Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Absentee John Kirkpatrick
Petition in Washington County Iowa District Court seeks administrator for John Kirkpatrick absentee. Amanda Kirkpatrick Peiper claims he left over seven years ago with $510.73 fund in county treasury. Hearing set for September 11, 1989 at 2 PM in Washington Court House.
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John Kirkpatrick
Washington County
Iowa
District Court
Amanda Kirkpatrick Peiper
Lavonia Adell Sweet
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Brought News and Visitors
Crawfordsville notices summarize visits and travels of local residents. Mr. and Mrs. K A Coates returned from the Black Hills and Wyoming. The community welcomed newlyweds Paul Haworth and their Ozark trip memories. Visitors included Harold Graham, Jane, Etta Buxbaum, Margaret Schmitt, and Clara Finke among others.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
K. A. Coates
Black Hills
Wyoming
Bergstrom
Swedesburge
Harold Graham
Jane
Mt. Pleasant
J. C. Wooley
Columbia
St. Paul
Etta Buxbaum
Cedar Falls
Margaret Schmitt
Iowa City
Verdi Notes of Local Visits and Socials
Mr and Mrs James Baird returned from Peoria AL with granddaughters Mary Joan and Caroline for a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Stanley Baird visited Douglas Winters in Keosauqua. Mrs Bessie McCall visited her son Glen McCool. Dorothy Libe attends summer school at Oskaloosa. Amy Williamson of Fairfield stayed with Leslie Yates. Charles Crandall spent weekend with his sister Mrs Stanley Baird. Presbyterian group one hosted by Mrs John Libe Friday afternoon with eleven present.
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F. J. Longer
Verdi
James Baird
Peoria
George van Gundy
Mary Joan
Caroline
Stanley Baird
Douglas Winters
Keosauqua
Winters
Baird
Bessie McCall
Glen McCoall
Dorothy Libe
Oskaloosa
Amy Williamson
Fairfield
Leslie Yates
Charles Crandall
John Libe
Presbyterian Church
Charles Schiebel
Twain Spent Years on Personal Recollections Book
Mark Twain spent fourteen years writing Personal Recollections of Joan of Are a humorous memoir attributed to the wry American author. The work reflects his characteristic voice and long drafting process.
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Twain
Mark Twain
Pleasant Hill visitors and holiday crowds in Washington
June 26 notes describe Mrs. Howard Benn of Pleasant Hill visiting, general field work amid dry spells, and Sunday showers. Washington had a dull day but a lively evening with park crowds, a Kangaroo court in session, and neighbors recalling childhood crowds.
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Howard Benn
Pleasant Hill
Washington
Keota Resident Oren Palmer Dies Suddenly on Heart Attack
Keota June 26 Oren Palmer 59 died of a heart attack last night at 11 after a brief illness in the home of Mrs. Minnie Stewart. Funeral Wednesday 3 PM at Federated church conducted by Rev. Vern W. Butler. Burial in Keola cemetery. Palmer and brother Terry ran the Keola pool hall. Survived by brother in Keota, sister Mrs. Carrie Dill Washington, two daughters Mrs. George Culver Waukon and Anna Ruth Palmer at home. wife predeceased.
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Keota
Oren Palmer
Minnie Stewart
Federated Church
Vern W. Butler
Keola
Palmer
Terry
Carrie Dill
Washington
George Culver
Waukon
Anna Ruth Palmer
Missionary Group Meets at Church in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville reports a Women's Missionary meeting held at the local church on a June 24 date with participation from members of the group and surrounding community.
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Crawfordsville
Buckner Leads Five Defendants in New York Philippine Rail Bond Trial
Philippine legislator Felipe Buencamino is among five defendants tried in New York over the railroad bond case. William P. Buckner Jr. dominates attention due to his ties with prominent movie figures.
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Felipe Buencamino
New York
William P. Buckner, Jr
The
Mighty of the Movie World
News Notes Communities by D F Macon
Subscription representative D F Macon reports on community updates and reader engagement across local areas during the current period. The column highlights service changes, available promotions, and upcoming events affecting households and businesses.
