Real Estate Transfers Across Monticello Area
A long list of warranty and frantry deeds transfers property in Monticello and surrounding towns. Transfers include Lot 38 and adjacent parcels in Bradstreet's addition Monticello, various lots in Dunham's subdivision and Carter & Sinnigan additions, and multiple parcels in Oxford Junction Wyoming Onslow and Monticello. Prices range from $1 to $52000 with numerous parcels exchanged between individuals and local filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onticello State Bank
P. A. Kurt
Bradstreet
Monticello
Mary M. Houser
Q. D
Dstreet
Edward Wirth
Kate Rse
Dun
O. L
Dunham
Varvel
Nticello
H. M. Dragoo
Jhusband
J. BE. Goo
Cate Pegorek
Henry Kalous
Oxford Etion
Lurtis Ricketts
A. J. Ler
F. B. Bixler
Otto Evers
M. B. Warner
John H. Ks
Gert Sinkey
Lasackithers & Company
Seyion
Bert Lewis Huggins
Ory Ohe
Chapin Et al
Leslie Claire
Nstrong
Espleral
John Care
Ibert Kolarik Jr
Frank Kok Q
M. Ballou
Nettie Alberry
Onslow
W. Coppess
Johnenson
Aee Lasack
George Antonia Nowachek
Carter & Miigan
Oxford
W. Gray
Charles W. Gray
Rthur A. Vaughn
John Hsprecken
Ohn Barrack
John Is
Turck
Monti
Mary W
Elizabeth Frisbie
P. Hanna
Ald F. Schaeffer
Bradview
Hattie M. Clawson
Hugh Campbell
Bronson
Wyoming
Bert Nowachek
Fred J. Nowachek
James Scripture
William L. Crampton
Phineas L. Dell
Elizabeth Ambuehl
J. L. Prouty
R. R
Frank Pegerick
Charles Benson
Ne& Nw
Frances Wosoba
Mary Boehm
Oxford Junction
Barbara Wosoba
August Tech
Sadie Tech
W. C. George
Wilson B. Brown
Frank Kostewieck
Antoinette Olsen
Edward
Stone
Kimball
Webster
Anamosa
Sugar Shortage Myth Debunked by Cedar Rapids Paper
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues there is no real sugar shortage, just controlled release to keep prices high. It cites a 4,000,000 ton Cuban offer rejected by the president and attorney general, blaming profiteers for rumors and price boosts while sugar remains available in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
America
Sugar Board
United States
Mitchell
Jones County Treasurer G W Walker Semiannual Report 1919
The semiannual report of G W Walker as treasurer of Jones County Iowa covers June 1 to December 31 1919. It presents accounts by funds and provides the period’s financial balances and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Walker
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
W. Walker
Business Tran
John Rowen
Costa Auto
Teachers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Elden
Gower
Balanc
Capitol Grounds
General County
Ewe
Schoo Rellef
SR aRa
Neep Te
Farmers' Institute
Sone
von Towa
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Jean Palmer Nye
The
Chicago Tribune
Kansas City
Marshal Foch
New York World
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mh. C. Mckinstry
Isadore Mere
Joe Kula
Simon Day
Lee Bebee
Lou Burrows
Henry Schafer
Fred Lynch
Gus Schuchman
Frank Fairbanks
Heinrich Pruell
Chas
Henry Wehling
Harry Day
John Moyer
T. McLaug
Belknap Farm
Amber
Shropshire
Oliver
Hart
McCormick
Roy D. Cooley, Auctioneer
C. H. Brown
AOU
Deering
William Parlin
McCormick, Deering
Parlin
International Harvester
Harvester Company
the Harvester Company
E. L. Himebaugh & Son
Center Junction, Iowa