Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa
R A McGuire files in District Court of Washington County Iowa a petition against numerous defendants and unknown claimants to real estate in Brighton and Nicholson additions. He seeks to quiet title, remove clouds of adverse claims held by others, and obtain general equitable relief after more than twenty years of possession. Default warned if defendants fail to appear before January 3, 1911, in Washington Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Tuel
Gilbert Walker
Tuel Thompson
Dray
Jerusham
Dray Scranton
E. Sweet
Henry Temp Catharine Tuel
Ralph Dewey
Moor and Bushnell
William Roland
Nancy Merrifield
Martha EK
Boardman Harvey Moore
Austin Bushnell
Henry Boardman
Martha Boardman
Chancey S. Stickney
Chauncey Stickney
Hellen B. Stickney
Chancery Stickney
Chancy Stickney
Edward Barton
G. A. Whipple
William C. Armstrong
W. ©. Armstrong
R. J. Armstrong
Bell C Nicholson
Thomas S.S. Maley
Rolland
G. W. Tuel
Lucinda Dewey
Robert C. Brown
Thos. S. Mealey
Jane Mealey
T. S. Mealey
David W. Cauffman
D. W. Cauffman
May Cauffman
Wm. N. Nicholson
Richard Braden
Nancy Braden
Trust of the 1St Evangelical Consecational Church of
Brighton
Elizabeth Nicholson
T. V. Nicholson
Amos Hart
Hamlin Savage
Belle C. Nicholson
Ambrose Hart
Lucy Swisher
Brighton State Bank
Washburn
Halligan Coffee Co
James Jones
East Plea Ant Plain Savings Bank
Congregational Church of
Washington County
Iowa
W. FE
F. Kk Veat
W. E. West
F. B. West
Jas. Tl Auld
First Evangelical Congregational Church of
Stickney
Nicholson
Follo
Sity
District Court
R. A. McGuire
City of
Washington
Eicher & Livingston
Wheat and Corn Markets Drift as Traders Hold Apathy
Chicago reports indicate wheat closed modestly higher after a week of activity while trade remained light. Corn supplies loosened as country movement grows, oats decline marginally, and hog futures face limited demand. Cash prices and futures show muted action with cautious sentiment from bears and bulls alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Iiinoig
Live Stock Markets Cattle Hog and Sheep Notes
Receipts last week reached 12 000 cattle despite expectations of moderate supply this week. Cattle prices ranged with yearlings to 1100 pounds at 7.00 to 7.55 dollars, steers 6.60 to 6.75, cows and heifers 3.75 to 4.55, bulls 5.75 to 4.90, calves 2.50 to 4.50, stockers 3.75 to 5.60. Hogs closed the week with a net loss of 0.25, top 27.70, most trades 7.50 to 7.65, receipts 158 942 head. Sheep and lambs declined, best lambs 6.40, ewes 2.50 to 3.75, wethers 3.25 to 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weekly Livestock Receipts and Prices from South Omaha
CATTLE receipts 23 444 for the week with early declines then partial recovery as supplies were adequate. HOGS receipts 36 762 with prices about 10 cents lower. heavy hogs at 7.35 7.45, medium at 7.50, top 7.60 7.65. SHEEP receipts 30 222 with lambs 4.50 6.00, yearlings 3.75 5.00, wethers 5.25 3.90, ewes 2.25 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Market Prices for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
A listing of current prices by origin and type including apples $3.50 to $5.50 per box or barrel, pears $5.50 per barrel, bananas 4 per pound, dates te per pound, figs California 85 cents to $2.50 per box, Smyrna 12 4 per lb, limes $1.50 per box, Florida grapefruit $4.59 per case, cabbages and onions with various rates, oranges from Louisiana and California, sweet potatoes and oysters from multiple regions, assorted nuts with per pound or per bushel pricing, celery from Michigan and Colorado, and fresh vegetables with unit prices per dozen or crate.
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N.Y
Louisiana
California
Naval
Virginia
Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
New England
Brazil
Michigan
Colorado
Flour Prices Across Varieties and Grades
Grain prices list multiple flour types and byproduct costs. Spring and winter wheat flours show per cwt figures from $4.50 to $5.40, rye products around $2 to $2.40, and feed items like cracked corn at $21 to $24 per cwt. Additional items include meal, bran, shorts, screenings, and oats with small per unit ranges.
Butter and Eggs Prices From Local Market List
Butter at 26 cents per pound and country butter at 24 cents. Eggs No 1 at 26 cents, No 2 at 24 cents, cracked at 22 cents. Poultry prices: hens and springs 44 cents, cocks 44 cents, ducks 8 cents, geese 9 cents, hen turkeys 9 cents, young toms 18 cents, old 11 cents.
Strike Claims Third Life in Chicago War Plant Walkout
The Chicane war ment workers strike ends in a fatal shooting as John Donnelly, a teamster, is killed at Milton and Chicaro avenues while transporting finished war ments. Police identify three suspected strikers as the shooters.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Now Do It Early
Do your Christmas shopping now to avoid a Saturday rush and help store clerks. The notice urges townspeople to visit shops early to ease nerves and finish gifts before the busy weekend.
One Day Doll Sale At West Side Drug Store
Special notice announces a one day sale on December 21 offering remaining dolls at steep discounts. Dolls priced 25 to 87 dollars are cut to 10 to 50 cents with limited quantities, encouraging early purchase at Donald J. Ross 6003 West Side Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Ross
West Side Drug Store
Hay and straw price list with various grades
Readable items show pricing for Timothy hay 13 to 13.50, wild hay 10.50 to 11, oat straw 5.80, and wheat straw 5.00 per unit.
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FOX & Dewey
Wells-Fargo Express
Washinton County
Caner Music DO
DOILY
G. & C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Cpborme
Oso
Sram
Northern
Des Moines
Wittim
Ening Journal
Ment
John Donnelly
Mil
W. J. Bradley
Jeweler
W. Corner Square
Darwin
Anderson & Wilson
Baltimore
Blue Label
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