Sioux County Court Notes Mix of Legal Filings and Roads
Sioux County court notes report Wong Vandiyn seeking U.S. citizenship, guardianship actions for John Margis, and local court delays. County accounts show 1923 auto licenses issued and multiple names listed for 1923 licenses. Judge Hutchinson travels for treatment. Marek form adjournment delayed to May 35. County costs cited for bank robbery trials and parole investigations, plus road and gravel projects near Orange City and O’Brien county line. Frank J. Georgen sues Granville Grain Co. against New Amsterdam Casualty Co. for 920.28 over indemnity coverage. text ends mid-sentence with a potential gunshot incident referenced.
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Frank J. Georgen
Granville’ Go-operany Grain Co
Hugs
New, Amsterdam, Casualty Co
Phaintit
Estate appointments and guardians named in recent notices
Joli Cullinan died April 4 with May 7 as nasive sek date. Johnson named administrator of TL P. Johnson estate who died March 27, 1923. Winnie Calenbrander appointed guardian for Fabs Calenbrander estate valued at $1,000. Ada King named guardian for Joseph King estate who died April 6, 1923.
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Joli Cullinan
Nasive Sek
Johingon
TL P. Johngon
Winnie Calenbrander
Fabs Calenbrander
Honda
Ada King
Joseph King
Reward Divided for Five Bank Robbers Captures
A Sioux County Bankers Association committee met in Orange City to divide a 1,000 reward for the capture of five men who attempted the Maurice Bank robbery on January 5. Claims yielded 200 each for Olson, Broks, Lavery, Dingman, Drury, and others, with smaller shares for posse members and local officials. Additional expenses totaling 472.25 were approved by the association, plus 25 for the telephone operator and 14 for other operators, while deputies and sheriffs received various sums for their efforts.
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Sioux County Bankers Association
Orange
Maurice Bank
Olson
Broks
Hawthden
Guy Venard
French
Hawarden
Lavery
Dingman
Richmond
McNally
Will Richmond
Andy McNally
Ralph Hoeogland
Tomis Hendyk
M. J
Mally
Treton
Harry Drury
Iveton
John de Vring
Guevit
Yeldboom
Rock Valley
Vmward
Tatm Brandip
Elephone’ Toy
Bronx
Contourelie First
Sherifé
Minton
Muri Remmerde
Grada Lengink
Alton road route debate prompts booster group involvement
The Board of Supervisors and local boosters discussed whether the Granville road studs should pass through Alten or run east from the section north of Alton. The lottery plan would fund a new highway bridge amid dangerous curves and potential erashings affecting Alton.
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Board of Supervisors
Alton
Overstock sale on Truck Nees and vasings at 15 off
Local notice advertises a liquidation of stock for AAS6 and 82S 444 trucks and Vasings at fifteen percent off list prices. Call to purchase from Rock Valley Garage.
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Rock Valley Qarace
Doings of the 10WA General Assembly closes amid compromise
The 40th general assembly ended after a heated session reaching a budget compromise. The plan provides about 39 million for two years, with schools receiving 691,453 more annually than the prior assembly. Tax levies remain near current levels, while a special session opened to finalize measures including a building tax and farm department restructuring under a new agriculture secretary to be chosen by the people.
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Develoj
General Assembly
Tn Otter
Board of Education
Spensker
Smith
Gdmeni Somentice
Senate
Toy
Kendall
Hawn
Buckbank
Theannie
Weston Stiles
Raymond Casaady
Monwona County
Ames
State highway funds and liquor laws expand under new measures
Proposed measures would raise taxes on township roads and replace funds with a five mill levy, expand highway upkeep powers under state rail guidance, and tighten liquor laws with penalties up to 1400 dollars, plus vehicle confiscation for liquor offenses. Other bills address livestock valuation, grain warehousing, and university funding, with Gov Kendall expected to sign the long and short of the highway bill.
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Prikony
Tuck County
Kendall
Towaity
Mount Lo
Biloka
Dolly
Appicultonal
Atlas
Rey Pony State College
Theensland Varni Bion
Sierintentoat
Nek Ag
Fox Banking’ Institution
Hay Femerité
Fond Debie
Pipersisors
Weatherville Town Council Hears Bid Advertisements
In Tetum the town seeks bids to pay principal and strains of a troubled season. A recert meeting saw council vote to pawn the season with Zink cited for questionable conduct by Judge Myirhingyas and disbarment proceedings started. Eldon Erickson’s Ford wagon stolen near Hawarden. discovery delayed with no trace found. Erickson and Welmerr Luajetent encountered a wolf pack near the river and captured mother wolf and eight cubs, paying $43 in the effort.
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Tetum
Striets
SL Zink
Ea Ul- Foney
Te Mars
Myirhingyas
Eldon Erickson
Hawarden
Welmerr Luajetent
Ha- Warden
Gas station tanker explosion in Syux City disaster
H. T. Johnson, manager of a Standard Oil station in Akron, bought a new gasoline delivery track in Syux City. A leak drained the tank and flushing with water led to a repair by a blacksmith. During welding a gas explosion occurred, blowing the tank forward toward the steering wheel and injuring bystanders.
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H. T. Johnson
Standard Oil
Akron
Syux City
Mx. Johnson
Blacksrith
Governor vetoes gas tax measure in bid to finance highways
Governor Mendall joined the session Monday in vetoing a two cent gasoline tax bill. Kendall argued the tax would unduly burden gasoline buyers and affect nonhighway uses, hindering other industries and penalizing energy consumption.
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Mendall
Kendall
Shoe Store Sale Promises Bargains Amid Frayed Stock
A fragmented notice describes discount prices on mismatched inventory at Peters Marness and Shae Store. Tot numbers and bold discounts appear, with indications of low stock and rapid sale to clear shelves.
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Peters Marness
Pioneer Settler Amos Oakimut Passes At 73
Amos Oakimut died at his home southwest of Itech Valley after months of illness. He was born in Norway and lived in the area since emigrating, homesteading near Rock Wall and later raising a large family of eleven children. He was a kind neighbor and faithful husband and father. Funeral services were held at the local church with burial at Linnand Cemetery.
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Amos
Oakimut
Itech Valley
Yan Nur
Caklaviel
Norway
Dedorul
Siont
Wong
Rock Wall
Oakland
Oaklund
Avon Sehoir
Irbi
Mra
Mary Soler
Billey
Jows
Binhosh
Community Mourns Tibor as Oakland Family Grieves
Mrs Oakland and children announce the death of Tibor with thanks for kindness from friends and neighbors. The message expresses gratitude for support and words of sympathy during a difficult time.
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Afur
Oakland
Notice of Sale for Mitchell Touring Car in Took Valley
A notice announces a sale of a Mitchell Touring Car model 1 40 with serial number 77288 to the highest bidder. The sale occurs on Saturday May 5 at 2:00 PM on Main Street in Took Valley Iowa, conducted by Fred H Klein.
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Took Valley
Iowa
Fred H. Klein
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Sioux County
Wouse
Wong Vandiyn
Orange Gily
Holland
United States
Peters
John Margis
Aire
Orange City
Hutchinson
Agen
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Ael
O'Brien
State Bank of
10Wa General Assembly
Damingin
Weatherville
Gush
Miele
First National Bank of
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