Court notices list heirs and quiet title in Nichols estate
In Washington County Iowa 1931 a flood of legal notices names Edgar Rine Mary Dunvar Julia A Dunvar and others as heirs of D E Nichols seeking quiet title to real estate. The petition alleges adverse title due to record errors and requests partition and sale if needed with a court appointed referee. Also a separate notice involves Washington Loan & Trust Company suing Wallace L Savage and Lucy Savage to foreclose on a mortgage of 4000 plus interest and costs with possession, foreclosure and potential receivership. The issues set for the November 1931 term and attached deadlines are noted.
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Iowa
Washington County
Edgar Kine
Mary
Julia A. Dunbar
Lg, Hayes
District Court of Town
D. E. Nichols
Jutla
A. Dunvar
LE. Hayes
Anna Nichols
Grace Nichols
Guy Beck
Arley Hayes
Alva Hayes
Minerva Nichols
D. E Nichols
D. Nichols
Court House
Tnel
Washington
Ceca
Endaent
Rey Harmeler
Wallace J. Savage
Larey
Savage
District Court
Claimig
Aileg
Wallace L. Savage
Lucy O| Savage
Towit
Weston County
Minks and St. Louis Rail Way Company
Recorder of
Marcist
Plaintif
Wallace J
Lucy C. Savage
Fleintiff
Lucy D.e
Laws
Livingston & Bicher
Wig on the path reveals Frank Severn mystery
Jim Wynter and Bill Grayson stumble on a wig in the mist on the footpath near the side gate. The find exposes a grey-white streak in the supposedly dead or missing Frank Severn, suggesting an impostor previously fooled them and offering a clue to the mystery.
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Martell
Bill
Jim
Jim’ Wynter
Jim Wynter
Severn
Boshood
Frank Severn
Frank
Isham
Bill Grayson
Impostor Severn Mystery Deepens in Beggar's Court
Jim and Bill discuss a convincing impersonator of Frank Severn who vanished in fog. Sant hopes Severn is safe, Isham recalls a mustached intruder, and Martin wavers under Jim's quiet threat to cooperate with police. The trio return to search, while tension rises over who controls the escape plan and who hides in the mist.
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Deuce
San
Martell
Jim
Bill
T Roth
Frank Severn
Helen Blair
Frank
Severn
Isham
Sant
Sam
Tony
Martin
Frome
Mr. Severn
Burlington Route Low Rate Trip To ChicagoOctober 22 24
The Burlington Route will operate a low rate to Chicago with return trips from Washington on October 22 and 24 and back to Washington by midnight October 26. Fare $5.00 with half for children. Consult agent for details. Includes a chance to visit Chicago attractions and the October 24 Indiana versus Chicago football game.
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Burlington
Chicaso
Washington
Chicago
Art Institute
Field Museum
Garfield Park
Old Aquarium
Planetartim Theatres
Indiana
Death alleged after clash with bull in pasture near creek
A man suffered severe bruising and was killed in a suspected bull attack near a pasture by the creek. Autry went to the tolls after the incident, as authorities investigated the possible animal involvement.
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Ady
Autry
Local man dies by suicide in Dubuque city
In Dubuque on October 19 a 50 year old man identified as Low is reported to have killed himself. Authorities note the death is suicide and describe the man as unemployed. Further details were not immediately available.
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Dubuque
Lowis Vootkert
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