In Re Estate of Hager
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtWagner, J.
A. L. Hager died testate January 30th, 1923. His will was admitted to probate on March 6th of the same year, and Rey Hager Martin and Mildred Hager Elliott, two daughters of the deceased, were appointed and duly qualified as administratrices, with the will annexed. The estate became heavily involved, because of the large interests of the deceased in one of the banks in Des Moines, which failed and the affairs of which were wound up in receivership proceedings. The widow of said deceased elected to take under the law and her distributive share has been set off to her in real estate other than…
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