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Newspaper

Postville Review

Location

Postville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

7

Quieting Title Suit In Allamakee County Iowa

Theodore R. Klemme files an original notice seeking to quiet title to sections and parts in Allamakee County Iowa. The petition alleges thirty years adverse possession under color of title and identifies multiple heirs and unknown claimants with a long chain of title issues due to misrecorded deeds, misnamed grantees, and unrecorded deeds. The court is asked to quiet plaintiff's fee simple title to the described tracts and bar all adverse claims, with appearance required by September term 1912 at Waukon Iowa.

District Court Allamakee County Lowa Allin North Range Iowa Aflamakee County Samuel Allen Isaac Allen Wilson Allen Benjamin Cleveland John Putnam Squid Robert B. Bailey George Hanks Nancy M. Marston B. F. Schroeder James C. Marston P. J. Donall Aaron Pegaler H. C. Meyer George G. Hochhaus George J. Highhouse Matta Meyer Patrick Peter McGuire Fritz Konig Royce D. White Louis Salzgeber Thomas D. White Waukon Postville Burling & Burling

Ohio Constitutional Amendment Repeats Prohibition Proposals

The proposal retests existing liquor laws, limits saloons to one per license per person, bans aliens from multiple licenses, revokes licenses on a second regulatory violation, requires licensees to be of good character and American citizens, and allows municipalities to cap saloons at one per 500 residents. Quotes from William Salmond and a Louisville Free Press critique the moral basis of prohibition.

Ballot Backed Liquor Reform Gains Iowa Candidates

Des Moines reports show most state legislative candidates favor Shankland’s plan to replace petition consent with a statewide ballot on liquor regulation. Support from local papers and figures like H H Sawyer contrasts with Anti-Saloon League objections, arguing the ballot is the American method for major issues.

Des Moines Iowa General Assembly Anti-Saloon League Shankland League Register and Leader The Evening Tribune H. H. Sawyer

Illegal selling charges shake Mason City crowd

In two months more than thirty men have been arrested in Mason City Iowa for illegal liquor sales. City records show it may be the largest such arrest wave in recent years. The city is described as dry with high arrest rates per population. Efforts to regulate the liquor trade have failed and petitions for consent have been rejected. Local leaders say the ballot could resolve saloon questions without bitterness.

Mason City Iowa Ottumwa Manus Gallagher Dows McElhinney Express Rock Island Wright County

Bootlegging juries and beer rules stir Ottumwa area

Ottumwa and nearby towns report oddities in bootlegging cases as juries allegedly drank evidence and stationmasters dictate beer handling times. Readers note Wright and Scranton areas facing express liquor traffic and measures amid temperance debates.

Fort Dodge’s saloon petition battle ends in calls for ballot vote

Fort Dodge Iowa ends months of bitter conflict over consent petitions for saloons as citizens clamor for direct ballot decisions. The Anti-Saloon League and others faced mob actions and public backlash, with merchants and leaders urging to scrap consent petitions and allow a statewide or local ballot to determine liquor policy.

Fort Dodge Iowa M. S. Odle Des Moines Anti-Saloon League C. W. Green

Jerry Green to Speak on Insurgency in Postville

Local notices invite residents to hear Jerry Green speak on fraternal insurance rates tomorrow night at Postville. The event promotes public discussion and is free to all ages. Also mentioned are community events, sales ads, and notices about the WCTU Flower Mission June 18 and other local happenings.

L. B. Hale Postville W. C T. U Emily Riley Jerry Green Myet Iowa Castalia W S. Webster

IOWA AWAKE TO TEMPERANCE PROHIBITION CALL

Des Moines officials and M M Cable of the Constitutional Amendment association urge Iowa to wake to temperance. They note liquor traffic is weakly regulated in many counties with bootlegging prominent and shipments into prohibition territory high. Express data show liquor imports rival pre regulation levels and strong spirits likely surpass beer in harm.

Des Moines Iowa M. M. Cable Constitutional Amendment Association

O. J. Blessin Physician Surgeon Eye Diseases

O J Blessin physician and surgeon specializes in diseases of the eye and fitting glasses offering eye care services, surgical expertise, and corrective eyewear options for vision issues.

O. J. Blessin

New Meat Market Opens in Postville by Louis Dostal

Louis Dostal of Chicago a longtime butcher will open a new meat market in Postville in the Staadt building this Saturday June 8. The shop will offer fresh smoked and salted meats and sausage at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed and a request for public patronage.

Louis Dostal Chicago Postville Staadt Building

M W A Lecture by Hon Jerry Green at Postville

Hon Jerry 8 Green of Marion will lecture in Postville on Saturday eve June 8 under Oak Camp M W A. He argues against the Woodmen rate increase as unnecessary and irrational. The talk is free and open to all interested in fraternal insurance with Woodmen members urged to attend. Event starts at 8 00 p m sharp.

Burdick Cedar Rapids Jerry Jerry 8. Green Marion Iowa Postville Oak Camp M. W. A Green Glovs

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Theodore R. Klemme Sampiel Allen G. Timmerman R. B. Bailey James C. Maraton Aaron Peasler Thomas White Rex Allen Township Allamatean County F.S. Burling W. H. Burling Burling & Burling Attorneys - AT - Law Notaries Public Ohio William Salmond University of Tonga Dunedin New Zealand Free Press of Louisville Milton Polk Cat Jnimum Syndicalists Aiviera Crime Individua Lon Rade Scranton Go Holland Hungary France Regim Postville Review Burdiock J. M. Harris Ray Topliff John Thomas Chas, Chloff's M. E John Thomin’s Cora Wheeler Fred ‘Tuttle John Schuette Mra. Cather Miss Patterson Ainsworth, Neb Cy Ammons A. L. Meier J. A. Maiers Monona J. P. Ellis Roosevelt Taft Jerry S. Green Dubuque Guy Gregg Ball Park Will Cole Beucher John Thoma Will Durne Chamberlain J.P. Ellis Hire’s Clermont C. Miller & Son Laurel R. Wallace Pettit Bros Jewelers W. Shepherd Postville, IA Chas. H. Flynn, M. D H. C. Schultz Postville, Jowa Geo. W. Waters N. E. Iowan Standard Rockies Colorado Rock Island Lines J. E. Perry
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