District Court Notice of Real Estate Partition in Washington County
Plaintiffs seek division of undivided interests in multiple tracts of land in Washington County Iowa among coowners led by George W Augustine and Sheridan Augustine heirs. The petition asks for a partition by sale, adjustment of shares, accounting for rents since 1906, and a trust provision for of any due funds, with notice to various defendants and nonresidents. The September 1941 term is set with noon deadline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Augustine
J. G. Augustine
R. L. Augustine
G. F. Augustine
Ethel Hotle
Mary Long
Clarence Ralston
John Shaffer
Gerald Ralston
Virginia Ann Ralston
Pearl Augustine
Allie Bond
Muriel Augustine
Claire Augustine
Clarence Hotle
Ray Long
Lillian E. Ralston
Walter Dillon
Mel Shaffer
Edith Ralston
National Bank of Washington
W. D. Augustine
Recorder’s Office
Washington County
Iowa
Aliie Bond
District Court
Vera Bond
James Ralston
Anna Dillon
Ray Ralston
Anna M. Sheets
Hester A. Statler
Ero Clarence Ralston
R. _L. Augustine
Sheridan Augustine
District Court of
Washington
Morrison and Morrison
Orangeade at Dawn in a Quiet City Café
A lone customer and a stranger share a late night drink at a small city café. The man reveals he is a plain clothes officer tracking a string of stickups, and the scene pivots to film industry chatter about a new super revue show and a glamorous star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Jes
Ben Carters
Miller
Garrison
Louis
Joyce
War talk and a New Jersey house visit
Jane Rider faces Kurt Helm and George Givens at a rural home while a wartime faction pushes for American unity. Helm proposes a part time role to spread movement propaganda and recruit followers, as Jane weighs joining to help defend democracy. Nearby, David tracks a murder case across a tense midnight drive with Bill and a danger-filled route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Givens
Mr. Givens
Mrs. Givens
Miss Rider
Jane
Kurt
Mabel
Helm
George
Kurt Helm
Givens
Miss. Rider
Amelia
Europe
Iavid
Carlie
Mattile Breanu
David
Bill
Breanu
Artion
Bream
George Washington Bridge
Fort Lee Road
Ovtwrpeck Creek
Carlie Bream
Buddy
Pete
Maryse Trutledge
King Peaturea Syndicate
Soybean Grades Dip Slightly in 1940 US Crop
An Agricultural Marketing Service survey shows the 1940 US soybean crop totaling about 80 million bushels was slightly lower in quality than 1939. December receipts at markets indicate 74 percent graded No. 3 or better, down from 85 percent in December 1939, with excess moisture and foreign material cited as major degradants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agricultural Marketing Service
No Difference in Bullet Motion Relative to Firing Aircraft
The statement asserts that the bullet’s motion relative to the aircraft is identical whether the airplane is in flight or stationary, implying the backward reference frame yields the same immediate recoil behavior in both conditions.
Flags That Floated Over Biloxi Through Ages
The article notes Biloxi Mississippi was governed under a succession of regimes as the national flags of France Spain England the Confederacy and the United States all flew over the city at different times shaping its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Spain
England
The
Confederacy
United States
Biloxi
Miss
Largest hops producer grows after Sudetenland acquisition
Germany's wartime expansion made it the world's leading hops producer, linked to broader imperial policy. Rain is global with no desert entirely rainless, even the Sahara receives some rainfall. Male ostrich averages around 30 pounds in weight in many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sudetenland
Earth
Sahara Desert
Peak Attendance Basketball Games Reach 5 Million in 1939
Estimated attendance at basketball games in 1939 reached about 5 million, reflecting growing popularity and public interest in the sport during that year.
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Dodgers
Lowa
Anna M._ Sheets
L. B. Luithly
P. M
G. Augustine
R L. Augustine
Joe Fiberg
Sam
Fiberg
J. L
Sam Miller
Pardner
Earle Whyte
New York
Oy Maryse J Rutledge
New York City
Timmy
Grouch
Washington Dairy
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy & Striebei
Wolfe
Sam James
Moore’s
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