World s Dispensary cures praised and offered
Advertises Dr. Pierce s World’s Dispensary cures as reliable for women and general conditions and promotes The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with editions and pricing details. Mentions Buffalo based World’s Dispensary Medical Association and Dr A V Pierce.
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R. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
A. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Unknown heirs named in Bates County land suit filed
In Bates County Missouri circuit court, October term 1909, J D Mudd and Nancy J Mudd sue to quiet title to several parcels in section 19 and 30, township 42, range 32, alleging defective earlier conveyances and asserting plaintiffs hold one half or full interests in parcels primarily in the northeast and northwest quarters. Nonresident and unknown defendants are notified by publication to answer by next term or risk judgment by default. The suit seeks a court decree establishing the plaintiffs' title and quieting adverse claims, with land descriptions including multiple lots and tracts totaling about five acres plus surrounding parcels in dates prior to 1871. Publication ordered in the Utter Weekly Times for four weeks.
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J.D. Mudd
Nancy J. Mudd
Ainet
Wm. R. Hust
James Roach
Elisabeth Roach
Elizabeth Mudd
Benjamin Vanhorn
David Kosch
Hen Hoach
Thomas Roach
Mary Walker
James T
Bostic
D Fendante
Stlorneye
Ole
Alleg Og
John D
Steavengon
Irving
Benjamin Vavtorn
If Iiving
William Page
Julia F Booting
James T Batle
State of
Missouri
Wm. BR. Hom
Fee Eimple
Aald
Bates County
Asid
R. Hott
Nanis
Jane D Mudd
Onder
Sald
Hott
Wm. & Hart
James Konot
Pineteen
Low
Elsabeth Roach
Elizabeth Madd
Deer
Elzabeth Madd
Elizabeth Roach
J. D
Elizabeth Hoach
Bates
Eiaeeer
Northweat
Lotone
Wald
Mormon Fork Creek
Hates
Brotier
Lt la
Tue’ Utler Weekly Times
Lesat
T. D. Embree
Chienit
Delinquent drainage tax suit in Bates County Missouri
In Bates County Missouri the State plaintiff by relation to the use of Coleman files a petition in the circuit court in vacation for delinquent taxes dating to 1907. The action seeks payment of 1171.24 plus commissions on various parcels including lots and sections described by township and acreage in the record.
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State OF Missouri
Bates
Bates County
Missouri
Yaration
L. Coleman
Independence of the Land Owner
The Farmer and Stockman argues that rural youth can start strong with land knowledge and modest capital. It lauds irrigation and dry farming, noting huge tracts becoming productive and opportunities for pioneers. It urges self-reliance, prudent debt, and personal land investment decisions.
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Union
Farmer & Stockman
Public Beheading Stuns Paris Amid Guilotine Display
In Paris a public execution was scheduled at 4:30 a.m. on the boulevard before the State prison. Crowds gathered as police and guards kept them back from the guillotine. The condemned, Duchemin the butcher, had stabbed his mother in 1908 and faced a final death sentence despite parliamentary opposition to abolishing capital punishment.
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Paris
France
Fallieres
Duchemin
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Mrs Evyn Wueatey of Vienna West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing ten years of suffering after doctors offered no relief Her testimonial claims the remedy removed pain misery and improved health The ad asserts the product contains native roots and herbs with no narcotics and invites readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts
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Vienna
W. Va
Lydia E
von E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evyn Wueatey
Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Gre
New York Editorial Views on the Payne Aldrich Tariff
New York editorials comment on the Payne Aldrich tariff law after Taft signs it. The Times argues Wilson opposed the bill for honesty reforms, while The Sun urges optimism. The World notes the law seeks reasonable profits for American industry, and The American cites broad public support yet mixed sentiment. The Herald and The Tribune discuss protections, reductions, and political obstacles.
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New York
the Times
Grover Cleveland
Taft
United States
Aldrich
Herald
Tribune
Payroll mistake hits Missouri National Guard unit
Sedalia Missouri August 9 Captain W A Collins commander of Company D Second Regiment National Guard of Missouri was informed by Adjutant General Rumbold that an error occurred in the payroll while on duty at Camp Hadley during the recent state encampment at Nevada and that each officer and enlisted man must remit one day’s pay to the adjutant general at once. The notice provided details on the correction and required action.
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