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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
3
Weather eases the land as farmers finish fieldwork and prepare barns. The piece urges careful record keeping, budgeting, and postwar financial prudence noting wage changes, rising living costs, and a call to restore confidence and conscience in society.
District Court of Iowa Mills County February Term 1920 issues notice to unknown heirs and defendants in a lawsuit over Lots 601 and 602, now known as Lot 4&5 in Section 27 Township 72 North Range 12 West, alleging ten years of adverse claim and color of title based on a warranty deed by Ee Kerns. Plaintiffs set February 17, 1920 as start for hearing. if no defense, default and decree may follow.
In Mills County Iowa a district court action by Frederick M. Chase and others seeks to quiet title to property in Township 73 North Range 40 West. The petition asserts long adverse possession under Mosley S. Chase will and asks removal of a guardian deed and a deed of claim by William James and Violet James, with defendants warned to answer by February 14, 1920.
The filing names James Mumin as plaintiff and Nancy Jape Vance as defendant with unknown spouse and heirs. It references the Southwest Quarter of Section 17 in Township 72 North, outlining a land dispute or related pleadings.
Legal notices detail a quieting title action over a farm in Mills County Iowa with prior claims and a 30 year possession claim, and a divorce petition against William Long citing desertion. Also reported is a past incident in Lyon County where Prof Harry B Pow strapped a revolver at a school, leading to dismissal and an upheld appeal.
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