Original Notice in Johnson County Iowa Court Proceedings
In Johnson County Iowa February term 1925 the District Court hears a petition by Josephine Ciha asserting ownership to The North Half of Lot Four in Block Three in D A Dewey's Addition to Iowa City. Defendants include numerous listed names and unknown spouses or heirs. The notice warns of default and publication in The Oxford Leader for four weeks and seeks to bar all claims against Ciha's title.
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District Court OF
Iowa
Johnson County
Josephine Ciha
Jacob Singer
Catherine Singer
John Brimmer
John Brimer
John Klima
Jakub Zinkula
Jacob Zinkula
Jan Klima
John Klema
Anna Klema
Frederick Zinkola
Frederick Zincola
Katherina Zincola
Elizabeth Kilmeyer
Elizabeth Kielmeyer
Elizabeth Keilmeyer
Frederick Kilmeyer
F. Keilmeyer
Frederick Kielmeyer
Frederick Keilmeyer
Fred
District Court
Iowa City
Oxford Leader
Kinney Family Attends Mass as Kinney Family News
Holbrook residents report on church attendance and local life. Mr. W. I. Spratt is ill at his east Holbrook home. Patrick and Mary Welsh welcome son Paul Joseph. A Wednesday hall supper and dance draws a large crowd. Elmer Herdlicka family attended Mass. John Collins buys a Torch car. Mary Kelly returns to school after holidays. Frank Hanson visits his father. Ann Sullivan visits Williamsburg. Christy Coffey improves after illness. Grace sale draws many locals. William Weldon calls on Williamsburg. Dennis Driscoll visits Iowa City relatives.
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James Kinney
Cosgrove
W. I. Spratt
Patrick Welsh
Paul Joseph
Elmer Herdlicka
P. Meade
William Meade
John Collins
Mary Kelly
Frank Hanson
H. D. Hanson
Ann Sullivan
Williamsburg
Christy Coffey
William Weldon
Dennis Driscoll
Iowa City
Stop Child’s Cough Quick Today
An old fashioned remedy Kemp's Balsam is advertised as safe for children to stop a cough before it develops into croup. The ad claims it pecks the throat and stops the cold from spreading, priced at 30 cents at all stores.
World record rabbit drive nets 82 083 rabbits shipped to cities
A Brush Colorado hunt set a new rabbit killing record with 82 083 jack rabbits shipped to Denver and other cities. Five Burlington box cars carried the meat to help hungry people while Brush used red stamped tags on each carcass saying Killed on the run Compliments of Brush Colo the Biggest Little Town in the World.
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Morgan County Republican
J. R. Hutchison
Brush
Colorado
Denver
Brush Civic Club
Tme
Burlington
Fort Morgan
Denver Post
The
Post
New York City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Kansas City
Colo
Rural social notes from Homestead and nearby towns
John Hutt of Iowa City visited on Monday while families from Williamsburg Marengo Rolfe Tiffin and Des Moines shared visits. A baby girl arrived January 4 to Mr. and Mrs. William Newkirk. Tillie Hudepohl is the former. A four weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton suffered pneumonia last week. Delegates to the State Farm Bureau Convention from Iowa Township traveled to Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sanders welcomed a baby boy. Cedar Rapids visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haman and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Grauer Jr. The William Watson chaivari party met at Philip Vogt’s with dancing cards and refreshments. Adolph Folkman welcomed a daughter.
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John Hutt
Iowa City
John Denson
Eleanor
Howard Roberts
Williamsburg
Herbert Gegenheimer
Horace Paul
Tiffin
Laura
William Wagner
Marengo
Wave Roberts
Rolfe
Town
Chas
Moscow
William Newkirk
Newkirk
Tillie Hudepohl
Ed. Frese
James Dalton
August Wiebold
Martin Newkirk
Des Moines
Iowa Township
State Farm Bureau Convention
Rudolph Sandersfield
Ed. Haman
Geo. Grauer,Jr
Cedar Rapids
William Watson
Chaiivari
Philip Vogt
Roy Hardy
Ernest Krakow
Boyd Brock
Herbert Gerenheimer
Anton Croulek
Geo Grauer
Divorce denial ends cruel treatment claim in Iowa case
Last February, and the next day she left him. He sought a divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment. Judge Thompson ruled a day of cruelty cannot entitle a divorce. The woman says Fogel faked wealth and left when not rich. P. J. Clancy, Des Moines insurance veteran, predicts universal auto liability insurance to protect the public and notes license issuance could require proof of insurance.
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Fogel
Nevada
Thompson
Clancy
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D. L. Cox
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Over Coast’s Clothing Store
G. H. Scanlon
Clinton
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Kentucky
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Oxford Lumber CO
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Elmer Welsh
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