Notice to heirs on estate farming continuation in Iowa
In Fayette County Iowa the third intermediate report and application to continue farming business by Administrator R Schneider filed June 7 1941 is set for hearing June 26 1941 at 10:00 AM in Wes Union. The filing shows receipts and disbursements since the second intermediate report and a cash balance of 1917.07 as of March 31 1941. The administrator asks authority to continue farming until March 1 1942 and to make related expenditures. heirs and interested parties are notified to appear and object if desired. Attorney E B Shaw represents the administrator.
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Dorothy Sherman
Jennie M. White
George C. Burr
A. C. Hagedorn
Charles Hagedorn
Margaret Burr
David Burr
Alice Irish
Walter Mead
Alice A. Winslow
District Court of
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Convict Inventor Promises Silent Propeller Defense Edge
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Tiny San Francisco Boston bull puppy Bing Bong
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Trains, Suspicion and a Model Club Mystery
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British Press Maps Three Fronts in World War II
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues List
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Brest raids target Prinz Eugen after Bismarck sink cruise
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Black on Black Fashion: Rich Textures Create Contrast
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New Clues In Killing of Miss Betty Strieff
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Washington groups push Bieidin for top court post
A Washington group led by Associate Justice Felix Frankfurter urges Solicitor General Francis Biddle as assistant to Attorney General Robert H. Jackson, named for the Supreme Court by President Roosevelt. Another New Deal faction backs Biddle’s appointment.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Surfessor
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
New Deal
Biddle
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