Iowa News Items of Interest for Busy Readers
A roundup of Iowa notes includes F. H. Hoeppner named postmaster at Tracy, 100-year-old H. M. Richardson dies in Clear Lake, farm sale at $400 per acre, and Frank Lasters grows lemons in Cedar Rapids yielding pies. Other items cover wartime drives, local elections, speeches by Taft, Red Cross successes, and acts of bravery amid the flu era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hoeppner
Tracy
M. Richardson
Clear Lake
William Petsche
Harlan
Frank Lasters
Cedar Rapids
E. H. Caselman
Charles City
George Eighme
Mingley
Fred Herman
Waukon
A. W. Crane
Fairfield
Creston
Plymouth County
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Uncle Sam
Helen Baldridge
Ottumwa
Philippines
W. H. Dennett
Marshalltown
George W. Williame
Waterloo
Omsk
Siberia
Russia
Des Moines
Germany
Arling Blake
Shenandoah
Norway
Towa
Saint Louis
J.T. Hackworth
Batavia Bank
Walter Lewis
Lewis
Fred Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Hepburn
William H. Taft
Indianola Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
Des Montes
Hans Wagner
Yorktown
Polk County
Red Cross
Linn County
al Falkenheimer
Algona
John Kunkle
Knoxville
Carl Broersbach
Gurlington
J. W. Cooper
Davenport
C. A. Koch
Chapin
Charles Hemm
William Flanders
Oscar Anderson
Hull
Sheldon
Red Oak
168Th
Maxwell
Shelby County
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Bureau
Paul Peguelin
Green
Willis
Clarinda
L. Terry
Luana
Emma Johnson
Rockwell City
Jefferson
Carl Miller
Lamoille
Red Cross Museum
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas
Havner
Allen
Franklin County
Leech Wiseman
Geneva
John Knoll
Ackley
Brandt Brothers
Garnaville
Boone High School
Henry Lutten
Fort Des Moines
France
Burtis Stader
Clinton
Leland Gerhardt
Mississippi River
Stader
Romola Latchen
University of Liberal Arts College
Town State University
Liberty
Carl
Glen Orth
Guthrie Center
Coblenz
J. C. Orth
League To Enforce Peace
J.C. Atkins
Atkins Land Company
Perry
Minnesota
South Dakota
Army
War Department
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Sioux City
Michelstetter
Charles Hayes
Partal Pindneen
Detective tale at Colfax ends in drunken chase
A Newton Record piece recounts P L Murphy head of the Town National Detective Bureau leading a dog hunt for Clinton Gildersleeve near Reasnor and Colfax. The escapade devolves into intoxication and reckless driving, with Murphy fined by Colfax Mayor Cragan as onlookers critique his vaudeville style chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Record
Des Moines
National Detective Bureau
P. L. Murphy
Jas Per
Reasnor
Clinton Gildersleeve
Metz
Murphy
Bureau
Colfax
Detective Bureau
Mitchellville
Newton
Jasper County
Garner M. Tripp
Mason
Indian Creek
Kean
Uldersleeve
P. H. Cragan
Dick den Adel
Pella
Chronicle
Quieting Title Suit In Marion County Iowa
In Marion County District Court a petition asks to quiet title to Lot 4 Block 4 Walters Add to Knoxville. Plaintiff L Mintzer claims fee simple ownership under color of title and ten years adverse possession and seeks judgment barring defendants interests. Defendants listed include Walters Kennedy Keefer McMeeken and others. notice to appear by noon May 6 1919. default possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Walters
Belinda M. Walters
Joseph A. Kennedy
Rebecca M. Kennedy
Daniel A. Kennedy
Margaret E. Kennedy
D. T. Welch
Maria Welch
Henry B. Keefer
Lydia O. Keefer
John M. Jones
Joel Stanley
Bethany Stanley
Hance McMeeken
Hanse McMeken
Margaret McMeeken
W. B. Carruthers
J. Carruthers
Knoxville
Marion County
Iowa
T. V. Hart
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