Mystery of Frances Holladay Deepens in City Case
The narrative follows a detective framing a theory about a hidden half sister and a fatal family case. Miss Holladay’s behavior, a maid’s testimony, and a lawyer’s analysis converge as Frances moves to control her late father’s fortune and fulfill bequests while evading police.
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Criet Rankin
Ilank
Godfrey
Wynda
Miss Holladay
Frances
Holladay
Rankin
Record
Air
Warwick Lester
Torney
Goldberg
Jntust
Lester
Providence
Pin Inelines
Royce
Codfrer
Firat Trolladay
Princed Bestle
Woodlawn
Tsvo Vays
Grahant
Rogers
Lindsowe
Alsposa
Wen
Dad
Geffrey
Miss Tolday
Mr. Royce
Lessure
Miss Frances
Goodby
Mir Royce
Frances Halladiy
Long Island
Escntry
Chile
Graham
Our
Frances Holladay
Mr. Graham
Christmas entertainment at ME church draws praise
A Pacific Junction report notes the Christmas program at the ME church last Monday night was a great success with praise for Glen Huskins and Messrs Scott and Adams. The piece also mentions family visits from Salem Nebraska, travels to Glenwood, school openings at Pawitiu Ciny, Hillsvala, and Evan Lloyd's, plus the Methodist Sunday school board meeting electing officers and teachers led by Superintendent Mary Reyester.
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Glen Huskins
Messrs
Scott and
Adams
Carl Lincale
Evan Lloyd’s
Glenwood
Methodist Sunday School Board
Mary Reyester
Visit to Gus Coheen Brings Lois Home for Short Country Stay
A group led by J A Goheen secretary and Glen Hoskins treasurer visited the home of Gus Coheen Sunday to take Lois back for a few days visit in the country. The party included Michel Daugherty chorister and LC Adams superintendent, with Mrs CE Hines Annuot Mes Sarah Howarth and Mrs Md Lambert and family.
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Ent
J A Goheen
Glen Hoskins
Unidas
Hastings Social Roundup From Friday To Monday
Hastings notes show Jerry Lewis in Red Oak on business, Miss Mayme Hicks back from Omaha, and Charles Henderson moving into Ferguson cottage. Local visits abound with Mrs Frank Wallace at J F Martin home and Miss Mabel Martin hosting friends. The old crowd in Glenwood, newborn deaths, a new Baxter dining room opening, and a barn fire at Jdn Hicks farm headline a busy week for residents.
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Jerry Lewis
Red Oak
Charlie Hutchings
Mayme Hicks
Omaha
Charles Henderson
theFerguson Cottage
Frank Wallace
J F Martin
Malvern
Martha Myers
Goyer
Glenwood
Mamie Shaw
Stockton
Colling
Jas Clark
Genting
Mary Jones
Jones
Elmer Dimmitt
Douglas
HC Rea
Jear McPherson
RS McDonough
Grace
Jeanette Jolt
Osceola
Baxter
Jdn Hicks
Grandmas Sick and Christmas Visits Across Hillsdale
Hillsdale notes Grandma Stroud is reported quite sick while Judgar Noel enjoys holidays at home. Many locals visit relatives during Christmas including Mr and Mrs Curtice, Mr and Mrs Cress, and Misses Kelly with Edna and Lena Andrews. Rev Crigsby unable to preach. Rev Boyd substitutes. A US minister’s home hosts a well attended pounding with about 50 people sharing ice cream.
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Judgar Noel
Geo Curtice
Bury
W Hainie
Crrigsby
Boyd
Grigsby
Seven bodies moved from Penny cemetery to Tabor cemetery
Seven bodies buried in the old Penny cemetery south of town were removed Thursday to the Tabor cemetery, and the old burying place will be abandoned. W E McClure was arraigned before Mayor Hice last Tuesday, charged with intoxication. He was fined 810 and costs. He has employed L I Ge
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Old Penny
Tabor
W E McClure
Hice
L ‘I
Local election and social notes from Tabor region
District court appeal noted for Tabor post office with two nominees, IL W Clark and U G Mauk. Pred Mumper and Gertrude Thornton wed at Nebraska City. couple to live with Mumper's parents in Tabor. Masonic lodge installed officers with a 117-person banquet. Christmas visitors include Fern Williams, Lomnie Lundeen, Myra McClelland, Nethie Hughes, Mabel Millis, Meadlowk College students, and others from Iowa City to Chicago.
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Ning
Sidney
Tabor
IL W Clark
Nasby
U G Mauk
Myr Clark
Masonic Lodge
0 W Davies
Fern Williams
Churdan
Lomnie Lundeen
St Charles
Myra McClelland
Nethie Hughes
Spearfield
S Dak
Mabel Millis
Haring
Ben Barnes
Chicago Meadlowk College
Ray Barnes
Iowa City
Fred Laird
Ralph Todd
Ermie Clark
Lincoln
Silver City notices administrative changes and local events
Dr Agan is appointed administrator of the Edward Yaco entite. W Foster of Waterloo visits Silver City this week. Attorneys Lewis and Woodruff from Glenwood attend court. Property on the Edward Yann estate valued around 1250. County Surveyor Dean surveys streets for cement walks next spring. Pullman Bros sell interest to Frank Pullman. Ed Pullman moves near his farm and into Wm Pullman’s former house. Mrs Maud Christy and Viva Jackson in town. Miss Viva Jackson hosts a party. Webster Mavns visits Tibor. Mrs Maolins a Malvern visitor. Joy Parker returns to Indianola for school. Rev Wilson Mills conducts Baptist services. Anna Plumb surprise party planned.
