Name of Gerrit de Jong v Lowery real estate suit filed
In Marion County Iowa Gerrit de Jong sues Thomas Nathan Lowery and others to quiet title to the NE quarter of the SW quarter section 35 township 77 range 19 West of the 5th P M asserting broken chain of title due to unrecorded deeds and lost conveyances. The petition seeks a decree establishing de Jong's title and barring defendants from any claim, with default if no defense by Sept 30 1908.
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District Court of Iowa
Marion County
Gerrit de Jong
Thomas Nathan Lowery
Lowrey
Mary Nacy Lowery
Lowery
Celia Ann Lowery
Joseph M. R. Lowery
Stephen A. Lowery
James Lowery
Iowa
Recorder of Deeds
Recorder’s Office
David H. Payton
District Court
Greer Defendants Listed in Marion County Case
John P. De Cook sues Madison Greer and multiple named defendants including Mary C. Greer and the Greer spouses in Marion County. The complaint mentions unknown heirs and several deceased relatives, with Walter Bane as Auditor and the fee owners and claimants of the North five acres.
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Mary C. Greer
Madison Greer
Greer
William F. Greer
John L. Greer
Joseph L. Greer
Robert Greer
Nathan L. Greer
James H. Greer
Nathan J. Greer
Wm. Holbrook
Milton Crookham
Mary Crookham
Emma C. Beach
Beach
Horace Crookham
Crookham
Mollie Pike
Pike
Thomas E. Hall
Hall
Nellie Crookham
Anna E. Crookham
Marion County
Walter Bane
Feee
North Five
Federal court records title claim in Marion County Iowa
A lengthy equity suit notices that John P. de Cook seeks to quiet title to land in the Southeast Quarter of Section 1 Township 75 Range 18, Marion County Iowa. The filing describes earlier deeds claiming ownership by de Cook and various quitclaims and tax deeds, outlining conflicts that cloud title and requesting correction of records. The case warns defendants to appear by September 2, 1908, or a default and decree will be entered.
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Sion
David H. Payton
James Lowery
Marion County
Iowa
District Court
Knoxville
Township
Range 18
District Court of Iowa
John P. de Cook
Nathan J. Greer
Mary C. Greer
John H. VanderWerff
Recorder of Deeds
Milton Crookham
Wm. Holbrook
N. J. Greer
Board of Supervisors
Ggo. G. GaAass
Hymns and Faith Echo in Neumark Reading
Neumark invites neighbors to sing a hymn unseen by many as he performs. The session features a translation of Catherine Winkworth in Boston, with a focus on trusting God's unchanging love. The verses urge calm hearts, cheerful hope, and faithful obedience amid trials.
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George Neumark
Langensalza
Prussia
Hamburg
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Neumark
Baron von Rosenkranz
Ahab
Obadiah
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Wer Nur den Leiben Goll Laesst
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Catherine Winkworth
Lewis
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No Temperance Reaction Editorial View in Toledo Blade
The Toledo Blade defends prohibition, arguing temperance sentiment is durable and grows from economic and social harms of liquor. It cites Georgia and Tennessee results, notes cross-state political influence, and says the temperance movement steadies against liquor interests rather than fading. It emphasizes a lasting, nationwide push to curb alcohol.
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