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F H Hill Barle and A Davis Owners and Publishers publish the newspaper with T R Gralam as editor. Subscription options include one year six months and three months with the cost for a single copy.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
8
F H Hill Barle and A Davis Owners and Publishers publish the newspaper with T R Gralam as editor. Subscription options include one year six months and three months with the cost for a single copy.
Term beginning Jan 1922 lists one Justice of the Peace two constables two assessors one party committeeman and party delegates. Statement dated May 15 1920 bears W M Moore auditor of Mills County official seal and signature.
District Court of Iowa Mills County July Term 1920 suit by E. B. Dean and Besse L. Dean against Rufus Pack Jane Pack Moses Olmstead and others. Plaintiffs seek decree quieting title to Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Section 22 Township 71 North Range 43 West Fifth P. M. to remove clouds on title and bar all claims. Defendants notified to answer by noon of next term beginning July 6 at Glenwood.
In Mills County district court during the July term 1920 plaintiffs petition to quiet title to the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 23 and the south half of the southeast quarter of section 14 township 73 north range 40 west. They claim absolute ownership and 40 years adverse possession, against defendants including William Badham and unknown heirs. The case notes lost deeds and quit claim, seeking removal of clouds and confirmation of title. Dated May 24 1920. Saunders Stuart Genung Genung Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
R. C. Lop announces candidacy for Member of Board of Supervisors 2d District subject to Democratic voters will at no primary June 7 1920.
Under authority of Section 1027 A the Mills County Iowa County Auditor proclaims a primary election on June 7 1920 to select candidates for the November general election. Polls open 9 a m to 8 p m at all precincts. Offices include Presidential Electors U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Railroad Commissioner Congress Ninth District State Senate and House County officers and township officials.
A decree was rendered on May 19 1920 with attorneys listed for the plaintiffs. The brief text notes the dated document and the involvement of counsel for the plaintiffs.
Auto listing advertises one 1919 Oakland Touring running 600 miles with good con dit ion. Priced at 876 dollars as a road buy. Also one Model 95 Oakland four cylinder touring in good running order. Located at Kinney Oakland Co. East Side Square Glenwood. E C Kinney, Prop.
The piece blames Democratic policy for rising sugar costs noting that prices rose after Republican majority congresses took power. It argues Congress wields more price influence than the president, citing dealer claims of stockpiles at $18 per hundred and scarcity effects. It mentions four hundred county families with large sugar reserves and candy factories drawing supplies.
The present price of government ponds is attributed to the Democratic party. Republicans today seek someone to criticize, blaming the Democrats amid political critique and debate.
The Tribune prints a poem by Uncle John a Medstor Springs Missouri physician noted locally praising practical American thrift and patriotism. It extols fashion restraint honest craft and belief in America urging readers to subscribe to The Tribune and celebrate practical values.
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