State Savings Bank balance sheet 1918 for Pacific Junction Mills
The State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction Mills presents its June 28 1918 statement to the Iowa Auditor. Assets show cash vaults drafts and checks and total assets of 86078 19 with liabilities including deposits and capital stocks reflecting a solvent condition. Presidents Chas F Davis and Claude I Anderson certify the figures as true and sworn before a notary on July 4 1918.
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Iowa
Pacific Junction
Mills
Vaule
Bilver
Ilishanor OA
ABE
Advent Banka J
Preto
Ixtaros
Ite Sasota
GITAS
F. Davis
Claude I. Anderson
Chas. F. Davis
Claude F. Anderaon
Lucile
Mille Gounty
Chas, Kroon
John Olson
Mrs H G Boyle Dies at 34 in Glenwood
Mrs Harry Boyle aged 34 died Friday night at her Glenwood home after a brief illness from tuberculosis. The funeral was held Sunday at home, conducted by Rev H E Goodrich. Born Amelia Shannon in Meggs County Ohio, she moved to Pacific City at 16 and married March 5, 1902. A 7 year old daughter and 6 year old son survive, along with her husband. She once delivered mail on Route Two out of Glenwood and was well known among patrons.
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Harry Boyle
Glenwood
H. E. Goodrich
Boyle
Amelia Shannon
D. G. Shannon
Meggs County
Ohio
Pacific City
Emerson News Notes and Local Movements
Emerson notes include Mr. and Mrs. Anderson moving to Red Oak for new work, R. T. Malcom assisting Mr. Higgins, and George Cross in Washington, D C promoting the Hupp Automatic Mail Catching Device. J P McGill and Mrs Carrie Woods visit Glenwood, Miss Spears visits Red Oak, and Dr R C Houston plus others visit Red Oak. Louise Raave from Omaha summers with Miss Glennarva Said near Emerson.
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Carrie Woods
Farm Residence Burned Near Sidney in Fire Loss
The fine residence of Charlea F. Estes on his farm two miles north of Sidney burned on the Fourth evening. Loss above 4000 dollars with about half insured. Origin of the fire unknown. Also notes: Pacific Junction All Star beat West Oak 28 to 22 at the park south of the Junction.
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Charlea F. Estes
Sidney
Pacific Junction
West Oak Aggregation
Thoughtful Aunt at Con Cert Influences Sibling Rivalry
Thoughtful aunt teases and shields her yawns by borrowing Ida while her two nieces clash over fan size at a convention scene as Olga asks to swap. The playful dialog showcases family dynamics amid a crowded event.
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Ida
Olga
Notice of suit to cancel deeds in Mills County lands
In Mills County District Court a petition seeks to cancel and expunge two deeds from 1896 and 1900. The plaintiff claims the first deed was in trust for Margaret Andrews and the second was voluntary, with the trustee James D. Andrews repudiating the trust. The suit seeks ownership of one third of the described lands as an heir and names several defendants including Mary S Armagast and the Aetna Life Insurance Company.
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Jessie L. Andrews
Mary S. Armagast
Clifford Armagast
James D. Andrews Jr
Laura Andrews
Belle A. Curtis
Aetna Life Insurance Company
District Court of
Iowa
Mills County
Margaret Andrews
James D. Andrews
Mary 8. Armagast
Township Seventy-Three
Section Nine
Township Seventy-Two
Partition sought for lands with three owners in 1913
Court action seeks confirmation of equal one third shares for plaintiffs and defendants James D. Andrews Jr and Mary 8 Armagast, partition into three tracts or proceeds division, accounting for rents since 1906, and priority of Aetna Life Insurance Company rights. September 23, 1913 deadline noted with default consequences.
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James D. Andrews, Jr
Mary
Armagast
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Glenwood
John Y. Stone
C. E. Dean
Sidney merchants fund to oil streets to protect goods
Sidney merchants raised a fund to oil streets with a special oil to guard stocks from dust in late summer and fall. Standard Oil said about $400 would cover the territory, with pledges nearly complete, and the trial to start soon after the meeting with the Commercial club.
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Sidney
Standard Oil
Commercial Club
The Man With No Price Worth More Than Any Purchase
A concise axiom asserts that a person without price is the only one truly valuable to acquire, implying that nothing else can match intrinsic worth.
Corroboration on Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements
For months Glenwood residents have praised Dean's Kidney Pills and now confirm long term reliability. The statement from prominent locals adds weight to prior endorsements, asserting proven effectiveness after years of experience.
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Glenwood
Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Tribune Reader
A Tribune reader from Glenwood Iowa hails Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy proved meritorious for kidney complaints in his family and urges trial. Sold by dealers for 50 cents by TFoster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Tribune
W. H. Wallace
Glenwood
Iowa
Doan
Tfoster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Savings Bank
Demanil
H. GC. Boyle
Emerson
Peabody Shellbark Coal
Wenders
India
Kansas City Journal
Goethe
Glenwood Agens
Eagle Laundry of
Bly
Millicon Brothers
Mills County Abstract CO
Trimmer
Chin
Brigshe
Drexel State Bank of Chicago
F. M. Trimmer
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, Ill
Invincible Sunday School
Christian Church
D. S. Thompson
Chicago Specialist
Wm. Lugsch Merchant Tailor
George Otis Livery
Hastings
Malvern
Gidley
Chicago
Minos
Walsh
St. Louis
Hawkeye Clothing Co
Miller & Phipps
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