Notice of Quiet Title Proceedings in Iowa District Court
In Washington County Iowa 5S Bram Johnson plaintiff files suit against William Basey Rebecca Basey and others including unknown claimants to described real estate. The petition seeks quiet title in fee simple correcting errors in record title and barring adverse claims with judgment and decree for relief. Court terms set for September 12 1938 with default penalties if defendants fail to appear. S. W. Livingston attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Basey
Rebecca Basey
John DD. Campbell
Caleb B. Campbell
Adeline Campbell
B. Campbell
Margaret M., Young
KE. J. Kilgore
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Jno
D. Campbell
Adaline Campbell
Washington County
Iowa
Latitia HH. Young
James H. Young
Washingson Loan & Trust Company
Washington
Iown
Lexington Road
St. P. M
Chicago, Tock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
District Court of
City of
S. W. Livingston
District Court
Saia Court
Bible Thought and Reflections on Education and Heroism
The piece links Romans 8 26 27 to prayer and the Spirit's intercession. It then notes formal education as a transient stage in a life of study, and claims education ends only when ambition stops. It cites Colonel R J Rees and the idea that overcoming difficulties creates heroes, referencing Kossuth.
Yakutsk Coldest Place On Earth Highlights Global Scale
A quirky look at Yakutsk in eastern Siberia notes winter temps to 94 below, its autonomous republic status, population around 100000, and economy based on furs and gold. The piece contrasts Russia's vast, varying lands with Iowa and comments on climate and geography. It also mentions a five acre Sen ator A Claire Dewey orchard in Iowa and a note on Mussolini and Hitler, plus a crime anecdote from Pittsburgh.
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Far
Siberia
Republic of Yakutsk
Russian Soviet Republic
Yakutsk
Iowa
Continental
United States
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The passage recalls historical attempts to claim territory, noting that nations like England, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Sweden would have seized it if valuable. It mentions Napoleon's retreat from Russia due to cold, and cites Yakuts inferior winters reaching 94 below zero as a military barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacoleon
Russia
Yakutsk
Jester’s Prank Visions Of Royal Bathhouse
A medieval joke recalls a jester who kicked the king as he washed his face. The king pardons only if the jester makes a bolder apology, and the jester asks forgiveness by claiming he mistook the queen for the king. A closing quip notes changing times and humor.
Starting the Season Barefoot Journey
A schoolboy notified reporters that he had begun the bare footed season, claiming it as the surest way to save shoes as he travels. The remark reflects a lighthearted, local tone about seasonal footwear choices and frugality.
Deodorant Salesman Seeks Town Usage Findings
A door to door survey by a deodorant company met a sharp reply when a housewife, after being asked if she used deodorant, said she had no need for it after twenty years of marriage since her husband never took her anywhere. The anecdote appears in a local store report.
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Bath Time Lesson Turns Back On Teacher
A disruptive pupil named Johnny prompted a stern note to his mother asking for a bath due to a strong odor. The boy returned the note with a retort claiming teachers should not know how men smell, highlighting a harmless but sharp classroom clash.
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Johnny
Johnnie
Wanted Husband Advertised by Unsigned Local Ad
Local exchange newspaper ad carries a humorous unsigned plea for a spouse. The caller notes the playful line about a husband seeking a wife and hints at a broader satirical tone in the classified section.
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Exchange
Reminder to secure home while away and retire habits
The note advises leaving rings in the washroom and drawing shades day and night. It suggests hiding keys, leaving home notices in mailboxes and under doors, and warning milkmen and newsboys when away. It ends with guidance on night routines and a provocative final line about Mrs M D.
Editors Debate Tone Amid Printing Errors
Two Missouri editors discussed tone and graphical errors that slip into print. One paper displayed an advertisement reading Fresh, highlighting publishing challenges and evolving editorial standards.
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Missouri
Washington County suit over garden seeds and land lots
District Court of Washington County Iowa hears petition by many named plaintiffs and unknown heirs against various defendants over real estate lots in Ainsworth and claims for strawberries tomatoes and green pants bulk garden seeds. News item notes editor commentary on lettuce misprint in ladies ad and Spain war coverage.
