District Court Case Listing for Matrehild and Fairchild
In Washington County District Court Plaintiffs Jaws Voon Matrehild and Rena Fairchild sue numerous Wilson defendants including James Wilson John W Wilson Parker Wilson Mary Wilson Robert A Wilson Amelia Wilson William Wilson and others as listed in the original filing. The action names multiple Townsend Henderson and Townsend heirs among the defendants in a multi party civil suit.
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District Court of
Washington County
Jaws Voon Matrehild
Rena Fairchild
James Wilson
John W. Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Parker
Wilson
Mary Wilson
Robert A. Wilson
Amelia Wilson
Amelia A. Wilson
William Wilson
Wm. H. Wilson
William H. Wilson
Mary Fk. Wilson
John Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Matilda Willson
Matilda Wilson
Rancis L. Townsend
J. F. Henderson
M. C. Henderson
Frances L. Townsend
Francis L. Townson
Francis L. Townsand
Kalona Community Notes and Legal Notice In Washington County
Kalona and nearby communities report a county legal notice filing regarding disputed real estate in Washington County Iowa, with a September 10 1924 deadline. The Kalona correspondent covers local social updates including engagements births marriages and birthdays with regional visits and gatherings.
Turner Cuts Iowa Tax Bill and Pledges to Slash Property Taxes
The first governor in years to reduce taxes, Turner reduced Iowa’s tax bill by 50 million dollars over two years. He vows to cut property taxes to half their level when he took office and favors a net income tax to replace property taxes, repeal the sales tax, and raise taxes on utilities and large wealth escaping.
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Vera Davis
Iowa City
Earl Kennard
Oxford
Kalona
M. EB. Church
Wm. Davis
Frank Kennard
Lincoln
Nebraska
M. N. Adams
West Barnes Strett
A. J. Wotruba
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Washington
Joe Freund
Turner
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Pleasant group outing with baskets brought
A group enjoyed a pleasant day together as baskets were brought along for the occasion.
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Thes
Tarascans Noted as World’s Greatest Archers
The Tarascans, a Mexican Indian tribe, are praised for archery prowess with bows and arrows. It is claimed many can split a grain of wheat at 30 feet.
Smithsonian bug collection surpasses four million specimens
The Smithsonian Institution houses over 4,200,000 insect specimens in its division of insects. Dozens of scientists study individual insect types as daily arrivals come from all 48 states and continents beyond.
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Smithsonian Institution
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E L. Bartholow
Washington Township
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Catharine Harbaugh
Francis T. Townsend
CS. Townsend
Charlotte Townsend
Charlott Townsend
Williard N Stanley
Willard N. Stanley
Won. Stanley
Cornelia N. Stanley
Cornelia M. Stanley
Kk. B. Pierce
Anna S Pierce
Christian Weber
Anna C. Weber
Geo. BE. McCaleb
G. BE. McCaleb
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Ardis von Draska
Victor
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Clyde Taylor
Rock Island
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Taylor
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E. B. Hochstetler
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Wyoming
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Muscatine
Charles City Daily Press
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White Bear, Minn
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Russell Ehrenfelt
Wellman
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Louek
Cap Shoemaker
France
Germany
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A.E. Gault
Crawfordsville, Iowa
A. E. Sands
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Louisa County
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Times
L. H. Childs
Bort Madison
Agriculture
Dan Turner
Nate Kendall
E. L. Edmondson
E. J. Edmondson
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