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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
7
A famed poet, rejected for a poem, follows a magazine editor’s cheer to try special articles. The poet then writes a new poem on the discarded page, and it is accepted. The tale notes instant drafting and quick acceptance after the turn of phrase.
A state appellate court ruled that a dog sleeping in a hallway does not constitute a public nuisance. The decision rejects the notion that a resting animal imposes nuisance status beyond ordinary household concerns.
In Washington County Iowa the petition of Thomas J Newkirk seeks to quiet title to multiple parcels described by lot and tract within Washington city. The notice lists numerous defendants and unknown claimants with a September 5 1911 court term and cautions default judgments if not answered.
Citizens are invited to join weekly sessions at North Side Square hall managed by clerk J G Morinty. Notices mention "White Post" and Valley Forge Camp with posting every Thursday. participants in rooms above J. W. Scott and Kellogg are listed as organizers.
Notices list regular meeting nights for Masonic bodies including Washington Lodge and Bethlehem Chapter under J. W. Morton and Wyatt Marbourg. Fraternal schedule references nights each month and includes references to officers and meeting details.
Maryik Soja and Margaret A. Walker sue to quiet title to real estate in captioned property. They claim adverse possession for over twenty years and seek discharge of all unknown claimants and liens. The District Court of Washington County Iowa will hear the case with Eicher & Livingston representing plaintiffs.
A brief awkward exchange ends with Jinke and Wink refusing to be introduced. No further names or details are provided in readable text.
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