Quieting Title in Marion County Land Dispute
In Marion County Iowa district court 1914 a petition by M D Flanders seeks to quiet title to government lots in section 11 township 75 range 18. Unknown claimants of Pella Savings Institution are named defendants with default threatened if they do not appear by October 6, 1914. Hart & Hart represent the plaintiff.
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West 5Th
Pella Savings Institution
District Court
Marion County
Iowa
State of
United States
Gaid Pella Savings Institution
Knoxville
Hart & Hart
For Sale A Residence Property in Pella with One Acre
A good residence property in Pella with one acre of ground. It features a large house and strong improvements including a barn a chicken house and other outbuildings. Suitable for a retired farmer and offered at a very reasonable price. Enquire of the Editor of the Chronicle Adv tf.
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Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa Court
Notice that Leendert Schakel's last will and testament is on file with the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa. The will will be heard at the October 1914 term on October 6 1914. All interested persons may be heard at that hearing. Meyer Langerak Clerk of District Court Knoxville Iowa September 7 1914.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Leendert Schakel
Meyer Langerak
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Food Price Increases Noted In 1869 Brandt Bill
A July 3 1869 Brandt & Bro bill from grocers lists rising costs for staples. Pecks potatoes 40c 5 lbs sugar 1, 2 tbs rice 30c, 1 lb raisins 85c, 4 doz eggs 80c, 2 glasses jelly 70c, coffee 1 Yapeck green apples 20c 1 1/2 gal green peas 25c 1/2 lb lard 25c 1 Tb butter 80c 4 1/2 doz ears corn 100 6 bars soap 60c 1 lb starch 1be bottle bluing 10c bottle extract lemon Q6c 5 chickens 1.15 one ham 2.60 box lye 380c.
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Stalia
Brandt & Bro
Peter Brandt
Calm Wilson praised as war erupts in Europe
New York World editorial lauds President Wilson for calmness and judgment amid Europe’s catastrophe. It contrasts American restraint and integrity with European autocracy, argues vigorous policy existed abroad but not in diplomacy, and predicts enduring shifts in U.S. statesmanship and global roles. It cites a providential wartime presidency akin to Lincoln’s.
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Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
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Berlin
Vienna
St. Petersburg
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Abraham Lincoln
New York World
Auto-Influx Fad Bemoaned In Auto Poem
A humorous remark on cars as a costly craze, lamenting wasted money and broken pride. The author recalls early joy in a new auto, its later faults, smoking tires, and declining finances, while vowing to buy another car if helped by friends.
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