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W S Lewis
E B Woodruff
Glenwood
Silver City
C Swart
RM McClure
C Harmer
Edward Yann
Seth Dean
Wr Pullman
Pullman Bros
Frank Pullman
Ed Pullman
Wm Pullman
Hygienic Picture Books Inspire Safe Toys and Books
The Philadelphia Record notes London publishers create rag picture books that resist disease and still please children. The series includes hygienic toys such as stuffed rag animal figures. The report also mentions Kiowa cotton picking by A P Johnson of Carnegie, with families in tepees in his yard working and earning wages.
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London
Philadelphia Record
King Baby
A. P. Johnson
Carnegie
Kiowachang
Break In Japan's Tradition Sparks Land Ownership Shift
Japan, easing prior controls, allows foreigners to buy land and permits citizens to mortgage real estate, marking a major shift in traditional policy. The move opens access to capital and signals a broader economic transformation in the country.
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Japan
Petition for liquor license in Mills County Iowa
In Mills County Iowa January Term 1004 Fred H Priest of W E B VanAnedate Co filed January 2 1900 to obtain license to buy sell keep and dispense intoxicating liquors in premises at lot 9 in the town of Hne tines Iowa hearing set January 6 1808 at Green wood. notice returnable by noon January 2 1908. Genung Genung Attorneys for applicant.
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District Court of Iowa
Mills County
Fred I
W. EB. VanAnedale & Co
Dean
Fred H. Priest
W. EB. VanAnedate & Co
Cork
District Court
Towa
Esi
Hnetines
Lowa
Divorce Petition in Mills County Court
In the January term 1900 of the Mills County District Court, Cara Jokinen files for divorce from Frank Johnson on desertion grounds and seeks custody of three children. Frank Johnson is summoned to appear by the specified January term. failure to appear may result in default and a decree.
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District Court of the State of Iows
Mills County
Cara WV
Jokinen
Frank Johnson
Mille County
Piniguff
Glenwood
A. D
Starbuck
Notice of divorce petition in Mills County Iowa 1906
In the District Court of Mills County Iowa Willie G Way sues Theodore Way for divorce on adultery and cruel treatment. Petitions seeks alimony of 1000 dollars and attachment against funds in Hillsdale. If Theodore does not appear by the January term starting January 9 1906, default and judgment follow. Attorneys Gunung and Genung for the plaintiff.
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Lown
Milla Quaty
Willie G
Thoodore
Theodore
Hardy
Clark
District Court
State of Twain
Mills County
Hillsdal
Mills
Glenwood
McMillen heirs seek partition of Malvern lands Iowa
Pleading in Mille County District Court asks division of real estate belonging to James McMillen deceased. Property includes sections in Mills County and parcels in Malvern Iowa. Heirs named Fannie McMillen William Henry Margaret Davis Lacy Fry Anderson Emma Wilson John McMillen and others. Case seeks decree confirming shares and costs apportioned, with default entry if not answered by January term.
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District Court of Town
Wilem McMillen
Simm Wilson
Inay Wilson
Fannie McMillen
Margaret Jorge
Thomas Jordan
Henry MpIllen
Ida McMillan
Lacy Anderson
Fry Anderson
Charles McMillen
James McMion
Laura McMillen
John W. McMillen
Gorge McMillen
Emma McMillen
Mk McMillan
Pleintilfe
Lows
Mille County
James McMillen
Section Eighteen
Township Seventy-Two
Range Forty-One
Mills County
Iowa
Malvern
William McMillen
Henry McMillen
Margaret Durdan
Lemey Anderson
Imma Wilson
Doin W. McMillen
George McMillen
Hina McMillen
Mack McMillen
John M¢Milen
Ous-Sevanth Shire
Glenwood
Las
Jaw Genung
Genung
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Neb
J A Gohesen
Roy Prather
Corning
Nelson
T He Brown
Grubb
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Conway
Elmer Monroe
Plattsmouth
Freda Dorf
Pawitiu Ciny
Nay Nelson
Hillsvala! Schools
Hastings
Hillsdale
Grandma Stroud
Mr Cress
White Cloud Mill
Mrs Cress
Red Miller
I Harris
Dan Whitter
Hthel
Bernice Kelly
Clenwood
Edna and
Lena Andrews
J Ryan
Bernie
Bessie
Piszah
Tabor Topics
GM Agan
Edward Yaco
Foster
Waterloo
Londo
Manchester
Costa Rica
Christman
John B. Oseph
Mills County Gribune
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Bradway Publishers
Hornwood, Iowa
Glenwood Mails
East Bonind
West Bound
Hexas
CorymicHts
Simne & Co
New York
Washington
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