Notias In Probate You and each of you are hereby potnted
Probate notice from Clay County Iowa stating you must appear at the Court on the writ day in August 1914 to contest the instrument presented as the last will of Hergette Aaker, deceased. The notice, signed by G. S. Sweran, Clerk of the District Court, orders appearance and shows probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Speaver
Clay County
Iowa
Hergette
Luwa
Ujateiot
A. Doin
G. S.swran
District Court
Prbners
Nile
Howe
Gertude
Abe
Ladiek
T O Biscole
Job
Maltimore
Balle Huy
Fisher
Gertrude
Readers list of periodicals in 1920s Iowa area
A fragmented列 OCR list catalogs various newspapers and magazines circulated or referenced in Des Moines and nearby Iowa locales. It names outlets such as the Des Moines Daily News Tribune Globe Democrat Commoner and Woman’s Home Companion, among others, with scattered pricing or notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcua
Iran
Wowan
Home Companion
Dea Moines Daily News
Sioux City Daily News
Dea Moines
Review of Reviews
Kimball
Farmer
Farmer and Broeder
Dicago Record Herald Ally
Confederate plotters seek passes to Baltimore in Harpers Ferry route
In 1861 era intrigue unfolds as Gertrude and a mysterious southern ally attempt to slip Federal passes via Baltimore and Harpers Ferry. A Federal captain arranges papers to Harper’s Ferry, while the pair face security, escort limits, and a wary field officer amid a tense border town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harpers Ferry
Waltimore
Gertrude
Rowles
Richmund
Helle Boyd
Belle Hoyil
Secret Service
Honey Child
Mids Boyd
Miss Boyd
Misa Blingham
Sheaid
Kelly
Harpera Werry
General Kelly
Harper Ferry
Belle Boyd and Captain Thornton in a wartime whisper
A fragment from a Civil War scene shows Belle Boyd slipping secrets to Captain Thornton as talk turns to fate and action. The dialogue hints at orders about a prisoner and a request to relay a message to General Jolnatat in Richmond, with tension mounting on the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timning
Boyd
Gertrme
Belle Boyd
Shenandoah's Daughter Chapter VI Ends in Delayed Escape
In this installment, Shenandoah's daughter Gertrude faces a perilous stalemate with Federal guards. General Kelly contemplates oathes, while Wiry Boyd and companions await further word from Washington as soldiers drink at a desk, leading to an uncertain halt before continuing in the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Fisher
Kelly
Gertrude
Perth
Syd Ade
Federal Guard
Jet Davis
Kelle Boyd
Gevert Kelly
Indies
Hunt
Olibl Sale
Motios Roadside Sale and Local Notices Highlight Weekend Details
A jumble of fragments notes a sale of a pump head at a fair price and references to local names and places. The inverted text mentions Crandat and Golly and hints at crafts or ironworks, with additional stray phrases about Spencer and Wednesday closures and a public notice tone.
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Munger
Jématoa - Munger & Johns Pohysicians
Spen
Opice
Ruumis
Ted Opttate Bank
Telephone
Chas. McAllister
A.M. M.D
Spencei
J. Molokouhysician and
Surgeos
Spencer
Ofice
Haygarth
H. D. Green
Nicodemus Block
Dickey & Porney's
Collester & Colester Peyaorans and Surgeons
Benjamin J. Voigt
West 41H Street
Opticians
W. W. Haygarth
Main
Fifth Streete
W. Bettice
Spencer, IoWa
Finst Naational Bank
RAL
JW. Dovorty
Lovia
G. G. Baker
D. V. Mnassistant State Veterinarian
Heeisierad Veterinarian
Bureau of Pacimal Industry
W. &. Ritchte
Giles Fa
Bor
Jnquire
News Offic
Clay County Abstract CO
Bstractors
Spencer, Lowa
Rasmussen
Druver
A .M. Jordan
Ae Union Block—Spencer
Dette Oi
Myrtie Fay Cuttell
4Th St
Spencer - Iowa
Lune
Notias
Spencer Nowa
Brady
Bronson Howard and
Henry Tyrrell
P. Putnam's Sond
Virginia Heighes
Beiahla
Maryland
Tangeafrroad
Potunme
Arsendall
Anyua
Tedis
Iby Raview
Reviewa Company
Balle Boyd
Joseph E. Dohnaton
Ab Newsalge
FURS
Western Electric Telephone System
First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Spencer, Lo
H. L. Carter & Son
M. E. Griffin
Fourth Street Lumber Yard
R P. Dethmers
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