Bates County court notices and divorce action in 1917 1918
The Missouri Bates County Circuit Court issues notices in two cases. Rufus K. Godwin sues unknown heirs of Fleming H. Mitchell asserting title to land in Section 36 42 20 Bates County with a 1867 deed chain and long adverse possession. Ed Harris seeks divorce from Anna Harris alleging abandonment since 1914 with publication notice to appear February 1918. The third item lists a foreclosure sale by Sheriff Trustee on December 21 1917 for Lot 3 Block 9 South Drexel Bates County to settle three notes secured by a trust deed.
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Bates County
Missouri
Rufus K. Godwin
Flemming H. Mitchell
State of Missouri
Circuit Court
William S. Hughes
Julia A
James D. Mitchell
Mary K
C. F. McCuan
C. F. Godwin
the Recorder of Deeds
Fleming H. Mitchell
Butler Weekly Times
State of
Butler
Bates
H. O. Maxey
Notice of trust deed in Bates County Missouri
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J. Hollopeter and Hulda A. Hollopeter his wife by deed dated January 21 in Bates County Missouri recorded Book 204 page 527 deed of trust to J A Brightpell regarding property.
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Thomas J. Hollopeter
Hulda A. Hollopeter
Recorder
Bates County
Missouri
J. A. Brightpell
Ross
Notice of Trustees Sale in Thates County Missouri
Everet A Keck and Jennie M Keck by deed of trust dated June 22 rorz and recorded in Thates County Missouri convey property to J A Brightwell as trustee Lot 4 Block 1 South Drex in Thates County Missouri to secure payment of a promissory note. Sheriff of Thates County as legal holder will conduct sale Friday December 21 1017 pursuant to deed of trust terms.
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Bates
Missouri
South
Drexel
Bates County
J. A. Brightwell
Butler
State of
Everet A. Keck
Jennie M. Keck
Rorz
Recorder's
Thates County
Drexwl
Tates County
Oates County
Court House
Arrest of Mystery Man in Keet Kidnapping Case
Springfield dispatch reports J Edward Reilly aged 32, termed a mystery man linked to the infant Keet abduction, was arrested in Philadelphia by Department of Justice agents. Prosecutor Paul O Day says Reilly may not be directly implicated in the abduction but was involved in the Clement plot to kidnap the Keet baby.
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Springfield
J. Edward Reilly
Lloyd Keet
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Reilly
Paul O'Day
Baby Keet
O'Day
Clement
Keet
Billy
Missouri
C. A. Clement
Claude Piersol
United States
Piersol
Town Talk Tableta Promise Clear Skin From Impure Blood
A New Rochelle woman testifies that Town Talk Tableta cured her pimples and improved health after many failed remedies. The ad claims the tablets remove disease germs from blood and offer a single dollar per bottle, mailed by Home Relief Laboratories in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Pauline Gibson
New Rochelle
N. Y
Home Relief Laboratories
Boston
Mags
Guards From Every State Now In France
National Guardsmen from every state are arriving in France to join the American Expeditionary Force. Units are being kept cohesive with the regulars, training near the front and billeted in towns and camps. French crowds welcome them with cockades and keen anticipation of a united, efficient American army.
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France
Union
United States
Oainy
Hiller
Uit
Simple Safe Way to Lose Weight for Fat Folks
An advertisement promises a quick simple method to shed excess fat without dieting or exercise. It touts Tassco tablets taken after meals and at night, claiming safe rapid weight loss, improved digestion, and increased energy with noticeable results within days. It urges everyone troubled by overweight to try the treatment.
Remarkable stomach relief from Argo-Phosphate tonic
Sadie Hamilton of Portland Maine recounts a severe stomach disorder that resisted digestion, led to stomach pumping, and left her unable to eat. After taking two bottles of Argo-Mhosphite she reports full relief, can eat anything, and urges others to try the medicine. A physician emphasizes public endorsements stem from genuine help.
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Sadie &. Hamilton
Portland
Forty-nine-year list of hunting deaths nationwide in 1917
Chicago records show 23 hunting fatalities for 1917, down from earlier years. Michigan led with eight deaths and seven injuries, with Illinois five fatalities and Indiana two. causes included mistaken identity, accidental discharge, and a fall from a log. one death linked to a twig wound. Kaiser Texas residents mockingly renamed Pershing.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Iown
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Wisconsin
Go to Work Go to War or Go to Jail Slogan
Miami Okla Nov 28 The Ottawa county council of defense debates a district exemption board plan that loafers must go to work or to war or to jail A warning will be issued to deter idlers amid high mine wages and strong men seen begging in towns The council seeks to remedy lazy behavior during wartime measures
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Miami
Oklo
Ottawa County Council of Defense
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Father
Peoples Bank
Farmers Bank Building
Butler, MO
W. F. Duvall
Arthur Duvall
J. B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
The
Walton Trust Company OF
Missouri State Bank
Butler Or
Virginia
C. E. Robbins
Jory
Ed Harris
Anna Harris
J. W. Baker
Mystery Man
J. E. Reilly
Kaiser
Texas
Pershing
H. E. Mulkey
Garrett's
North Mo
J. T. Hull
Fox
North Side Square
Butler, Missouri
B. F. Jeter
Attorney At Law Notary Public
East Side Square
Brutler
Missourp
T. J. Halsey
M. D
D. Kye
South Side Square
Cocotone Skin Soap
Cocotone Co
Pittsburg
Jos
Johnne
Atlanta, GA
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