Iowa to host 1926 Grand Army encampment in Des Moines
Des Moines invited to welcome the Grand Army of the Republic for the 1926 national encampment. Iowa lawmakers consider a state appropriation and a concurrent resolution accompanying the invitation. Other notes recall Christmas observances in Toledo and Tama, prison industry developments at Anamosa Fort Madison, and the Des Moines post office setting holiday records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grand Army
Des Moines
Tawa
General Assembly
Grand Army of the Republic
Regulor
W J. Fisher
Northwest
Glazier National Park
Ames
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
LeMars
Sioux Falls
Big Sioux
Canton
D. C
State board report shows over 1 million in two years profits
The biennial report filed with Governor Kristine Dall shows state institutions earned more than 1,000,000 dollars in two years. Farm and garden yields totaled 1,720,694.04 dollars with net profits over 500,000. Apron, chair, and shirt factories at Anamosa and Fort Madison posted large surpluses after paying prisoners. Milk production reached 296,611.82 dollars in value, with dairy cows numbering 876 and averaging 8,183 pounds per cow in 1924. The milk was mostly consumed on site. The report notes expansion plans for motor railway cars to replace steam on multiple branch lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
Kendall
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Clive
Des Moines
Simplicity Cultivate Simplicity in Coleridge Voice
Fragmentary OCR text discusses simplicity in Coleridge, praising spontaneous plainness in expression. It references banishing complexity, daylight, and gardens of Pirtissus with vague metaphorical phrases. Names or clear events are not discernible from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Pirtissus
Toreles
Emmet County District Court Seeks Judgment in Lilley Case
Receiver files petition in Emmet County District Court claiming $17,789.88 personal judgment against J C Lilley and Sadie P Lilley on a December 28 1921 note due 1922 with 8 percent interest plus 2224 90 for interest on a $17 000 first mortgage on Dickinson County land and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Emmet County
J. C. Lilley
Sacha P. Lilley
Estherville State Bank
Estherville
Sadie P. Lilley
Dickinson County
Lilley and Lilley Face Foreclosure Action Over Debts and Mortgages
N J Lee files a foreclosure petition in Emmet County Iowa on behalf of a receiver of Estherville State Bank and two banks seeking $25 474 05 plus costs and attorneys fees against J C Lilley and Sadie P Lilley. The suit asks foreclosure of real estate mortgages dating from December 28 1921 covering multiple parcels in Emmet and Dickinson counties and seeks reformation to include omitted land descriptions. Default date set for January 1925 term unless appearance is made.
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J. C. Lilley
Farmers Savings Bank of
Dolliver, Towa
Sadie P. Lilley
Superior Savings Bank of Superior
Towa
J.C. Lilley
Estherville State Bank
Estherville
Iowa
Township 100
Range
Emmet County
Dickinson County
Farmers Savings Bank
Dolliver
Superior Savings Bank of
Superior
Township 98
Range 35
Pleinwn
N. J. Lee
Foreclosure Suit Notice In Emmet County Iowa Osgoods Named Defendants
The Clerk of the District Court in Emmet County Iowa receives a petition by a plaintiff seeking judgment for 521.05 with 8 percent interest from July 20 1923 and foreclosure of a mortgage securing a note dated July 20 1923. the filing seeks sale of the Northwest fractional Quarter of Section 19 Township 94 North Range 33 West and asks for a temporary receiver to oversee crops in possession. Claud Howell and Mrs. Claud Howell are tenants in possession and not named for money judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beman F. Osgood
Ethel L. Osgood
Emmet
Iowa
County Recorder
Emmett County
Claud Howell
Temporary receiver appointment in foreclosure case noted
In Palo Alto County Iowa the court sets December 24 1924 hearing before Judge F C Davidson at Emmetsburg to determine appointing a temporary receiver. If not appeared or defended by January 26 1926 default will be entered and judgment rendered. Attorneys Lehmann Seever s Hurlburt Kennedy represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud.Howell
F. C. Davidson
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Estherville
Lehmann, Seevers & Hurlburt
F. J. Kennedy
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Ringsted Iowa
Special Execution issued by the District Court of Emmet County Iowa directs the sheriff to sell Lot 9 in Block 9 Original Plat Ringsted to satisfy a judgment dated September 2 1924 in favor of Katie Fox Clara Kyhl Ella Hermanson George Monson J M Wolf against H L Johnson and Mary Johnson for 3595 77 debt plus interest and costs. Sale set for January 26 1925 in front of Estherville Iowa courthouse between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm with bidding starting 10:15 am. Dated December 19 1924 Estherville Iowa THOMAS NIVISON Sheriff.
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District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
Katie Fox
Clara Kyhl
Ella Hermanson
George Monson
J. M. Wolf
H. L. Johnson
Mary Johnson
Ringsted
Court House
Estherville
Thomas Nivison
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Toledo
Tama County
WHO
WHAA
Iowa City
WOL
Tama City
Brown
Tama
State Penitentiary
Griswold
Gass County
Devil's Hollow
Ctunt
Henry Field
Shenandoah
State Highway Commission
Conservation
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Towa Itizh
Mach
Atlantic Agr
Cedar County
Koblentz and Pletcher
Gladfelter-Rohrbaugh
Niles
Anamose
Jones County
Reformatory
Fuesday, Dec. Ltd
Sioux City
Supt
Clark
Town
James E. Thomas
Thomas
Bill Booster
Chicago
New
New York
London
Paris
County Attorney Association of
Vernon Seeburger
Polk County
Ole Naglestad
W. BE. Hutch von
Jefferson
G. L. Norman
Keokuk
Buell McCash
Bloomfield
Frank Northrup
Council Bluffs
Walter Kennedy
Boone
W. P. Brunler
Mason City
Town Bankers Association
District Court OF the State OF
Robert L. Leach
Estherville State
Sadie PP. Lilley
Farmers Bank of
Emery
South Dakota
John Hirning
VENT
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Agar
State OF
Anid
Scott
Beolt & Bowne
N. J
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
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