Quieting Title Action in Marion County Iowa
In the District Court of Sta Town Marion County Oct Term 1923 J P Klein plaintiff vs Isaac Overkamp et al defendants. The suit seeks to quiet title to large described real estate in Marion County Iowa held by plaintiff under color of title and ten years adverse possession. Defendants unknown. plaintiffs pray to correct errors in title chain and for judgment quieting title and barring all claims. notice requires appearance before noon of the second day of the October Term 1923 or default will be entered. De Reus & Van Zante attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Hunt
H. H. Viersen
Heerk H. Vrierson
Pella
Iowa
the Recorder
Marion County
Pella and
Oskaloosa Road
District Court of
State of
Knoxville
DE Reus & van Zante
Local Notes Register Trips Visits and Rainfall
H L Renaud and R V McKeever made a business trip to Des Moines Tuesday. Mrs H Kaldenberg of Pella visited over Sunday at T H Kaldenberg's home. Jene and Gerald Vriezelaar own a new bicycle. Dick Ver Dught took an excursion down the Mississippi to Fort Madison and back. This community received a welcome shower last Thursday easing heat and dust. corn and pastures need more rain. Mrs Abramson of Des Moines with daughter Esther Fay visits Mrs Dykstra and John Adams were visitors over Sunday. Mrs Pete Van Gorp, hospitalized at Oskaloosa, came home earlier this week and is recovering nicely. Fred Robinson injured his knee last week and was sent to Moberly Missouri hospital with continued pain and nervous shock. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Vanden Board on Wednesday morning August 1. mother and son healthy. Mr and Mrs Crewse, Mr and Mrs Cox, Mr and Mrs Armstrong and family from Des Moines, and Mr and Mrs Hendee of Colfax visited C Breen's parents Sunday. A correction: Rev Mr Drost is building a house and his son Richard will occupy it upon completion. Otley received rain again Wednesday morning. The Baby Health Clinic held at this place Tuesday was well attended.
Otley News Highlights Local Visit and Elections
NEWS OF OTLEY AND VICINITY notes visitors including Ralph and Vern Frazier and others, mentions Miss Gaass aiding a clinic, and announces Henry Vriezelaar's insurance offer. It reports threshing weather, farm efficiencies with electric motors, and a special school election on August 27 1928 to issue bonds for a schoolhouse site and building.
Deranged Oskaloosa Woman Wanders Four Days
Miss Anna Moorehouse of OsKaloosa reappeared after four days of aimless wandering near Bell fountain bridge on Des Moines river. Found by Mr Bellamy of Knoxville, she was taken to Moody home for rest then to Mahaska county farm. She is malnourished and ill, later sent to the state hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Pella
Miss Moorehouse
John de Cook
Herald
Anna Moorehouse
Mahaska County
Bell Fountain
Des Moines
River Bridge
Bellamy
Knoxville
Moody
State Hospital
Whitmore
Mt. Pleasant
From luxury to necessity in farm trucking
Government figures show farmers shifted from pleasure cars to auto trucks for hauling. It costs 15 cents per ton mile by motor truck versus 38 cents by horse drawn means, a 60 percent saving, driving farmers to adopt trucking for farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Land of Beginning Again Poem Dream
A reflective poem likens an imagined Land of Beginning Again to shed past mistakes and grief. The speaker wishes for a place where all misjudgments, neglected duties, and hurts could be left behind, and where reconciliations and unspoken promises could be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of
Jefferson Man Counts Lincoln Highway Traffic
At Jefferson Iowa a man was posted to count cars on the Lincoln Highway for a day. He logged 1060 vehicles with 419 tourists and only 21 horse drawn conveyances passed the point, illustrating rapid changes in transportation in the state over recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Iowa
Lincoln Highway
Iowa measles lead in June with 407 cases reported
Measles topped Iowa's list of communicable diseases with 407 cases in June per the state bureau of vital statistics report. Scarlet fever followed with 166 cases, scarlet fever 108, and whooping cough 82, diphtheria etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bright
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Enamels Hardest Tissue in the Human Body
The enamel on teeth is the hardest tissue in the human body, offering durable protection for dentition. This tissue outmatches bone and dentin in hardness, contributing to tooth resilience and longevity.
