Quieting title suit over Emmet County land in 1919
In Equity at Emmet County Iowa a petition by Q Mosher Sr seeks to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 26 in township 100 north range 33 west, except one acre, with unknown heirs and claimants named. The suit asserts Mosher holds fee title evidenced by deeds and references Indemnity Swamp Land Acts and a 1868 Johnson County patent. The defendants and unknown claimants are notified the petition will be on file by August 5, 1909 for court action to establish Mosher's title and bar any contrary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Mosher, Sr
Johnson County
Towa
Towa North
Eth Central Railroad Company
Borredell
Gower
James
H. Gower
Otis Gower
Robert H. . Gower
Robert H. Gower
R. HH. Gower
R. H. Gower
Hebe G. Rector
H. M. Rector, Jr
John HH. Gower
Teresa R. Gower
J. H. Gower
T. R Gower
Henry Ryan Gower
Mary B. Gower
John H. Gower
Charles H. Gower
Harles H.) Gower
W. Gower
C. WW. Gower
Mary G. Bowersock
J. D. Bowersock
Bowersock
Henry R. Gower
Justin D. Bowersock
J. P. Bowersock
Borredell Gower
James WH. Gower
J. P. Gower
Emmet County
Iowa
the Clark
District Court of
Q. Mosher
Recorder
Clerk of Courts
State of
United States
Johnson, County
Eumet County
Claim to Gower estate faces Iowa court action
A lengthy legal notice details chain of title disputes over Borredell Gower and James H. Gower land in Emmet County Iowa. It cites deeds from 1868 to 1902, a 1886 trustee deed, and a 1919 filing seeking judgment to quiet title while acknowledging unknown defendants and potential claims barred by Iowa statutes of limitations. The notice warns defendants to appear by September term 1919 or face default.
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Towa Northern Central Railroad Company
Emmet County
Iowa
Borredell, Gower
Borredell Gower
James H. Gower
Emmet
James Fl. Gower
District Court
Doumas County
Kansas
Justin D. Bowersock
Towa
J. D. Bowersack
Geo
O. Rugtiv
George O. Rugtiv
Hogan Hoganson
Douglas County
Charles H. Gower
James TH. Gower
Charles U. Gower
James T. Gower
J. J. Gower
Robert H. Gower
R. T. Gower
Teresa R. Gower
T. R. Gower
J. D. Bowersock
Justin D Bowersock
Mary G. Jowersock
M. G. Bowersock
C. H. Gower
Henry Ryan
H. R. Gower
J. H. Gower
Henry
Ryan Gower
Henry R Gower
Tolor
Kereih
State of
Estherville
W O A. Ladd
Sidney’ E. Bemis
Vindicator and Republican
Esthervile
Thrift Message Urges Iowa Travelers to Promote Wise Spending
Homer A. Miller heads a campaign asking Towa State Traveling Men's Association members to spread the thrift idea as Good Business for Business. Travelers say their strongest reach is thrifty areas, framing thrift as first aid to the thriftless and a policy boosting community money.
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Towa
Towa State Traveling Men’s Association
Homer A. Miller
State War Savings Organization
Iowa
Private Railroads Likely To Reclaim Operation Says Report
The statement of facts argues that private operation is a necessary condition, not a theory, and railroads will return to private control under a new basis. It cites wage trends in Europe and argues private management yields higher efficiency and greater investment in railroad properties than government operation, noting wage increases for railroad and steel workers.
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Epiatsipo Etyta
How Business Men Can Promote Thrift and War Savings Stamps
Businessmen and publishers are urged to support thrift education nationwide and locally. Advertisers should devote space to promote wise spending, savings, and War Savings Stamps, using symbols, slogans, and thriftograms. Local banks and stores should publish thrift ads teaching four basic principles, leading buyers to purchase War Savings Stamps.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Chambers of Commerce
War Savings
War Savings Star
Iowa War Savings Committee
Sixth Ave
Des Moines
California women vote praised for social gains and legislature credits
California Governor lauds women’s suffrage, saying eight years of woman voting improved health, social, school, and political conditions. He notes four women in the Legislature and predicts an overwhelming ratification of the National suffrage amendment. Also includes real estate transfers, business notices, and Doan’s Kidney Pills endorsements from Estherville residents.
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William D. Stephens
California
United States
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