thomes
Plattsamouth
Nebr
South Omaha
Tom
Rusco & Holland
Malvern
Hamburg
Hamburg Democrat
the Democrat
Rusco & ‘Holland
Tom's Cabin Oo
Opera House
Anderson Dutton
Ovat
Briziacrosas
Court sale to satisfy Mills County judgment
A sheriff sale notice from Mills County Iowa cites an execution issued December 6 1901 in Home Savings Trust Company v Herman A Bahl et al. The lot 391 in Pajus Sanction Iowa will be sold at public auction at the west door of the Glenwood Court House on January 10 between 9 AM and 4 PM. The sale reflects a judgment of 498.76 with costs taxed to 64 15. Sheriff W H Mulligan signs the notice.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Home Savinged Trust Company
Herman A. Bahl
Paojus Sanction
Glenwood
Muggan
Beriff
Milla County
Resignation of O. O. Gaston as court reporter in Mills County
O O Gaston of Tabor resigns as official court reporter after twelve years with Judge Thornell his move to practice law to take effect early next March. The piece notes low wages in the field and Gaston’s reflections on the reporter’s life, including income compared with traveling costs and the demand for the Thornell appointment. An unrelated 1902 district court notice from Mills County follows.
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O. O
Ganton
The
Atlantic Telegraph
Castop
Gaston
Thornell
Bec
Marcy Add “Gu Weat
Hanays
A. Ary
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Bis
Cait
Swaarzen & Co
Glenwood Honee
Jos
Wauuna
Tripunz
da Witt
Milla ‘County
Twendy
Fremont County
Tebor Beason
Wright County
Eagle Grove
Board of Hearth
Toole
Board of Supervisors
Larry Southard
Casey
Shenandosh
Pigot Watch
Priday
Shenandoah Sentinel
Mr. Southard
Shenandoah
Glen
Gore
Night Watch McMillen
Sentinel
Night Watch
Oubwa Gol
Mattie
Martin
Atory
Anitt
Bert Tert
Martini Tide
Dortain
BicMary Towiabip
Mille County
Lown
Oaiada
Tarpona
Frank Goodall
Ij. W. Squire
Council Bluffs, Ia
Mra. I. B. Hunt
Limes Ridge
Wis
A. J. Howe
Lynch
Daily Post
Philiipsburg, N.J
E. Larpis
J. B. Sporr & Co
Insurance Agency
Twao, W, Trou
Caan B
Firari
Jewelry
doWwai Ia
Milla Jounty
J. Huckinghamn
Lyman Cutler
Tegner
Li Barner
Feainah Hinjay
John Ua
Joho A
Dar
Graves
A. H. Rei
Sian
Tha Mer
Goth
Laws
And
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Nertheast
Fond Pill
Glenwood Hotel
Joseph Walling
Salvation
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