Sioux County Court Notes Review of Judgments and Marital Decree
The notes record multiple judgments against defendants including B.J. Kelly, Marx & Haas Clothing Co., Tare Nimad& Ricker, Crater Crossette Co., Jobe Murray and wife, Tom Levering, J. B. and Nellie XN. Scott, Schoeneman Co., and others totaling thousands. A decree ties Adrian Mieras to Lavanne Griffith in Orchard Nebr with guardian appointment for Adrian Mieras. Guardianship, property transfers, and foreclosure actions are noted along with various licenses and local names and establishments.
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Maartlid
BJ Hyivk
Jobe Murray
John Levering
Tom Levering
Schoeneman Co
J. B
Nellie XN. Scott
Adrian Mieras
Lavanne Griffith
Orchard
Nebr
Lavanne
Das
Overing & Deslong Agaust
Amos van
Plmintif
Matntiff
Jeejirdier
Chis Hollenbesk
Jnde Per Agaiet P
G. Jacob Tiedmann
Knuna Stilauman
D.M. Blelfen
Abbey Shegout
van Orman
Hawarden
Dlaintie
Reorgeon Ak Oe Aewarien State Bank
Mier M. Card
Alex Card
Borden
Oraig
John Wittach
Bids Wanted for Township Cemetery Work and Superintendent
Trustees of Rook Township invite sealed bids for cemetery work and for a road superintendent. Bids must be received by February 4, 1928. Town Clerk C Souter signs notice.
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Rook
Alea
C. Souter
Carmel Man Dies Suddenly at Home
Van Berkum died suddenly at his Carmel area home on a Saturday while tending his property. He had been in his usual health shortly before death and lived in the valley area for many years. He was about sixty and survived by a wife and children.
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van Berkum
Carmel
van Berm
Took Valley
Law on Fare Payments Under Old and New Rules
The article explains two versions of fare payment. Under the old law the first half could be paid any time before March 81. if unpaid the second half also becomes delinquent and both must be paid with penalties. The new law makes halves independent. if the first half is unpaid by March 81 it becomes delinquent and may be paid later with a penalty, while the second half can be paid by September 40 and only then incurs penalties.
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Hammond
Des Moines
Uys
Oak Wood Tale Tied to Charter Oak Legend
Miltoend history notes a piece of oak from the Charter Dirk tree reportedly sent to the king in that town, linked to tax records and Whitman era trade. The famed Charter Oak of Hartford is recalled as King James II sought to move the Connecticut charter, with the tree famously blown down in 1856 and a 2000 shillings fee cited.
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Miltoend
Nickensemmis
Wade
Thomas Walpole
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Highway Commission to Travel in Style on State Tour
Members of the state commission will tour the state in a comfortable motor coach with seating for the chief and other members. The vehicle is equipped with reclining wicker chairs and furnishing to permit business discussions during the ride.
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State Commission
Lawmakers clash over corn sugar labeling and costs
Cyrus Cole and Senator Caper push for a non discriminatory label for corn sugar products amid concerns over wax additives and consumer confusion. The article notes 1927 state costs totaling 52,569.47 for wax pads and the primary road fund disbursement of 13,104,291.98 dollars.
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Gangrassman
Cyrus Cole
Fowa
Senator Caper
Kansas
Personally Conducted Southwest Tour By North Western Lines
A tourist party organized by Mr. GC VW Jacobs charts a 4000 mile rail journey through the Southwest with 700 miles of auto travel. The itinerary includes rail travel, hotel stays, and visits to irrigation projects and national parks from Sioux City to Albuquerque, Phoenix, and Santa Fe with stops at hotels and seven days of guided excursions. Reservations and full details are available from Jacobs in Rock Valley Iowa.
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Sioux City
VW Jacobs
Northweston
Missouri
Pullman
Fred Thary
Amur
Lux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Takine de Southern
Kansas
Oklahoma
Clavis
New Mexico
Cui
el Tavor
Ag Ved Pellman
Whoenix
Aricona
Tantous Salt River Valley
Roosevelt Dam
Fusona Im
Perial
Phoenix
Miami
Globe
Rangevelt
Albquerque
Wellers
Santa Me
Leon
Big Gunde
Trinidad
Tat Jiala
Nde City
Lions City
Fraternal Benevolence Groups Form in Iowa
The BrotherHood yf Ahemeny and Model Woodmen of America organized as fraternal benevolent bodies in Iowa with headquarters in Des Moines and Lyons Illinois respectively. Members remain in the communities where the groups were formed.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Model Woodmen of America
Touts Isind
Minois
al’ Lyons
Alent
Hite
Line
Qur School Students Present Works and Games Review
The first grade completed a paper project featuring art literature and handwork with puppet plays Little Red Riding Hood and Little Black Sambo. Second grade projects include animal silhouettes for an animal book and measurement charts.
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Childrer
Lois Reerda
Shirley Green
Dickie Thomas
Louis Reorda
Shirley Greet
Letha Sosith
Harriet Buckles
Farm Owner Considers Reverting Land To Market Use
A Lone Tree man Mr Tacke reports strong earnings from a farm in Legis County tied to Tom Lavine of Tova City. The farm reportedly holds ores and yields over $1,301, with several milks contributing. Lavine contemplates converting the farm into a different use.
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A. Tacke
Lone Tresana
Tom la Ving
Tova Cy
Legis County
Mr. LaVerd
Farmers Union Opposes Advance Crop Estimates
The Farmers Union across several counties condemns the departments forecasts as causing market gloom and lower prices. They argue crop estimates depress prices and hurt farmers, citing a remark by Governor Lowen about Danish butter rumors affecting New York markets.
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Farmers Union
Advance
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Union
Cvap
Guv. Lowen
New York
United Staes
Bly Shipment of Onions Sets Local Record in 1927
Ansgar in Mitchell County reports the 1927 onion shipment from St Ansgar station as the town's largest ever, exceeding the previous year by over 180 cars with 466 cars shipped. Potatoes and cabbage shipments declined due to market conditions, yet cabbage and potato losses were modest, while a record 1,199 wagonloads of other goods moved from the station.
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SM. Ansgar
Miteball
Vaner Onion
Ian Towa
St. Ansgar
Sara
Farm Bureau and Road Bond Debate State Road Plan
Members of the State Western Federation dispute newspaper commentary on a recent dwelling bonding bill. They oppose bonds for primary road improvements unless tied to full payoff from road funds and seek limits on total bonds and a statewide, equitable program. They also call for a survey committee to plan farm and market road improvements.
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Weem Eustern Federation
Sesivicion
Greiner’s Harness Store Repairs Farm Equipment
Mr Farmer is invited to Greiner’s Harness Store to have harnesses repaired with a promise of good service and an oil claim free of kerosene. The ad asserts trusted workmanship and customer satisfaction.
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Greiners
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Fee A. W. U. G
Shirley Brons
Minder
Attrartian Sujouri
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DR. Rb, M, Scrutz
Owa
Astrid Tnndgren
Eileen McNamara
Maegaret
Taynman
Ireton
Rock Valley Games
Iretow Girls
Iuys
Siotorens
Saue
Te Rock Valley Girls
Weeof Bs
Abe Rock Valley Huge
Iretahews
Piiging
Boydan Boys
di Vlay
Secont
Boyden
Gnes
Farm Bureau and
Road Bont
MR. Farmer
First National Bank
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