Quieting Title in Maria Lind Estate in Pocahontas County
Sixteen heirs of Maria Lind deceased seek to quiet title to property in Pocahontas County Iowa. They allege Maria Lind died intestate son and the executor Jos McEwen sold the premises to plaintiff under court orders. The defendants are warned to answer by March 16 1916 or a default will be entered for the plaintiff AVIDEON & BURT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
Ra Rene
Maria
Ling
Mcphee
Iction
Plata
Bruce ‘Ore
Maren
Tolb
Spa
Lowa
Maria Lind
Dole
Margaret J. Lind
Maria ‘Lind
Jos. McEwen
District Court of Said
Court ‘House
Pocahontas
Avideon
Community notices and farewell gatherings in Bradgate
Local items report farewell parties for Miss Mary Tilton and Misses Vanch and Wallace as they leave for Estherville Ocheyedan and other towns. Social events include Royal Neighbors party, Ladies Aid meeting, Auto Show in Fort Dodge, and visits by residents to Rolfe Humboldt Rutland and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Tilton
Bradgate
Fort Dodge
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. W. Kellogg
J. D. Corzette
Theo
Benjamin
Chris Thompsson
Chicago
P. H. Barger
Frank Jolliffe
Ronald
Louisa Lees
M. R. Higby
Rolfe
P. L. Smith
J. W. Tilton
Mary Tilton
Estherville
Bert Billiott
Vanch
Wallace
Ocheyedan
Iowa
Wood Wallace
West
W. C. Wallace
Jim Jolliffe
Des Moines
Jas. Lovrien
Humboldt
Milan Sharp
Steve Nelson
Lawrence Holden
Marie
Christina Larson
Rutland
M. A. Cline
Minnesota
Frank Wallace
Pioneer
Herbert Benge
Embroidery Club Hosts Surprise Party and Town Moves
Albert Hemmerson travels east bound Friday evening. The Embroidery Club ladies and husbands host a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Chas Templeman at their west town home with a well planned luncheon. Numerous local residents attend visiting in Rolfe and Rutland areas. Several families relocate housing. Templeman moves to the P. H. Bargers farm seven miles NW. Gleanings note exchanges, fairs, and town movements including Gilmore City residents and regional guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hemmerson
Embroidery Club
Chas. Templeman
Cora Richardson
Friedly
Bothwell
Gilmore City
Wm. Rice
O. E. Ellefson
Humboldt
Ole Sheldon
Rolfe
Wayne Crow
Dale Crozett
Bertha
LaVanche Wallace
Rutland
Zeck
W. C. Carlson
Fort Dodge
Bradgate
A. M. Price
Donnelly
Minn
Albert Bendixen
Canada
C. H. Schiasel
Des Moines
John Cordes
W. E. Campbell
Edna Brown
Wichita
J'Stevenson
Salts Promoted To Cure Kidney Problems And Urinary Ailments
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a cheap, safe remedy to flush clogged kidneys and relieve urinary discomfort. It claims regular meat eaters suffer kidney issues and recommends four ounces of the solution daily in water before breakfast to restore kidney function.
Community Notes and Moves in Town Life
The report documents a February 25 birth at a theatre benefit that raised over forty dollars, awards for Miss Mabel Hood and Mr. Edgington, and various local visits and relocations including Mrs. Hallinan and daughter in Rolfe, the Blains’ Spencer trip, Tommy Kelly’s Canada trip, the Winger family’s best wishes, the Warner departure for a new home near Garner, Rose Julius at a wedding, George Black’s move to Hereford street, Mrs. Bonne at an auto show, and Dr. Jones and Brown family relocations along Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rickard
Mabel Hood
Edgington
Hallinan of
Rolfe
James Murray
Harry Blain
Spencer
Tommy Kelly
Canada
Kelly
Will Warner
Garner
L. E. Campbell
Town
Rose Julius
Palmer
Wiegert-Bencke
George Black
Hereford Street
George Bonne
Fort Dodge
Dr. Jones
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings 1915 1916
Proceedings detail auditor claims audits and adjournments on January 1916 with list of depository bank bonds approved for Pocahontas county Iowa. Appointments include County Engineer A L Thornton and assistant D W Trick plus income for rodman and travel. Also 1915 actions on drainage district bonds and contractor refunds noted.
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Pocahontas
Board of Supervisors
First National Bank
Fonda
Towa
Farmers’ Saving Bank
Manson
Pomeroy
Iowa
Calhoun County State Bank
Plover Savings Bank
Plover
Pomeroy State Bank
Farmers’ Trust and Savings Bank
Bank of Ware
Ware
Gilmore City
Havelock
Bank of Pocahontas
First
National Bank
Rolfe
State Bank of
A. L. Thornton
Rodman
D. W. Trick
A. W. Patterson
Cedar
Colfax
Dover Townships
Robert Klein
M. J.,dooley
W. P. Hopkins
American and English Shire Horses Offered in Pocahontas County Sale
A typed auction list presents 29 head of pure bred English Shires including imported Fol ville Dray Lass foaled 1907 and Marketon Clarissa foaled 1911 with weights from 1250 to 2800 pounds. Included are multiple bay and grey mares and stallions, young geldings, and several two and three year olds with pedigrees noted, described as Belgian and Guarud-ysed Belgian sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marketon Clarissa
Bonny Tom
Farmer Royal
Marc D. Hargi
Pocahontas County
No Use To Try To Wear Out Your Cold It Will Wear You Out
Thousands suffer coughs and colds through neglect and delay. The text warns neglect weakens vitality and invites serious illnesses. It encourages early care and mentions a Dr. King or New Day remedy, urging timely treatment to avoid worsening symptoms.
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King
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Chicago and North Western
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