Sherife's Sale of Tobin Property in Washington County Iowa
By writ of special execution the property of J. P Tobin and Catherine Tobin is to be sold at public auction in front of the Washington County Courthouse on Saturday June 4 1932 from 9 a m to 4 p m with sale beginning at 2 30 p m The lands described lie in Secs 18 19 24 Twp 75 N Range 6 7 W and include parts of the S W quarter and N W quarter of Sec 18 as well as other parcels The sale aims to satisfy the execution issued to L A Andrew Receiver of the estate.
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Washington County
Iowa
J. P. Tobin
Catherine Tobin
Court House
Washington
S. W
C. R. Lt. & P. Railway Company
N. W
S. E
S. EB
J. P Tobin
Catherine ‘Tobin
L. A. Andrew
Ainsworth Savings Bank Seizure Notice
Sheriff's notice from Washington County Iowa dated April 27 1932 lists R H McCarty sheriff and deputy H M Putnam issuing terms cash. The document references Ainsworth Savings Bank of Ainsworth Iowa and notes a date May 12 1932.
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Ainsworth Savings Bank
Ainsworth
Iowa
Washington
R. H. McCarty
Washington County
H. M. Putnam
Atmosphere defined as air enveloping the earth
A historical note explains that atmosphere consists of invisible odorless and tasteless gases and that dust smoke and fog are impurities rather than essential parts of the atmosphere.
Local Updates From Ainsworth Community Notes
R 2 Miss Pearl Gardner reports Corbin Crawford of Davenport has bought Lawrence Lemley’s grocery store interest and becomes sole owner. Florence Marr and Bernice Amlong visit Ainsworth high. school closed with a picnic at Sunset Park. Community club holds rock, potluck supper with six tables. next meet planned at Lee Hunt home.
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Ainsworth R
Grace Stone
Lee Hunt
Henry Hunt
Almeda Beenblassem
Arthur Charbin
Freddie
Freddy
Winnie Palmer
Regon No. 3
Sunset Park
Florence Marr
Bernice Amlong
Ainsworth High School
Ainsworth
Florence
Bernice
Oregon No. 3
L. G. Club
Wright McConnell
Kenneth
Terry Marsh
Washington
Hunt
Campbell
Meyer
Loren Hazen
Duane
Dolores
Crawfordsville
Lee Hanna
Miss Loig
Aye Holland
Ted Meyer
Pat) Johnson
Little Tohn Lee
Mr. Meredith
Orle Kephart
Louie Shroeder
Louie
Ed Lins
Howard
Kepharts
Elmer Rhoosder
Town City
Ralph Kelsey
Orie O'Conner
Robert
Tom O'Conner
Embers of Love a Hazel Aivingston serial romance
Lily Lou Lansing, a young telephone operator, marries Ken Sargent and loses him when his parents pressure annulment. She moves to New York and Europe seeking a career while facing pregnancy and heartbreak. A dramatic meeting with Madame Nahlman ends with Lily Lou canceling travel plans and confronting her past.
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Lily Lou Lansing
Ken Sargent
Ken
Peggy Sage
Lily Lou
Dwight Gwin
Nita Nahlman
Gwin
Europe
Seventh Heaven
Mrs. Manchester
Madame Nahlman
Paris
Woodlake
May
Sargent Steamship Line
Sage Navigation Company
Kentfield Carey Sargent
South America
Sargent Navigation Company
Seaforth
Peggy Alexander Sage
Kentfield Sargent
Neuilly
Nita
New York
Nahlman
Maxine
Frances
Madame Nahman
Madame
Madame Nahliman
Madame Nahiman
France
Sargents
Mr. Sargent
Peggy
Death of Ira B. Thomson Ends Long California Life
Ira B. Thomson aged 86 died at Eureka California where he lived for over fifty years as an architect and contractor. He had roots in Keota Iowa where his wife Miss Jessie Knox and son Frank predeceased him. He was an elder in the Eureka church and his remains were buried near Keota. Relatives note his Keota ties and his early days in the Keota Presbyterian church.
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Keota
Washington
Ira B. Thomson
Edna Turner
Eureka
California
Thompson
Jessie Knox
William Knox
Washington County
Keota County
Ile
Frank
Keotas
T. T. Green
Cedar Rapids
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO Debuts
New Wonderful Face Powder promises a smoother application and longer wear. The MELLO-GLO powder hides tiny lines and pores, prevents shine, and creates a youthful complexion. Sherman Bros. Druggists advertise the product for every complexion.
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Sherman Bros
Accident Report From Cedar Rapids Visit Leaves Unclear Details
A hospital report notes an unusual accident during a visit to relatives near Cedar Rapids. The exact circumstances remain unclear and the timeline is not specified.
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Cedar Rapids
Spread of Plant Diseases Reaches High Altitudes
Spore-carrying plant diseases travel up to 10000 feet in the air via air currents and can be deposited in previously untouched fields. This aerial spread indicates wider geographic risk for crops and calls for monitoring and protective measures.
No Driver’s License in Horse and Buggy Days
Historical note from the Toledo Blade humorously argues that in old horse and buggy days there was no license system and if one existed it would have been issued to the horse, which often knew more than its driver.
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Toledo Blade
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