Long Iowa County Court Petition Names Many Defendants
A court filing from Washington County Iowa lists numerous defendants and associated parties with varied spellings of surnames including Hyde, Pringle, Brinton, and Garr etson. The document names individuals such as Mary Hyde, Gilbert Tugel, Nancy R. M rifield, and John Wasson among a broad roster, with no clear case outcome stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Tuel
Gilbert Walker Tugel
G. W. Tuel
Nancy Merrifield
Thomas §. Mealey
Thomas S. Maley
Thompson Dray
Jgrusha
David Buck
Harriett Buck
Robert Balderson
Eliza J. Balderson
Robert C. Balderson
Mary E. Ohmart
Christian Ohmart
Polly Ohmart
C. Ohmart
Sarah M. Isenhart
Jacob R. Isenhart
J. R. Isenhart
M. H. Hefflefinger
Anna Heffelfinger
Daniel Buck
Hariet Buck
R. C. Balderson
M. H
Jonathan G. Brinton
Henry W. Atwood
Henry A. Atwood
Minerva Atwood
William H. Allington
W. H. Allington
Abby Allington
Abigal Alington
Jonathans
Brinton
Johnathan Brinton
Mary Brinton
Jonathan Brinton
Joseph Sharp
Julia Ann Sharp
Ossian J. Gowey
Ossain J. Gowey
O. J. Gowey
Abraham
William Pringle
William
Sophia BE. Pringle
May E. Pringle
Mary E. Pringle
Sophia C. Pringle
Thomas J. Gassaway
Sophia F Gassaway
T. J. Gasaway
EK. Gasaway
William Balderson
R. B. Hyde
Maude Hyde
Hannah A. Pringle
Avijah M Pringle
A. M. Pringle
R. D Pringle
H. A. Pringle
Elizabeth Pringle
H. T. Pringle
Janette Garretson
Lydia Pringle
Selon Pringle
Louis A. Hicks
Mary M. Free
J. Pringle
L. W. Pringle
A. M Pringle
J. M. Pringle
H. L Pringle
J. Garretson
W. Pringle
March conditions and local notes from Washington area
March like weather with fog and damp as farmers urge staying off dirt roads. Subscriptions, visits, and local comments dominate the row of social notes from Washington area including Edward Stout and others, plus a two month calendar mix up affecting Bertin Maryland mail delivery and a nod to Fred Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Westin
North of Noble
Washington
Memories of threshing era and local figures shared
A nostalgic letter from Fred Taylor recalling threshing season at Brig Swifts place near Havre with Everette Beem Blossom and Joe Klopfenstein, plus a note about Mrs Swift's fried chicken and past hardships. He mentions Frank Macon of Washington Iowa and a 1939 Evening Journal clipping showing 1800 bu oats shoveled in one evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Brig.) Swifts
Everette Beemblossom
Joe Klopfenstein
Havre
Arthur Ruebsam
Washington
Brig. Swift
Amine
Fred Taylor
Chicago hog and cattle market report shows mixed week
Markets show meager hog supply with undertone steady. Week loss for light hogs 10 to 15 cents and heavy butchers 25 to 35 cents. Fed cattle up 25 cents from Friday, top 13.75, cows and heifers 15 to 25 cents higher, bulls steady to strong. Sheep market nominal with fat lambs 15 to 25 cents lower, top 9.00, week lamb top 9.35, yearlings and ewes mixed but generally weaker.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed Futures Activity
Open high low and close figures appear for wheat corn oats rye with mixed percentages across May, July, September contracts. No sales reported and several figures unreadable or garbled in the March update from Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report March 11
Butter receipts reach 1,134,129 gross lbs with extras 22 percent and firsts 21 percent to 21 percent. Butter market unsettled while Kees reports steady demand and 16,172 cases with fresh graded firsts at 16 percent and extras 164 percent. Potatoes show market steady to firm with 66 arrivals, 208 on track, and 887 shipments.
