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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
7
Valley Porge Camp No. 868 holds weekly meetings in the North Side Square hall on Thursdays. Neighbors are welcome to attend and participate.
Instructions on pruning soaking earth and assigning holes for roses with notes on manure ash and soil, plus cautions about ammonia and soil temperature. The article also includes a legal notice about real estate claims in Washington Iowa from 1911.
The family of Mrs. Large Fouchek expresses gratitude to the Fraternal Aid Association Modern Brotherhood of America the Yeomen and the Rebekah's for the beautiful flowers sent at their time of loss. The love and sympathy provided them much comfort from Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lohrer and family.
Mrs. Willis Wagner and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and thoughtful acts after their recent bereavement. The kindness is deeply appreciated and will be remembered for a long time.
Mr Large Fouchek thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of his wife in a brief notice.
A local theater piece at the Barnes opera house features a villain pressing a liquor drink on the hero who refuses. A boy in the audience shouts a defiant line, reflecting community sentiment and the paper’s voice.
District Court of Washington County Iowa September Term 1911 Chas A Means J M Haines and B Matthews plaintiffs vs Simon P Teeple Richard Moore commissioners of Washington County Iowa and many others including Elizabeth Smith and the Washington Loan and Building Association regarding ownership of allotments in Ashby additions to the town of Washington Iowa and adjacent lots in Block Two described as East halves of Lots One and Two and West halves of Lots One and Two in Ashbys Addition with unknown claimants and surviving spouses heirs and legal representatives referenced for the described real estate.
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa September Term 1911 Fred Radda requests a quiet title action against numerous defendants and unknown parties over a large tract in the North Half of the North West Quarter and other parcels. The petition alleges continuous adverse possession for over twenty years and seeks to foreclose all other claims and quiet the plaintiff as owner with no personal judgment. Defendants and unknown claimants are to be barred from any right or title adverse to the plaintiff, with publication order for four weeks.
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