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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
2
Local notices from Pacific Junction Iowa include weather impact on crops, school changes, travel plans, business ads from Kelley & Co, personnel moves, and a large original notice to the Mills County District Court about property claims and foreclosures. The report mentions farmers delaying threshing due to rain, new janitor, hospital training moves, and upcoming train schedules.
Pacific Junction will have a brand new postmaster next Sunday Charles F Haynie will succeed his brother in that position He will also continue to run his grocery and meat business Louise Martin formerly assistant will manage the office for weeks and has shown ability W P Haynie the retiring postmaster served nearly two years and plans to farm with his father Paul Haynie.
The list names Mrs E E Monroe as past chief and Mrs J J Marrin as chief of honor with Maude Croak as lady of honor and Mrs E L Mendenhall as chief of ceremonies. Also listed are Mrs O A Kratzer usher Mrs Thos McNamara recorder Mrs O Burgess financier Dr L B Bacon receiver Mrs Monroe Lee inner guard Mrs Peter Larson outer guard and Mrs D Fitchhorn trustee.
A Glenwood Chautauqua season runs July 31 to August 6 with tickets available at Pacific Junction bank. The item mentions a 3-year-old heifer with call by aide J W Boquet and critiques stationery quality urging firms to print on their honor.
In Mills County district court a partition suit seeks division of Valentine Bone deceased land in section 13 township 73 range 41 among heirs. Plaintiffs claim one fifth to four named heirs and one forty fifth interests to many of the Bone and Mickey descendants with others asserting rights. they seek decree, partitioning, costs and fees, and warning defendants to appear.
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