F. W. Strohm Introduces Silo Filling Machine
A notice from Kigin Illinois notes twenty year old F W Strohm son of F C Strohm Grace Hill has developed a silo tiller patent in Washington. The model spreads fodder by air pressure from a blower and is in use on a Wayne farm with farmers examining it. Strohm plans market manufacture after successful trials and praises the machine as superior to manual filling under poor air and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W., Strohm
Strohm
F. C. Strohm
Grace Hill
F. W. Strohm
Wayne
Washington
A. B. Leet
Missionary Address by Miss Morrow at Presbyterian Church
Miss Margaret Morrow of Ainsworth spoke at the Presbyterian church on her India mission work. She led orphanage students at Fatehgarh and described training in Christian instruction education and domestic skills for nearly two hundred girls. District Court notices follow in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Morrow
Ainsworth
India
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
L. S. Patterson
Miss Morrow
Presbyterian Board
Fatehgarh
Protect the city squirrels from boy and dog depredations
Citizens in our parks encouraged a squirrel colony and it has become tame. A report says boys with dogs chase and threaten the squirrels. Officers will act on information to protect the animals and discipline the offenders if needed.
District Court Notice in Washington County Iowa
ORIGINAL NOTICE. Frank Stransky as plaintiff seeks against numerous defendants including J P Moore Elvira Moore R C Mordoff Aetna Life Insurance Co and others and unknown claimants of real estate located in Washington County Iowa with legal description in section 16 township 77 north range 7 west 5th P M and related parties. The case names the adminstratrix with will annexed of Friedrich Krebs and other listed claimants and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Jay
Washington County
Iowa
Amelia Jay
Anna M. Conner
Lacetta Rose
James Rose
Samuel Conner
Margaret Fulton
George Brokaw
Robert Fulton
Jane Fulton
James Fulton
Sarah D. Brokaw
Ebenezar Fulton
Sarah D. Fulton
Sarah Fulton
Eliza Ann Fulton
H. M. Fulton
Thomas Urie
E. A. Fulton
A. Fulton
Hannah M. Fulton
H. M. Bryson
Mary Fulton
Mary Urie
George Urie
A. J. Baughman
Mary Baughman
Blarche Baughman
Frank A. Baughman
Andrew J. Baughman
Carrie Baughman
Judith Brokaw
Daniel Brokaw
8. D. Brokaw
Washington
Owa
District Court
W. E. Chilcote
C. 8
City of
Eicher & Livingston Attorneys
J.P. Moore
Elvira Moore
R. C. Mordoff
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Ann Eliza Plummer
George W. Ball
John Plummer
John H. Whetstone
Patterson and Rheinart
John Lambert
McJunkin, Henderson and Jones
H. & W. Scofield
Austman Miller & Co
Benjamin Hershey
Rufus Yard
B.S. Flood
Isabella
Mary Green
Isabella Green
German American Savings Bank of
Burlington
Kate A. Borland
William P. Coast
W. P. Coast
Louis H. Jackson
Virginia Jackson
Luzerne Cotton
Mary A. Cotton
Mary Stewart
John Siroky
Cera Siroky
Mary Calta
James M. Calta
Anna Siroky
Joseph Siroky
Wm. Billingsley
Estella E. Ball
Virginia V. Jackson
Mary E. Coast
Frederick Krebs
Friedrich
Lowa
Lowa City
Petition Involving Clay Iowa Church Land Ownership
The petition, filed by J W Willis Orval Willis and the First Congregational Church of Clay Iowa, claims J W Willis and Orval Willis are the record and equitable owners in fee simple of the east thirty six acres of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 31 township 74 north range 9 west of the 5th P M in Washington County Iowa. An amendment alleges Seymour Meacham died about 1001 and left Emily S Meacham as his survivor. she later died intestate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Watson
George Watson
Orlinda Wolf
Hannah Dixon
Ellen J. Maker
Alice Jenkins
Loris W. Watson
Fioris C. Watson
Mary Smith
Robert L. Gates
Fred C. Gates
Galeta Gates
Ben G. Gates
Charles Gates
Paul Gates
Charles Nl. Gates
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
J. W. Willis
Orval Willis
First Congregational Church of
Clay
Seymour Meacham
Emily
Petition seeks mandamus to remove highway obstructions in Iowa
The petition of L. Karnes as plaintiff alleges Walter Churchill and Joseph Churchill as defendants obstructing a public highway across the SE quarter of the SE quarter of Section 3 Township 74 Range 9 West in Washington County Iowa. It seeks a writ commanding the Dutch Creek Township road supervisor to remove obstructions and to refrain from further obstruction, with costs. The matter references a November 3 908 publication and names Edmund Do Morrison as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
L. Karnes
Walter Churchill
Joseph Churchill
Section Three
Township Seventy Four
Range Nine West
Dutch Creek
Costa
Washington
Edmund DO. Morrison
Electric Bitters Restore Civil War Veteran’s Health
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach issue and keeping him strong as a tonic. He says he spent much on doctors before trying the remedy and values it highly. 50 cents at J E Lemmon’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
J. E. Lemmon
Fraternal Lodge Offers $2000 Certificates and Benefits
The text states 2000 each to brothers totaling 52000 paid out by the lodge and nearly 2000 in fraternal benefits. It pitches the lodge as the oldest and best fraternal order, welcoming railroad men and urging immediate joining.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.W. Strohm
Opera House
B. Patton
Blockhead
Xtragoop
Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Makers
Xtragoot
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Dougherty Bros
W.E. Chilcote
Lemmon, Plaintiffs
District Court of
Frank Stransky
H. S. Robinson
Emilys
Meacham
Jefferson County
H.S. Robinson
Brewer & Livinester
Hawkeye Lodge No. 1
Washington, Iowa
Hawkeye Lodge
Silas Finney
Cc. E. Wescoe
Dr. Stimpson
Chas. Dickson
W. M. Wilson
O. H. Graves
R. T. Wilson
M. C
Joseph Kilgore
Edward Schmidt
Chas
Lewis Swick
R. S. Sproull
C. M. Porter
Dr. Eiskamp
C. N. Stewart
Cc. S. Reeves
John Schilling
R. R. Lanerens
S. Simon
Wm. Wilson, Jr
Geo. S. Tripp
Wm. V. Mason
Chas. Wicks
Cy Hayes
Dr. Givins
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