Sheriff Sale Notice Mills County Iowa 1909
Sheriff L G Linville executes a Mills County Iowa judgment in favor of E H Lougee vs Benjamin Long et al for 3125 dollars plus costs. Real estate in Section 29 Township 7 North Range 45 West will be sold at the west door of Glenwood Court House June 16 1909 between 9 am and 4 pm for cash to the highest bidder.
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District Court
Mills County
Towa
E. H. Lougee
Benjamin Long
Owen Maloney
Kate M. Peckenpaugh
Andrew M. Chiles
Iowa
West St. P. M. Mills County
L. G. Linville
New York’s new domestic science diub educates housewives
Idea by No Means New argues that New York’s latest domestic science club aims to teach housewives in the domestic arts and diet. It recalls Boston’s past efforts and notes that clubs proliferate nationwide while the servant problem worsens in modern life.
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New York
Hills
Boston
United States
Law of the Kitchen Set by English County Judge
A county judge in England sets a kitchen law by ruling that when a mistress aids the maid in the kitchen the two share equal terms, a standard not tolerated in larger houses. The case involved a cook and general maid seeking a month's wages in lieu of notice, with dismissal not justified by a backchat claim.
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England
Memorial Day Love Across War Time
Dor othy Brant faces a tangled legacy as Col Brant's past war actions surface when Richard Challoner, her suitor, confronts the truth that Brant killed his father in a distant battle. A letter reveals Brant’s forgiveness and Richard’s plan to seek reconciliation, leading to a hopeful path for marriage with Dorothy and acceptance by Brant.
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Levison Brant
Dorothy
Mary
Poplarville
Col. Brant
Grand Army
Papa
Richard Challoner
Virginia
Brant
Young Challoner
Challoner
Col. Challoner
Richard
Dad
Dorothy Brant
Veteran's Dream Roll Call Of Absent Twenty Men
In a faded reminiscence a veteran recalls a wartime roll call in a post hall. Eighty-nine on the charter, twenty missing from the list, as names are read aloud and fallen comrades are remembered. One old pal explains the “absent” twenty are those who have not yet come home. The drumbeat fades as Bates hints at leaving, and the gathering dissolves.
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Bates
Atraseht
Women Prompters and Quiet Power Ride Society Talk
At a club gathering the women discuss theatre prompters and voice clarity favoring women for language teaching and performance. They highlight Norwegian horses breaking softly by kindness and conclude that mental power will surpass muscular power across most fields, except harsh vocations like surgery.
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Garrick Theater
Resentment over box of berries sparks a stubborn debate
Aunt Hannah scolds a grocer who defends a ten cent Watermelon box price. The grocer admits the charge is 30 cents for the box and quips that a thousand berries would be needed to make a ten cent watermelon. Aunt Hannah laments the audacity and price.
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Aunt Hannah
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