Pacific Junction notes and small town updates continue
Pacific Junction residents share tidbits as Merritt Mendenhall and Lester Bacus visit Omaha while Davis & Anderson upgrade with a modern shelter. Mrs. Evans plans to return to Rapid City. Genette Regester visits home. Insurance agent Claude F. Anderson notes busy cyclone weather work after a Sunday night storm. A roof fragment was found near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Kelley
Dr. Hess
Merritt Mendenhall
Lester Bacus
Omaha
Davis & Anderson Company
Ben Nuno
Sam Payne
Archie
Red Oak
W. Croak
James Shuffler
Charles Evans
Queen Mills
Rapid City
Evans
William Estes
J. J. Marrin
Nellie Perry
Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction
Genette Regester
Susnan Doah
Oscar Regester
the Tribune
Mr Anderson
Townsman resigns bank post and store to close
H M Townsend resigns as cashier of the National Bank at Randolph and sells his property to A W Fechter before leaving town. The Fletcher Company closes its Emerson department store and quits business. Charles Springer dies in Lone Star county from a gasoline tank explosion on Sunday March 15. Thurman touts wealth for its size. Iowa House passes a bill to ban quail hunting by 28 to 7, awaiting Governor George Clark's signature. Tribune urged as Mills County's top advertising medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Townsend
National Bank
Randolph
A. W. Fechter
Charles Springer
Lone Star
Silver City
State House
Iowa
House
George Clark
Mills County Board Proceedings Report 1913
The Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood March 20 1913 with W M Estes chairman H Cheyney and C B Lakin present. They discussed bridge and road matters audited numerous bills and approved county expenses including jail labor wood and coal purchases. The board granted or denied several tax and poll tax adjustments and approved resignations and exemptions while deferring highway petitions to April 7 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
W. M. Estes
H., H. Cheyney
C. BE
Lakin
Good Roads
Glenwood Opinion
Silver City Times
Emerson Chronicle
Corinne Record, Assisting Co
Lelia Miller
Aeseee
Fannie Linville
Grace Kepler
Bernice Kelly
Bessie Evernham
R. C. White
P. M
Mills County Tel. Co
Ed Marshall
Thos
Lincoln
Edwards
Geo
H. Estes
Monarch Printing Co
Blanks
Wm. Roberts
Norman French
Percilla Robinson
Alice Hughes
Court House
C. B
Q. R. RK. Co
J. M. Donelan
Geo. W. Brooks
W. F. Christie
Miller & Phipps
L. W. Lambert
Sons
Scott & Son
Higgins
J. M. Miller
J. A. Kiesch
Mdse
van Bostedt
L. E. Wood
Constable
State
M. C. Honeyman
Indian Creek
Bal Due
Csuyeeeers
Ceva
C. W. Donner
Charles F. Davis
Pony Creek Ditch
L. J. Allensworth
Robert Hunt
Board of Supervisore
O. A. Strahan
M. Criswell
Peevish Children Suffer With Worms Leads to Remedies
Wartime era style ad notes that worms cause irritability in children with round worms and thread worms. It promotes Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge from Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia as a trusted, long standing remedy with claims of gentle purging and restoration of stomach health. It urges parents to demand this tonic from druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Dr. D
Tayne & Son
Philadelphia
Notice of Partition Suit in Mills County Iowa 1913
In Mills County Iowa District Court a partition suit is filed by Orin Hathaway and Alta Hathaway against Mark Hathaway Edward Hathaway Grace Nathaway Ethel Lake and Ola Lake claiming Joseph Hathaway and Catharine Hathaway owned land described as parts of sections within township 72 range 40. Plaintiffs Edward Mark and Orin Hathaway seek equal one third shares and partition of the real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Town
Mills County
Orin Hathaway
Alta Hathaway
Mark Hathaway
Edward Hathaway
Grace Nathaway
Ethel Lake
Ola
Inthe Lake
Ola Lake
District Court
Millis County
Iowa
Joseph Hathaway
Section Twenty
Indian Creek
Townstip
Range 40
Catharine Hathaway
Township 72
Ovin Trathaway
Edward Trathaway
Mark Mathaway
Notice to appear in Mills County court in 1913
The notice orders Mark Hathaway and Edward Hathaway to appear at Glenwood Mills County Iowa on or before noon of the second day of the next term beginning April 15 1913. If they fail to appear a default will be entered and judgment and decree will be rendered as prayed in the petition dated March 4 1913. Genung and Genung attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Mark Hathaway
Edward Hathaway
Glenwood
Mills County
Iowa
Genung
District Court of Iowa
Bessie van Cleve
A. M. van Cleve
District Court
Bert E. Fargo
Grace Fargo
Genung & Genung
District Court of the
State of Iowa
Ethel Lake
Ola Lake
Orin Hathaway
Alta Hathaway
District Court of
Hastings
Joseph Hathaway
Divorce Petition Filed in Mills County Court
In Mills County Iowa district court for the April term 1913 Bessie Van Cleve files for divorce from A M Van Cleve on desertion grounds with general equity relief. Defendant must answer by noon of the second day of the next term convening in Glenwood on the 15th.
Notices in Mills County Courts 1913
Multiple Iowa court notices inform Grace Fargo and other defendants of pending actions. Documents list April 1913 term starts in Glenwood and Hastings property claims including lots 441 442 443 444 and a title quieting action for Edward Hathaway. Deadline dates March 12 1913 and April 15 1913 appear for filings and defaults.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROYAL
Fletcher Company
Emerson
Thurman
Emil Holteen
Heman
K. of P. Hall
W. M. Moore
Burlington
California
Colonist
J L. Waterman
Beatrice
L. E. Geil
Glenwood, Iowa
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association
Farmers’ Mutual Hail Association
Pottawattamie County
Farmers Mutual
G. H. Zimmer
Cail U
Bell
Bell Telephone Service
Iowa Telephone Company
New Jersey
Claude F. Anderson
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