District Court Notices in Washington County Iowa List of Parties
The notice lists multiple individuals and entities including Chas. F. Greiner John Imlay Mary Imlay Andra McCoy Justus McCoy Justice McCoy Mary McCoy Joseph Allen and others with real estate interests in Washington County Iowa and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and other parcels in sections 27 and 26 subject to attachment or liens. It names First National Bank of Mt Pleasant Farmers and Merchants Bank of Washington and the county treasurer as involved parties with reference to property located in Washington County Iowa and Rock Island Pacific Railway Company land boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Imlay
Mary Imlay
Andra McCoy
Justus B. McCoy
Justice McCoy
Mary McCoy
Joseph Allen
A. J. Wheelock
Sophina Wheelock
Sophronia Wheelock
B. M. McCoy
S. D McCoy
Home Insurance Company of
Washington
Iowa
J RK
L. C. Richards
First National Bank of
Mt. Pleasant
A. W. Chilcote
J. A Chilcote
Benjamin M. McCoy
Sue D. McCoy
Jacob Kesler
Jemima Kester
Jacob Kessler
Jemima Kessler
D. F. Stewart
Daniel F. Stewart
A. C. Stewart
Flora Stewart
Linnie M. Stewart
Flora E. Stewart
Flora Stewart Randall
Charles H. Randall
Chas. H. Randall
Lynn Stewart
Agnes C. Stewart
S. M. Cox
Washington County
Chas. Atkinson
Charles Atkinson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Mrs Chas Wilson and Son Plan Chicago Visit
Mrs Charles Wilson and her son Donny left for Chicago to stay about three weeks for Donny’s tonsillectomy. The note lists several area visitors and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cram and daughter, and attendance at birthdays and dinners across local households.
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Luther Crom
Red Brick
Charles Wilson
Donny
Chicago
Raymond Zelbysky
Rock Island
Lloyd Neiswanger
Roy Nelson
Joe Nelson
Darlene
Joey
Luther Cram
Myrtle Elizabeh
Howard Darnell
Oskaloosa Wer
Charles Carriker
Ira Haworth
Glenn Green
Cloyee Snider
Washington
Alen Morton
New London
Jobe Soukup
Iowa City
Cy Birks
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Mickey
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Bram Johnson
the Evening Journal
Elder, Shannon & CO
Bruce Cowden
Publishers News
North
Marion Avenue
International News Service
Towa Daily Press Association
Des Moines
God
R. J. Rees
Kossuth
Russian Empire
Soviet Republic
A. Claire Dewey
Senator Dewey
Claire
Ben Davis
Jonathans
Hitler
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Germany
Justice Black
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Brandies
Black
Hugo
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Albert Jakina
Albert
Spouse
Wife
Relief Board
Joe Palooka
NEVAH
AH Wuz
Ght Syndicate
Ham Fisher
Mother Hubbard
Colby Free Press
M. D
Alma EF. Walker
R. W. Burton
Mary M. Burton
James L. L. Terry
Sarah J. Terry
Andrew Thompson
Susan Thompson
PD. H. Ainsworth
Sarah J. Ainsworth
Horrace Johnson
Danforth H. Ainsworth
Elizabeth J. Ainsworth
George Hunter
Geo. Hunter
Wm. HH. Livingston
Catharine Livingston
W. H Livingston
J. P. McKenzie
Phoebe McKeinzie
Phoebe McKenzie
Anna K. Tedford
Green & Stone
G. C. Stone
Laura J. Roberts
Horace Johnson
Sophronia Johnson
W. KR. Waters
FE. Johnson
George C. Stone
Thomas G. Roberts
Josephine Roberta
Towit
Ainsworth
Spain
Chas. F. Greiner
Emerg
Baby Lima
I.b
Mit’ Pickles
Tobacco
Farmer's Co-operative Store
Iowa Ave
Chas. Wilson
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