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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
8
District Court of Iowa Emmet County January term 1917 notices allege Adams Miller and wife sell property with complex land descriptions and numerous claimed liens. The plaintiff seeks court relief to quiet title against unknown heirs and claimants asserting ownership via adverse possession and disputed mortgages and deeds dating from 1890 to 1910.
The Department of Justice takes over the Federal Trade Commission inquiry into the print paper market to pursue civil and criminal actions for potential anti trust violations. Complaints and secret company papers are in Attorney General Gregory’s hands as grand jury indictments are considered, with possible dissolution suits against manufacturers under federal jurisdiction. A broad note on the need for national unity and peace follows, urging a moral and spiritual response to war driven by greed and materialism.
Unrecorded mortgage and incumbrance claims may exist against a party. A default will be entered if no appearance by noon on the second day of the next district court term commencing January 2 at Ratherville Court House Iowa. MOON and RAMMER, attorneys, announce the notice approved by the clerk on December 1 and published for four consecutive weeks in the Vinndlemtur and Republican. Endorsed by L. HeffeleTinger, Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County.
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature plans swift action on a wide set of appropriations and reforms. Proposals include funding for a San Francisco exposition repayment, state fair grounds program, new Temple of Justice, child welfare, military, and state educational institutions. It also outlines repeals and new laws such as home rule for cities, uniform school books, and the Torrens land title system.
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