Real Estate Transfers in Pleasant and Nearby Towns
A lengthy list of property transfers across multiple townships including Mt Pleasant, Walnut, Homer, and West Point. Transactions feature buyers and sellers such as WAKKHANTY DR DS deo W Vixen, BP Couthon, Sarah Grok, Henry W French, GM Risley, Martha A Steele, and many others. Recorded parcels include lots, blocks, acres, and additions with prices ranging from $30.00 to $9,200.00, along with corporate entries like Alving Coal & Mining Co and various add to notes.
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Aoe
Gus Trussell
Sarah Grant Lowe
Henry W French
John
Fox Love
GM Risley
Martha A
Steele
Osperrys
Rie Aull
Conrad Bowman
Chae I
Bowman
Geo E Hackler
Lille
Erhars Lowe
Town Cos
Adrian Mo
Lilie M Erhars
Geo PF
Mary Hackler
Deer Creek
HL Dantele
Rawkine
Alving Coal & Mining Co, Incorporated
Nannie Walch
Rockville
Jane Heath
Annie Shane
Mt Pleasant
Annle Bshunne
Andrew Shane
Dora Kunz
Nannie M Stoltheo
Coe Las
Nannie M Smith
Myerley
JA Martin
Maurtee
Leahy Lobe
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial notice
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure catarrh. It features endorsements from individuals in Toledo, Ohio, praising Pod Cheney and Henricksen & Manvis, with claims the remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Pod
Cheney
Warnixe, Kinnan & Manvis
Hull
All
Wista
Federal Drainage Funds Bill Considered by Senate
Washington April 20 at the recess of Senator Flint the Senate considered a bill to appropriate receipts from the sale of public lands in Alabama Arkansas Florida Illinois Indiana Iowa Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin for drainage works and reclamation of swamp and overflowed lands. The bill also provides for a drainage fund to aid reclamation in states with no public lands.
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Washington
Flint
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Michigan
Winnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
United States
Drainage Fund
Older Than Her Father Case Dismissed in Creek Company Rivalry
Tulsa April report states Rosa Grayson the central figure in Shantz v. Creek Company, claiming Charlie Grayson as her father. Judge Campbell dismissed the case after testimony suggested Rosa was three years older. Property involved in dispute valued near $1,000,000 and drew wide Oklahoma attention.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rosa Grayson
Shantz Ve. the Creek of
The Fatal Dreuth Prophecy and Drys Dominance
The Joplin Globe notes a prophetic claim that the world’s end will come via drying up routes and Prohibition era topography. It questions if the Drys can govern, cites warnings from maps of wets retreating, and mentions a Buchanan County noise as a counterpoint to the dry vision.
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Buchanan County
Joplin Globe
Former asylum patient shot at by wife in Nevada incident
Chas H Ray, recently released from Nevada asylum, recounts that his wife fired twice with a double barreled shotgun at him near their farm during a dispute over farm tile. Ray filed assault charges as he fled to Carthage, with lawyer H A Tankersley an eyewitness.
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Chas. H. Ray
Dasper
Ray
H. A. Tankerslay
Tankersley
Jasper
Nevada
Polish mother throws baby to sea amid shipboard storm
Bertha L. Zybik, a young Polish woman, was taken from the Staten Island steamship limit, held for investigation into her baby Elea's death. Peasant superstition blamed the child for the storm and forced her toward the rail. She dropped the infant overboard at midnight, and the storm abated. The mother remains a prisoner while others aboard face no punishment.
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New York
Bertha L. Zybik
Statendam
Ellis Island
Elea
Lid Law Triggers Reign of Terror in Prescott
In Prescott Arkansas April 20 local agitation follows raids on blind tigers and the killing of Deputy Marshal Cummins. Town leaders urge merchants to close shops to protect life and property and aid lawmen. Capt A H Tordy testifies buying whisky from George Terry Co then is beaten after being lured from his room. John P Warren and Joseph Brown arrested for assault.
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Prescott
Ark
Thia City
Cummins
Ile
A. H. Tordy
George Terry Co
Tordy
Elberta peaches stamp Koshkonong as big crop hub
J M Huff of Koshkonong Missouri says the Oregon county area will yield one of the largest peach crops in history. Elberta peaches are widely shipped and the McNair Orchard company owns much of the 2000 acre belt. The town thrives on trust growing and packing, with volunteers gathering and packing the fruit as harvest nears.
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Oregon County
Missouri
J. M. Huff
Koshkonong
Kupper Hotel
America
Mr. Huff
McNair Orchard Company
Tte
Ozarks
Army Officer Lindsay Shoots Self at Presidio
First Lieutenant David A. Lindsay of the U S A signal corps killed himself in his quarters at the Presidio San Francisco. The wound was instantaneous. He destroyed his papers and no motive is known. Fellow officers note he had been morose recently. Lindsay, a Pennsylvania native, enlisted in 1900 and became a lieutenant in 1908.
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San Francisco
David A. Lindsay
U. S. A. Signal Corps
the Presido
Lindsay
Pennsylvania
Wedding Gift Ride Turns Morning Prank At School
In Mount Vernon Illinois on April 20 Prof O R Waters of Franklin School was carried around the yard on a rail by about twenty pupils as a wedding gift after learning his marriage to Lena Chaney of Belle River was kept secret. He was hoisted onto a rail then paraded around the building before being released.
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Mount Vernon
Ill
O'Riley Waters
Franklin School
Exhibited Old Shell Found Near Knight Station
Swingle displayed a large eight pound iron shell plowed up near Knight Station while grading roads. The hollow cavity held powder that could still sputter when dry. George Knight recalls the shell may date to 1865 during Gen. Price's raid, doubting shells were used in the Carthage battle.
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Swingle
Knight Station
George Knight
Gen. Price
Abella
Carthage
Senate Hits Injunctions Against State Laws
The Senate passed an anti injunction bill to bar temporary injunctions by U S district judges stopping operation of state laws with constitutional questions unless Federal Judges review with two Circuit Judges and a majority vote. The measure seeks to prevent entanglements like last year’s North Carolina and Southern railroad crisis and similar cases in other states.
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Washington
Senate
United States
North Carolina
Southern Railroad
Notice of Distribution for Bates County Estate
Notice is given to all heirs at law devisees legatees and interested parties that the probate court of Bates County Missouri will issue an order of distribution of the estate from funds held by the executor. The appointment and distribution pertain to the estate of Henry, deceased.
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Henry
Bates T Mincouri
Homes of 10000 Burned in Chelsea Fire Disaster
A massive fire in Chelsea Massachusetts swept a third of the town. A 45 mile gale fanned the flames for more than twelve hours, destroying 500 homes and public buildings, 13 churches, 2 hospitals, the city hall, libraries, schools, factories, and over 300 tenements. About 10,000 people were left homeless and mortality stood at two, with two more presumed dead. Loss estimated near 10 million dollars. Fire crews from Chelsea, nearby cities, and Boston fought the blaze.
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Boston
Chelacea
Losas
Chelsea
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