Sheriff Sale in Appanoose County Iowa 1932
By Special Execution issued from the District Court Clerk's office L. A. Andrew Receiver of Moulton State Savings Bank sues C. C. Frakes Malissa E. Frakes and Homesteaders Life Association. Real estate near Section 22 Township 68 North Range 16 West described. Sale date December 24 1932 at 10 a.m. at the Centerville Court HouseSouth Door to satisfy debt 5970.77 dollars plus costs and accruing costs to highest cash bidder Roscoe C. Wales Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Appanoose County
District Court
State of Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Moulton State Savings ‘Bank
Moulton
Malissa E. Frakes
Homesteaders Life Association
C. C. Frakes
al Towit
Wabash
Court House
Centerville
Roscoe C. Wales
Sheriff Sale In Appanoose County Iowa
Special Execution issued from the District Court directs sale of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 2 township 67 range 17 totaling about 39.5 acres. The sheriff will auction the property on the court house steps to satisfy a judgment for J B Taylor against Blanchie I Crow and Carl Crow, with costs and accruing expenses, at cash bid.
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Iowa
Appanoose County
District Court
State of
J. B. Taylor
Blanchie I. Crow
Carl Crow
Towit
Court House
Centerville
Roscoe C. Wales
Notice of Special Execution in Banking Receiver Case
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Special Execution to be directed issued from the Clerk's office of the court in favor of L. A. Andrew Superintendent of Banking of the State of Iowa as receiver of the Dean Savings Bank of Dean Iowa and against J. A. Whitney Administrator of the Estate of W. F. Daniels Deceased and J. A. Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Appanoose County
District Court
State of
L. A. Andrew
Staite of
Dean Savings Bank of
Dean
J. A. Whitney
Admr
W. F. Daniels
Notice of sale and inheritance tax appraisers in Iowa
Public sale notice by Sheriff Roscoe C. Wales of Appanoose County lists real estate as the J A Whitney estate property in Centerville with 24 acres in section 13 township 67 range 17. Sale set for December 24, 1932 at 10 AM at the south door of the Centerville courthouse for $425.37 debt plus $35.32 costs. Also notice of inheritance tax appraisement for the estate of Margaret Middleton Deceased to be held December 20, 1932 in Centerville by appraisers Joe B Guernsey and W M Spears for the Christian Church Udell Iowa trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Marie Whitney
Howard Daniels
Effie King
Clyde King
Grace Dixon
Clint Dixon
Lula Hill
Art Hill
Jennie Daniels
The
Peoples Savings Bank of
Exline
Iowa
T. C. Daniels
C. J. Traxler
J. A. Whitney
W. F. Daniels
Court House
Centerville
Roscoe C. Wales
Appanoose County
District Court
State of
Appanoose Couny
Margaret Middleton
T. R. E. Johnson
Christian Church
Udell
Hamilton Young
Guy Streepy
Anna Streepy
Alva Caylor
Lora Stuckey
Appanoose
Joe B. Guernsey
W. M. Spears
Court Rules For Hughes In Debt Case Against Dewell Foxes
Court rules in favor of M. J. Hughes against Marion F. Dewell Susan Dewell F L Fox and Ruby E Fox. Levied property includes South Half of the Northwest Quarter and North Half of the Southwest Quarter with exceptions in Section 2 Township 68 North Range 16 West totaling 158 acres.
Katharsis and the GOP rebirth in America
The author argues for periodic katharsis to reorganize organizations, applying the concept to the Republican Party. He contends reform is necessary to prevent stagnation, suggesting the two party system serves public welfare best when the party is well organized and refreshed.
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Republican Party
America
Sheriff's sale notice for December 1932 public auction
Document notes that on a date in December 1932 at 10 o'clock, Roscoe C. Wales, sheriff, will proceed to sell specified property to satisfy a debt of $7,146.50 plus $146.70 costs and accruing costs at public cash auction in Appancose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Centerville
Iowa
Roscoe C. ‘Wales
Appancose County
Postal notice from Moulton Iowa 1884
Entry recorded at the Moulton Iowa post office as second class matter in February 1884 for mailing and publication purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Iowa
Let No Man Lose Habit to Work Unemployed Riots in England
The piece argues that prolonged dole payments breed a mindset that seeks government support irrespective of work. It notes riots in London and other cities over welfare changes, citing five million Brits on relief. The author warns America risks a similar drift toward workless dependence and an army of Bums.
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Metal Mike
Rex
Europe
Conte de Savoia
Elmer Sperry
Sperry
Earth
England
London
America
Auto Death Rate Declines Across States
The report shows fewer automobile deaths in seventeen states with a nationwide decline of 15 percent for the first ten months. Travelers Insurance notes that even as car registrations and gasoline use fall, fatalities drop more sharply. The article urges stricter driver licensing to curb recklessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Insurance Company
Contests Start For Congress Seat and Court Clerk
Lloyd Ellis begins a bid for the Fifth District congressional seat while Edmund Hanson launches a contest for District Court Clerk. The Tribune published the news ahead of others, highlighting the early campaigns and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lloyd Ellis
Edmund Hanson
Tribune
Ate
Y M C A Welfare Work in War After Armistice
In the long winter after armistice the Y M C A expanded to entertain soldiers and run vast welfare programs. They took over the army canteen, organized entertainment with thousands of workers, supplied letters, paper, chocolate, instruments, costumes, auditoriums, and a vast supply chain, supporting two million boys and ten thousand staff. They faced home criticism, worked hard with little pay, and believed their efforts linked to the broader war effort, hoping soldiers receive deserved bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyak
France
Paris
Association
Notice to settle account this month
Phone as the news. NOTICE Please settle your note and account this month VEILS LMMUILUTDs W. L. Downing
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M. J. Hughes
Marion F. Dewell
Susan Dewell
F. L. Fox
Ruby E. Fox
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ars
W. L. Downing
George W. Davis
South Side Square
Centerville, Iowa
Casady Merc. Co
Moulton, Iowa
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