Quieting title in Marion County Iowa case 1910
In District Court of Marion County Iowa John Ter Louw sues to quiet title to land described as the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 13 Township 77 Range 18 West 5th P M. It traces chain of title from Francis Alexander to John Wood to Henry C Firke and asserts a lost unrecorded deed. Plaintiff seeks a decree confirming title and directing defendants to convey or have the court convey. Default possible April term starting April 25, 1910 at Knoxville. Attorneys Hart & Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wood
Wood
John Wood
District Court of
Marion County
Iowa
Henry CC. Firke
United States
Francis Alexander
Henry C. Firke
Knoxville
Hart & Hart
Fight Weeds With Science Showed In North Dakota Wisconsin Trials
The article reports on chemical weed control trials at North Dakota and Wisconsin stations showing potential eradication of pests with proper machines and coppered formulas. It notes a German made sprayer, the need for robust equipment, and outlines a 20 percent sulphate of iron mixture to kill Canada thistle with yearly spraying for three years.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin
Moore and Horton
Crop Rotation Yields Across Five Year Cycle
In a 15 year test at the Ohio experiment station the unfertilized corn yield stayed steady while oats rose slightly and wheat increased notably. The wheat gain stems mainly from reduced insect attack, with all cereal crops showing higher average per acre gains in the later period due to cumulative fertilizer and manure effects.
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Ohio Experiment Station
FISH LOCOMOTION AND AIR BLADDER FUNCTION
A London Chronicle summary explains how fish control depth and level using the gas-filled swim bladder rather than air. It discusses buoyancy, center of gravity, and vertical movements, then shifts to demonstrations of water boiling points, pressure effects, and how boiling responds to altitude and vacuum, with experimental notes on freezing vapor to illustrate pressure changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
New York Tribune
Social notes from Pella area visitors and callers
SILVER GROVE Tunis Klein and Anie De Bruin were Pella visitors last Thursday. Gertie van Zze of Bethel was visiting at the Van Peursen home one day last week. Mrs. A Wittenburg returned from Prairie City last week where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Van Ginkle. Miss Dena Slot spent Wednesday afternoon with Emma Van Pursen. Gertie and Gerret Dykstra visited at the A. Van Peursum home last Saturday evening. Miss Cornelius Braam of Pella was a visitor with Mrs. Tunis Klein last week, Tunis Klein and wife were Otley callers last Monday. Mrs. Henry VanGinkel called on Mrs. Albert Dykstra one day last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie van Zze
Bethel
Thef
Gertie
Gerret Dykstra
A. van Peursum
Gaia
Cornelius Braam
Pella
Tunis Klin
Henry VanGinkel
Albert Dyksrta
Local Travel Snaps Include Van Steenwyk Return
John Van Steenwyk came back to his Bussey home last Friday after a short visit with his parents. Miss Cornelia Van Genderen departed for Colorado last Thursday for a lengthy visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Steenwyk
Bussey
Cornelia van Genderen
Colorado
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Farm Insurance
Peter VanSittert
Reliable Insurance
Dyola
Cook & Wright
C. V. Hulse
South College
Che
District Court of the State
John Ter Louw
Ella Markets
Langerak's
Genuine Holland Rusk
MADE
the Royal Dutch Bakery
Silver Grove
Tunis Klein
Anie de Bruin
Emma van Pursen
Otley
Vander Pol
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