Doctor Fred Taylor invited to speak at osteopathic convention
Dr. Fred Taylor of Lewistown Montana has been invited as a principal speaker at the forty third annual American Osteopathic Association convention in Dallas Texas June 26 to 30. More than 2500 osteopathic physicians surgeons and specialists from the United States Canada Great Britain and other countries are expected to attend. He will address Osteopathic Lessons of the Spine and Ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dry
Fred Taylor
Montana
Lewistown
American Osteopathic Association
Dallas
Texas
United States
Canada
Grea
Britian
Taylor
Decree Rendered In Case Involving W Livingston Attorney
A decree was rendered in a case where W Livingston represents the plaintiffs at 1014s. The filing notes attorney for plaintiffs was W Livingston and records the judgment action completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. Livingston
Quieting Title Suit In Washington County Iowa
Plaintiffs in a district court petition allege absolute ownership in fee simple of described real estate in Washington County Iowa. They seek to quiet, confirm and establish title against named defendants and unknown claimants, with judgment barring all adverse claims. Defendants are advised to appear by September 11 1939 at the Washington County Court House or risk default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt
Mary Ann Hiatt
Daniel Powers
David H. Wentworth
Louisa M. Pringle
Eliza Hornung
Rebecca A. Holmes
Arnold A. Turner
Bertha Turner
G. K. Hyde
Mary M. Meacham
Dudley A. Meacham
K. J. Meacham
A. K. Meacham
Hiram
Augstead
Sarah O. Augstead
George Coffman
Dora M. Downs
Linnie A. Downs
Grace O. Downs
Shirley
Myrtle Heingman
John Heingman
Ruth McDonaghy
John Heinzeman
Myrtle Heinzeman
Wim
Hf. Alington
Harriet F. Gear
Pringle
Jannette Garretson
Janette R. Garretson
Sarah A McCauley
A. Garnant
Win Allington
William Allington
Washington County
Iowa
Iown
Mealey
Brighton
Seventy Four
St. P. M
Recorder
Clerk
District Court
Washington
Chicago cash grain market report details
Chicago cash grain prices list corn oats and soybeans with mixed and white samples and quality percentages. Washington market quotes and identification marks appear with February and March references and monthly regular meeting notes, indicating traders and yard personnel.
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Chicago
California and Davenport Rail Schedules by the Midwest Lines
Local and through trains listed include No 1 and No 2 Californias with stops at Washington and other points, No 43 Californian daily, and No 430 Knoxville Branch daily except Sunday. East and west bound services show No 3 Davenport to Kansas City local and No 25 Southwest Limited with No 8 and No 26 Limited departures. Agents GOODLANDER and ANDERSON note daily schedules and Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Golden State
California
Knoxville
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bel
Burlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ainsworth
J. D. Rabencid
H. H. Turner
Grand Junction
Paul Horak
Harry V. Miller
Spartan
Thatcher
Gale
Oetten Seed Store
Louis Baird
W. S. Gallagher
Smart & Parish
Janatin
Dewey
Eclipse Lumber Company
East
Hinshaw
C. D. Chandler
East Main
Journal
Diller
West Fifth
Coppock Road
Nellie Kuhn
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Reister’s Markets
Hennery
Pontry
W. Donald Radda
Don
the Journal
the Evening Journal
F. L. Stewart
Chas. Freese
Mr. Stewart
Ington County
Mary B. Hyde
Nellie R. Black
Margaret M. Fleig
Robert W. Hyde
Mary C. Fitch
Butch R. Hyde
Guy J. Hyde
George N. Hyde
John ©. Hyde
Hazel K. Schafer
John May
Hoover & Porter
West Chester
Earl Simpson
Clover Seed
W. H. Sigafooge
Studebaker
FORD
Mace Motor CO
North In. Ave
Oetjen Seed Store
Idaho
Square
Oliver Row
C. E. Phillips
Washington On Company
L. W. Chalupa
Pleasant Plain
Ira J. Schafer
Tucker @ Eicher
Hampp
Shire Gifts
C. R. Gallagher
Wolfe Hatchery
UBED
John Deere
McCormick Deering
Farmer's Implement Store
Charley Corette
South
CG. A. Owen
Monmouth
Ilinois
Edward Stout Brighton R
Edward
W. J. Bell
Youngester
America
Will A. Shalla
J. W. Dunbar
Haskins
Roger Colthursts
Fred Merryfield
Bob Davies
Joe Wittriga
Wayland
Louie Tinnes
Henry Triers
Elmer Vincent
Robert
Keota
M. N. Harbison
Wasington
Milt Dayton
Ned Henry
Times
Bertin
Hiry
Mr. Frank Macon
Washington, Iowa
Dear Frank
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Wrain
Nat. Osteopathic Mevi
Harry
Chicago Cash Grain
Cox
W. M
A. W. Yard
Tary
Sales EpiesAsestee Aily
Californian
L. Goodlander
Agent Ally
C. B
C. F
Anderson
D. F. Macon
Federal Farm Loans
Nat's Farm Loan Ass
Congress Hotel
D. C
Pettit, Secy
Treas
Fairfield
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