Real estate transfers across Platteville township and surrounding areas
George Peck sold his 74 acre Platteville township farm to Joe ONeill for 5000 dollars. ONeill also recently sold property at Pacific City to Lynn DeLashmutt. The record lists numerous transfers including lots in Hillsdale and Silver City, and several 80 to 240 acre parcels in Anderson Deer Creek Oak and other townships. Transfer details show numerous buyers and parcels with implied sec locations and section numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
Platteville Township
Joe O'Neill
Mr. O'Neal
Pacific City
Lynn DeLashmutt
Ada Boyd
Hillsdale
L W Triplett
Henderson
Owens
Wyant
W Fisher
James Fisher
Indian Creek
EJ Ayers
John Berrigan
Deer Creek
L.E Williams
DN Williams
J Koneefke
T Koneefke
Steinhaus
F C Nutter
A Schultz
Henry Roshoeft
Silver City
EY Hawley
M A Colby
Cece
Gustin
Pace
Hastings
Malvern
OJ Hammond
M E Hammond
Glen
Roasting Roosevelt Dominates House Debates in 1909
The House spent most of Thursday roasting President Roosevelt with Speaker Smith among the vocal critics. Members approved a 212 to 35 vote adopting resolutions limiting consideration of Roosevelt’s annual message and discharging committees from examining the secret service portions of the January 4, 1909 message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Congressman Smith
House
Notice To Teachers Upset of County Superintendent Glenwood 1909
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Glenwood January 27 28 and 29. Teachers desiring to teach during the spring term should attend this examination. Exams begin promptly at 8 o clock Wednesday morning according to the program for Uniform County Certificates. An additional examination will be held at 10 o clock Saturday January 30. Teachers whose Uniform County Certificates expire in summer 1909 may be examined in psychology and receive certificates dated July first. If no psychology outline arrives please notify the office for one. Second grade renewal follows pages 9 to 17 and first grade uses the entire outline. Geo B Masters Co Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Mills County
State Department
Geo. BE. Masters, Co. Supt
Local notes from Silver City and vicinity include visits and exams
Kehoe remains in Blue Springs Nebraska with G D Greenwood acting cashier in his absence. Chas Phiter visits Silver City relatives from Carroll county. Hey Peter Jacobs conducts Sunday meetings at the Methodist church. F G Meeks returns to Mills county to reside on part of the C Shroeder farm. Jim Swarts underwent hernia surgery in Omaha General hospital and is recovery improving. Postmaster T F Plumb and four others traveled to Glenwood for rural route No 2 carrier exam. Odd Fellows district officer Fair installs officers Lewis Hettinger Peter Jacobs F Bargitt Wester Mains and William Hettinger. Mrs Landon has been ill and a nurse from Omaha came to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Kehoe
Blue Springs
Neb
G D Greenwood
Emerson
Kehoe
Chas Phiter
Carroll County
Silver City
Hey
Peter Jacobs
Methodist
G Meeks
Brunswick
Mills County
Rington
Odd Fellows Lodge
Fair of
Glenwood
Lewis Hettinger
F Bargitt
A P Reeve
Wester Mains
William Hettinger
Landon
Omaha
Tabor Topics and Local Court Case Summary
Tabor residents depart for Sheridian Bancroft Neb and Monona county after visits. The Phi Delta society presented the comedy Mr Bob at the Tabor opera house. A civil suit in Esquire Long's court awarded EH Reeves $19.42 for corn sold to Dr S P McKitrick after a quality dispute, with A L Chantry defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Rhode
Sheridan
Wyo
Charles Howard
Bancroft
Tabor College
Phi Delta Literary Society
Bob
Tabor Opera House
CM Rice
Omaha
Esquire Long
EH Reeves
S P McKitrick
A L Chantry of
Sidney
Reeves
Henderson Revival Opens at Christian Church
Revival meetings began Monday night led by Rev Mr Maxwell of Lenox Ia. A new Epworth League mission study class formed with Mrs Craig president and Miss Florence Turner secretary. Three future voters arrived in the area with homes of Viner Towne and Simmons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Maxwell
Lenox
Epworth League
Craig
Florence Turner
William Viner
Chester Towne
John Simmons
Charles Pleak
Red Oak
Henderson
Notice in Probate in Mills County Court
Notice in Probate. An instrument alleged to be the last will of Thomas Hodgins, deceased, was filed in Mills County Iowa on December 18 1908 and February 2 1909. The court fixed the time for proving the instrument at the Glenwood Court House. Objections will be heard at the February term of the district court. Davis, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Thomas Hodgins
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Asid
Davis
Mystery of Archie Mercer Kidnapping Unfolds on Rail Car
Col. Winter recalls a troubling Chicago encounter and a failed attempt to kidnap Archie Mercer. In a San Francisco hotel chase, he tracks a suspected mastermind on a Keatham party train. The search hinges on Miss Smith, Cary Mercer, and a possible aunt Rebecca connection as the boy’s fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Col
Rupert Winter
U. 83
Mercer
Cary Mercer
Chicago
Col. Winter
Archie
Rebecca Winter
Miss Smith
Winter
Millicent Melville
Rebecca
Janet Smith
West
Sergi, Haley
Edwin 5S. Keatham
Cary Matreer
San Francisco
Bertie
Mrs. Winter
Janet
Cary
Wall Street
Cary Marcer
Coronel
Keatcham
Keatham
Archia
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Rossting Roosevelt
Tabor Topics
Hudleson
the Man
Qohour
Synopsi3
Gertie
Haley
Becky
Milicent
Arnold
Nord
Rupert
Colvin
Los Angeles
Funston
Philippines
Keathham
Himn
Birdsall
Mr. Keatham
Elven
Colons
Man
Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards CO
Louisiana
Missouri
U.S. A
T. Q. Records
Walter Breen, Beo'y
The
Mills County Abstract Company
Grenwood, Lown
Lota
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