Local Social Notes and Family Visits
Remaining seated while the writer received his home daily subscription, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyers and Patty Lou of east of Haskins visited. John H. Simmerings of Ainsworth R 2 dropped by with eggs for market. Neighbors W. J. Dea family and Miss Elizabeth Dea plan to attend the New York World’s Fair. A niece card from the Stewart Hotel in San Francisco marks J. F. H. Taylor’s enjoyment of the coast fair. Mrs. Clarence Benson, recently in hospital, is at Howard House and hopes to return home soon near Eureka south of Washington. Jean Macon and Dwight Davis of Davenport spent Sunday with Jean’s parents before returning home.
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Ernest
Meyers
Patty Lou
East of Haskins
John H. Simmerings
Ainsworth
R 2
W. J. Dea
Elizabeth Dea
New York
Stewart Hotel
San Francisco
California
J. F. H. Taylor
Clarence Benson
Howard Hotse
South Snd Ave
Eureka
Washington
Jean Macon
Dwight Davis
Davenport
Jean
June Putnam Returns From Visit At Springville
June Putnam comes home after a two week stay at Lester Macons in Springville. A note clarifies reports of Bob Macon's mother being seriously ill are false. she is in perfect health.
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June Putnam
Lester Macons
Springville
Bob Macon
Republican Leaders Seek Small Dent in Huge Budget
Washington June 26 Representative Joseph W Martin Jr Republican leader in the house announced a last minute effort to cut at least 500 million from the federal budget by 10 percent in all eligible appropriations next year excluding relief and Social Security fixed charges. The plan targets about 13 billion in current and permanent appropriations plus trust funds not counting the president’s 3.86 billion spending program and cites the Roosevelt era policy as responsible for the swollen total.
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Washington
Congress
Joseph W. Martin
House
Martin
Roosevelt
Chicago Market Report Shows Hogs Steady to Higher
Markets unsentimented with hogs at 12 000 head. Prices up to ten cents from Friday's average, top at 7.20. Cattle and calves supply large with slow demand. fed steers around 10.60 and yearlings near 10.25. Vealers steady to weak. cows scarce. Sheep weak to lower on old crop lambs with light activity. Estimated tomorrow: cattle 7 000 hogs 12 000 sheep 1 000.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Report Summary
Chicago prices for cash grain printed with mixed corn grades and soybeans. Mixed corn samples show percentages around mid forties to fifty, yellow and white corn variants listed, oats samples around 29 to 31 percent, soybeans show yellow percentages between 92 and 94 percent.
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Chicago
Five Kasbuo Keefft Brothers Near Sofia Clock Aged Line
Five Bulgarian Kasbuo Keefft brothers near Sofia approach a combined age around 421 years with ages 88 86 80 77 and 70. They live simply, work in the fields, and do not dwell on time.
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Kasbuo- Keefft
Sofia
Sunbonnet Club Reaches Hundred Members and Growing
The Sunbonnet Club reports a membership of 100 and rapid growth. The long list of members includes Thelma Meek Eva Luther Ny Mrs Thomas Duncs Harlan Bales W D Dwyer Ruby Dankwardt Mrs Jomer Stephen Mrs Ralph Pratt and many more, indicating broad local participation.
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Orville Elder
Lewis Warren
J. E. Wells
Lewis Jeter
Scott Wilcox
Louisa A Young
Jean Pringle
Lo W Easter
Carl Martin
Alvin Walker
Sheilah Ross
J. E. Wright
Rose M. Reid
M. C. Hillery
Lou Johnson
Florence Zieglowsky
Chicago Produce Market Report and Local Women’s Society Meeting
Chicago Produce shows steady markets with receipts of 23 538 cases and 27 trucks for poultry. A church gathering on Thursday afternoon hosted the Women’s General Missionary Society led by Mary Manners with 18 present and delegates to the Grinnell convention scheduled for June 23 to 27.
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Chicago
Ety
Mary Manners
Women's General Missionary Society
Merle Twinam
Frank Gault
Frank Maxwell
N. E B. Lease
Gladys Twinam
N. G. Webster
W. G. Robertson
Grinnell
Maude White
J. ©. Cannon
Edith Ferguson
Jessie White
Fred Anwy
Chicago Grain Table June 26 Prices
Grain table from Chicago shows wheat, corn, oats, rye futures with July and September quotes. Movement indicates slight changes across wheat at 69 for July, 71 for Sept. corn around 47 to 49. oats 30. rye 44 to 46 with varying highs and lows.
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Chicago
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