Fort Des Moines Cavalry Exhibition at Jefferson County Fair
Fort Des Moines exhibition squad will perform nightly at the Jefferson county fair in Fairfield Iowa from August 7 to 10. Local audiences can watch regular United States Cavalry in action during the event each evening of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States Calvary
Fort Des Moines
Fairfield
Degrees of Sinfulness Quote Note
A quotation attributed to Thomas Faller contrasts falling into sin with grieving over it and boasting about it, noting a spectrum from man to saint to devil. The line appears as a reflective motto rather than a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Faller
Thought for the Day on Loyal Convictions
A brief reflection states one can remain loyal to personal convictions without showing intolerance toward others. It emphasizes respect for differing beliefs while upholding one’s own principles.
People Avoid Learning When They Do Most of the Talking
A concise reflection notes that conversational dominance hampers learning as many individuals talk too much. It suggests listening more could enhance understanding and knowledge gain. The remark points to a common communication habit that limits personal and educational growth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court of the
Sta Town
J.P. Klein
Issac Overkamp
A Overkamp
Overkamp
Joris den Belder
Maartie den Belder
Pur Aynhore
E. Synhorst
Henry P. Scholtes
M. H. BE. Scholte
Jan A. Toone
Jannegie Toom
Edward 0. Towne
M. V. Towne
Josiah B. Conyers
Edna E. Stamper
Stamper
G. C. Stamper
Mark Butt
Mary E. Butt
H. Scarff
E. M. Scarff
Levi Nossaman
Levi B. Nossaman
Susan A. Nossaman
Susan A. Sterrett
Robert Sterrett
Robert Kelly
Matthias Kelly
Caroline Kelly
James Kelly
Mary Kelly
Mary Butt
Nail Robert Stenet
Clara Kelly
Susan A. Stennett
Stennett
Mathews Kelley
Robert Kelley
Caroline Kelley
James Kelley
Mary Kelley
Henry Nollen
Sue Caldwell
Margaret Hartshorn
Emily F. Mann
Charity A. Winder
Sylvester
P. A. Sandberg
Anna Sandberg
Thomas W. Mann
P. G. Gaass
G. A. Gaass
Willem van Gorp
Janette van Gorp
Lake Prairie District Agricultural Society
O. S. Crittenden
Andrew Mitchell
Mary A. Mitchell
Mary
Langerak
F. A. Toom
T. de Hann
John Milleson
A. Donnell
E. H. Scharff
K Association
H. L. Renaud
R. V. McKeever
H. Kaldenberg
T. H. Kaldenberg
Jene
Gerald Vriezelaar
Dick Ver Dught
Mississippi
Ft. Madison
Pete van Gorp
Fred Robinson
Moberly
John Vanden
Crewse
Cox
Richard Drost
Mr. Drost
Richard
Otley
Otley and Vicinity
Miss Gaass
Ralph Frazier
de Bolt
Newton
Vern Frazier
Prairie City
John Vander Ploeg
Monroe
Vriezelaar
Albert Vander Ploeg
Frazier
Henry Vriezelaar
The
Chronicle
Markus
Finely
Huff Bridge Construction Company
Cordova
Otley Savings Bank
Bell Bank
America
Otley Independent
Marion
Otley Independent School District
T. H. Kaldenberg, Jr
Decorah Journal
Albert Lea Daily Tribune
Jack Dempsey
Uncle Sam
Dempsey
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Vriezelaar & Drost
J. B. Vriezelaar & Son
Naga
Otley Motor Co
R. V. McKeever Drugs
Otley, Iowa
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