Notice of Expiration of Time to Redeem from Tax Sale
Legal notice from T. V. Hart of Knoxville Iowa announcing ninety day redemption period for West 14 acres of NE quarter of SW quarter in section 24 township 75 north range 21 west. Property formerly sold Dec 6 1927 to J C Collins, certificate assigned Oct 26 1929 to T W Hart. Redemptions must be made to avoid tax deed.
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Marion County
Iowa
J. C. Collins
T. W. Hart
Knoxville
T. V. Hart
For Sale Classified Mix of Goods and Services
Wheat Oats Cream priced 2.80 to 3.60. 1930 1% Ton Truck for sale chassis and cab. Pecans 35 cents a pound or 3 pounds for 1.00. Oats hulling with large machine and elevator. Coal service from Riggens to Liter Coal. Taxi service by Carl Beyers. Listings include contact details Forrest Ver Ploeg and Hubert Wynberg.
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Fred Dekker
Alabama
Southland
Chronicle
Forrest Ver Ploeg
Phone Red
For Rent Good House Near Square With Utilities
Rental notice for a newly painted house three blocks from the square with electric light and city water. Monthly rent is $15. Enquiries to the Chronicle office.
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Enquire Chronicle
Chronicle Weekly Health Message Good Wishes Health Report
Seasonal greetings extend to editors health officers nurses teachers and organizations aiding disease prevention The report covers Iowa communicable diseases for the week ending December 17 1981 with counts by condition and leading counties Diphtheria 39 Polk 14 Pottawatamie 6 Scarlet Fever 40 Clinton 6 Des Moines 6 Smallpox 94 Pocahontas 11 Pottawatamie 28 Measles 2 Black Hawk 1 Polk 1 Whooping Cough 23 Greene 10 Woodbury 6 Meningitis 1 Shel te Celrebrated Cherrypox 90 Black Hawk 19 Woodbury 16 Polk . Polio 1 Cerro Gordo 1 Gonorrhea 49 State total Syphilis 21 State total as reported to US Public Health Service
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State Department of Health
Iowa
Casta
Polk
Pottawattamie
Clinton
Des Moines
Pocahontas
Black Hawk
Greene
Woodbury
Cerro Gordo
United States Public Health Service
Former Marion County Sheriff Injured in Highway Crash
J. J. Clark former sheriff of Marion County and Mr and Mrs Bur dette Perry of Knoxville were injured Monday night when their car driven by Perry struck a trailer from a truck parked on Highway No 6 half a mile west of Carlisle. Clark was taken to a Knoxville hospital while the Perrys were moved to Iowa Lutheran hospital in Des Moines. Keith Perry two months old survived uninjured.
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J. J. Clark
Marion County
Burdette Perry
Knoxville
Perry
Carlisle
Clark
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Keith
LEGAL NOTICE PROOF OF WILL FOR A BLICK ESTATE
Notice is given that the Marion County Iowa Clerk of District Court holds a purported last will and testament of A. Blick deceased on file. A hearing is set for January 14, 1932 at the Clerk’s Knoxville office for interested parties to be heard. Deputy Clerk L R Clements signs the notice dated December 16, 1981.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
A. Blick
Knoxville
Don L. Remy
L. R. Clements
Caught Plastered Brings Quiet Comedy To Pella Theatre
Radio Pictures’ Caught Plastered stars Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey with Dorothy Lee at the Pella theatre. Douglas MacLean wrote and supervised, returning to screen after Crack ed Nuts success. The film emphasizes pantomime and minimal dialogue, promising future comedies with restrained chatter.
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Radio Pictures
Pella Theatre
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Douglas MacLean
MacLean
Wheeler and Woolsey
Caught Plastered: A MacLean Production’s Dramatic Comedy
The piece highlights Ralph Spence script humor built on ludicrous, thrilling situations rather than pun dialogue. It credits the trio Woolsey Wheeler and Miss Lee for charm, while praising careful study and labor in shaping a story with strong comedy value and augury for better plays.
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MacLean
Ralph Spence
Woolsey
Wheeler
Miss Lee
Local Hospital Updates From OsKaloosa And Des Moines
Mrs Dan Kamp had gall stone surgery at Mercy hospital OsKaloosa Saturday and is recovering well. Mrs B Mulder remained ill in Mahaska hospital with slow progress but hopes rise for recovery and home. Ed Cook is improving and plans to resume bank duties. Clark Richardson and family visited Des Moines with Mrs Richardson now in a city hospital. Mrs Richardson is recovering post operation. Mrs H P Van Rees had an operation at Des Moines Lutheran hospital Saturday. Louisa Wheeler was reported ill earlier in the week.
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Dan Kamp
Mercy
Oskaloosa
B. Mulder
Mahaska Hospital
Ed. Cook
Clark Richardson
Carl Clark
Des Moines
FISHBONES ARE NOT WANTED IN FARMERS UNION
A political column cites speaker remarks on Hoover Mellon's administration. He accuses a debauched machine of stalling real legislation and criticizes emphasis on world power and debt moratorium. The talk covers the Federal Farm Board, campaign funds, tariffs, and wheat protection affecting farmers.
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Washington
Hoover-Mellon
Federal Farm Board
Reno
Hoover
Farm Board policies blamed for agricultural tragedy
Reno warns that continuance of the Farm Board without restrictions will bring the greatest tragedy in agriculture. He says Russia and America share communistic policy and that capitalists control finance, delaying any real improvement. He urges broader discussions at chambers of commerce with ministers and business leaders to push needed action.
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Russia
America
Reno
Chamber of Commerce
Dancegoer loses wallet with $600 reward offered
Abe announced from a chair at a dance that his pocketbook containing $600 was missing and offered a $50 reward to the finder. A voice from the back raised the offer to $75. A mother and child exchange ends with a quip about hearing. Grandma admonishes Willie about sliding down banisters and Willie retorts.
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Abe
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Chronicle Weekly Health Message
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