Notice of Estate Administrators for Dabua Postma
Notice issued March 14 1927 by District Court of Sioux County Iowa appoints Harry A Postma and Willkaw Postma as administrators of Dabua Postma deceased. Creditors urged to file claims and all debts paid to the administrators or their attorney C A Walhot. Valley Poultry Yards announces cash buyers of poultry and eyes. RenderingWorks advertises prompt service by phone 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A
Postma
Willkaw
Vostma
Adinistrators
C. A. Walhot
Valley Poultry Yards
Hayden
Reek
Valley Rendering Works
My Experience As A Smokechaser
Lomi Vail recounts days on a fire line as a smokechaser, detailing bunking arrangements, cooking, and trench work. She describes sender systems, walking twenty one miles to reach a lookout, and contrasts fire types with practical tools. The piece emphasizes practical, non glamorous life on early fire suppression duties.
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Lomi Vail
State Legislature Deliberates Bonded Collection Agencies
A bill by Clarence Knudson proposes a $20 000 bond for collection agencies filed in the house. The bond would guarantee funds owed to clients and be held by the secretary of state before agencies begin operation. The measure targets prompt and honest collections by individual collectors and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Clarence Knudson
Goron Gordo
Diploma Mills Taint Oskalore Diploma Affair
The Wagic dispute in Oskalore involving J. W. Macleanan and the Oskalogsa College presidency led to calls for outlawing diploma issuance. A Senate committee drafted a bill to curb such actions after investigations found admissions and issuance irregularities despite countywide issuance.
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Oskalore
J. W. Macleanan
Oskalogsa Collesey
Tha Sollee
Prana
Senate
Iite
Sean
Threshermen Seek Lien of Gratin A Till
A provisional measure aims to repeal all existing laws by creating a lien for threshing operators. It stipulates that an operator of a gain thresher clover filer corn stiredder or hay haler may claim priority upon finishing work.
Convict Labor Bill Advances for Roads and Parks Work
A draft convict labor bill from Wolfe of Linn proposes state highway authority and a conservation commission to employ prisoners in road and park improvements. Convicts would be paid about $2.50 daily, with deductions for board and fines. A $200 reward is set for apprehension of violators. The plan includes bridge projects on the Missouri and a joint railway bridge, with funding from Missouri and nearby counties. The measure faces strong opposition in the Senate.
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Dakota
Wolfe
Linn
The
Conservation Commission
Missouri
Gnawa
Decatur
Nob
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Tawa
Bubaques
Laer
Comnertig Shulawil Sivamah
Mibvanikess Iain
Senate
Ellsworth College Assets Debate Over Property and Income
The justees of Mlisxorth College argue ownership of buildings and equipment remains with the college under the board of education supervision. An income figure of about 7000 dollars is cited, claimed insufficient to meet expenses for 20 years, amid ongoing governance questions tied to Codain Burl and the aging faculty.
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Ellsworth College
Mlisxorth College
Nears Age
Shows Outside of Cities and Towns Controversy and Proposals
A disputed note concerns county exhibitions and licensing with a proposed bill. Senator Shane of Wapullo County sponsors a measure to empower supervisors to regulate exhibitions, setting fee ranges from 100 to 500 dollars. An ouster in the board is discussed to control county shows and election boards proposed pay limits.
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Abeel
Shane
Wapullo
Councy
Aniho
Board of Supervisors
Wagner
Scott
Las Élerk Aril
Esse
River Bridges Bill Sparks Rouse House Debate
Lawmakers in the house debated a plan to build river bridges linking eastern and western regions. The measure aimed to ease crossing tolls and improve transport to western towns and packing houses in Omaha. The vote passed by a slim margin, with strong interest from representatives across sections.
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Uvier
Sissippi
Tint Furmers
Iby
Omaha
Missouri
Brirden
Fence Responsibilities Between Adjacent Farms
Text outlines how adjoining landowners share fence duties when a boundary fence is needed. It specifies that owners must construct the fence along the dividing line or jointly, with costs split in half, and that if agreement on costs exists it is set by township trustees. It also addresses when a landowner must build a “special construction” fence and who pays for it.
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Coulen
Tinstees
Local Store Notes and Loan Offers From Small Town Traders
Tinak Y Warnes advertises prices and lending options while Croiier Karsess Store markets low oiling costs and a $100 loan on land with favorable rates. J Beavilaw & Son and Corner Drug Store list goods and film offerings. Goodrich WIRE and Peters Hornegh appear in local sale notices alongside various livestock and farm items.
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Tinak Y
Nead
Uae
Croiier Karsess
Ioan
Rome
Beavilaw & Son
Eastmen
Kodaiks and Films
Wodak
Deug
Goodrich iViret
Thirs— Peters Hornegh
Ty Cogswel
Serk Gorses
Heh Liber
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Peter Spruyt
Reck Valley
Owe
G. Deboer
al Pry Expense
Boon, Lowe
Rock Valley
Lowe
Vander Poel
Beamer
Cate
Wm. Zwaan
Iowa
John Kersbergen
Watkins
Pire Food Laboratories
J. A. Watkins Conpany
Manly
J. R. Watkins Company
Remesber
Vanillin
Conmarig
YOUR
H. Helpers
Rock Valley, Iowa
A. F. Schemmer
Farmers Lumber Company
Rack Valley
Fae
Aehovel Am Ag
Nod
Gratin
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