Complex Iowa land dispute original notice in Emmet County
Albert Romsa files a 1919 original notice in Emmet County Iowa against many Gower and Bowersock family defendants and unknown claimants. The suit seeks to quiet title to North Half of Section 26 Township 100 North Range 33 West, asserting chain of title errors and long adverse possession under color of title. The court is asked to confirm Romsa's fee simple title and bar all other claims, with publication in Vindicator and Republican.
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Emmet County
State of
Iowa
Pia
Albert
Sunrat County
Towa
Towit
Twentysix
Iowa Northern Central Reilroad Company
Towa Northern Central Railroad Company
Emmett County
Porredell Gower
Borredell
Douglas County
Kansas
J. D. Bowersock
Hebe G. Rector
Borredell Gower
Hebe G. Recter
H. M. Rector, Jr
F. E. Allen
Emma G. Allen
Recorder
J B. Binford
J. B. Binford
Amarida
Binford
Albert Romsa
Justin D. Bowersock
James H. Gower
J. W. Gower
Robert H. Gower
R. L. Gower
Henry Ryan Gower
Henry R. Gower
Charles H. Gower
C. H. Gower
Teresa R. Gower
T. R. Gower
John H. Gower
J. H. Gower
Borredel
Gower
Idwa
Emmet
Vindicator and Republican
Estherville
Sidney E. Bemis
Hays stance on League of Nations reservations
The article endorses Will Hays's call for reservations to the League covenant to safeguard U.S. sovereignty, the Monroe doctrine, and domestic policy. It argues reservations can be compatible with the league, preserving withdrawal rights and avoiding changes to core covenant provisions. It notes the league predates Wilson and remains essential.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
League of Nations
Hays
Washington
Republican Party
League Es
United States
Congress
League
Mr. Hays
Paria
Germany
Austria
Senate debate on league covenant reservations
The United States must honor international obligations but seeks carefully worded reservations. Republican leaders argue for prudent cooperation with the league to strengthen American influence, not hostility to the instrument. The main issue is the precise nature of reservations and how to achieve an accord with the Senate and President.
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United States
Senate
League
Hays
Wilscan
Officials Pass the Buck on War Dept Food Surplus Probe
Washington July 24 The War Department officials are busy shifting blame for delaying a declaration of food surplus until it had to be sold at a loss. Witnesses before the War Expenditures Committee testified it took six months after the armistice to declare no surplus existed, with General March noting a February rather than May declaration, while the Secretary of War allegedly favored protecting canners from a flooded market. The committee also noted demobilization of trains began quickly after the armistice, but six months passed before food supplies began to be demobilized.
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Washington, Juy
War Department
Committee of War Expenditures
Department
Mareh
Quartermaster Corps
Reavis
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company Ad
Estherville firm advertises lands bought and sold and loans at the lowest rate, noting interest titles examined.
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Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Towa
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