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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
10
The San Francisco Star recounts a five year old boy at a party boasting that he contributed by praying, while his mother laments. A Brooklyn Eagle joke follows with a private complaining about gristle in soup and a terse reply about serving one’s country.
Plaintiffs seek a decree quieting title to extensive tracts in Marion County Iowa against numerous defendants and unknown claimants. The petition asserts plaintiffs hold full fee simple ownership and requests the court bar any adverse claims, with no personal judgment, unless the defendants appear and defend by October term 1914. Attorneys Hart & Hart represent the plaintiffs.
In October term 1914 William Bridges sues unknown claimants of described real estate in Section 2 Township 74 Range 19 west with 157 acres, including many fractional parts and listed owners such as George W Man and Mary Marr to establish fee simple ownership and bar all claims. The petition seeks to estop any claims against the property formerly described and to quiet title.
In a lengthy petition the plaintiff seeks to quiet and confirm title to extensive real estate in Marion County. It traces transfers from John Branner to George W Man and Mary, then Amy Ann Diebert, Jeremiah Gullion, Hannah Gullion, Thompson Bridges, and heirs of Bridges. It notes United States entries for several parcels and unrecorded deeds, with assertion of unknown claimants adverse to the plaintiff. The suit requests removal of all adverse claims and a decree in Knoxville Iowa on October 6, 1914 parenthetical.
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