Quieting title petition in county court case details
The document outlines a quiet title action involving William Shields and unknown heirs, devisees, and grantees regarding land in the northeast area. It names Stanley, John, and other parties as respondents or interested persons and requests the court to determine ownership and compel notice, with a four week publication in the local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Shields
Geviseca
Donees
William
Skicas
Stanley
John
Peter Fa
West
Platens
Anid
Allences
William Shields
Said
Carthage Water Supply Shut Off Drought Strands City
Missouri city of 15 000 is without water after Judge John Phillips allows G Ralph Leighton and Carthage Water and Power Co to dismantle and close the works. S. E. Stern took a pump piece and vanished. Citizens plan mass meeting and wagons haul water from nearby springs to serve the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Mo
John Phillips
Kansas City
G. Ralph Leighton
Carthage Water and Power Co
S. E. Stern
Stern
Judge Philips
Row Over Church Property at Spruce
A Cumberland Presbyterian writer disputes a prior report on Spruce church property, denying forcible seizure by the CP and disputing claims of U P A possession. He alleges continued division, says no congregational unity was achieved, and criticizes Rev Nichols for lack of conversions over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce
C. P
Nichols
Cumberland Presbyterian
Clarady Promotes Lawyers in Missouri Pacific System
Promotion within the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain System reorganizes the legal department under Vice President and General Solicitor Martin L. Clardy. Four assistants rise to higher posts in St. Louis Kansas City and statewide, including Henry G. Herbert Elijah Robinson Edwin G. Merriam and Robert T. Bailey all longtime railroad lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain System
Martin L. Clardy
C. S. Clarke
Mr. Clardy
Henry G. Herbet
St. Louis
Elijah Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin G. Merriam
Robert T. Bailey
Harrisonville
Missouri
Law Department
Clardy
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Emma Jackson obituary a pioneer of Arkansas and Missouri
Mrs Emma Jackson born January 10 1846 in Washington county Arkansas moved with parents to Fort Smith Arkansas as a child. She married Milton Jackson March 10 1871 and moved to Bates county Missouri October 8 1872 where she lived the rest of her life. She had two daughters Mary Francis Shaw and a sister Mrs J D Smith of Del Rio plus a brother in Globe Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jackson
Washington County
Ark
Fort Smith
Milton Jackson
Bates County
Mary Francis Shaw
J. D. Smith
del Rio
Globe
Texas
Richard Hood
Oregon
Raps For the Horrid Men at Illinois Press Meet
Myrtle Reed McCullough criticizes modern marriage and the wife’s career at the Illinois Women’s Press Association gathering on The Exactions of a Career. She argues wives should share duties, noting the unequal burdens and the value of a wife’s own career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myrtle Reed McCullough
Ilinois Women’s Press Association
Short Course in Poultry Farming at Columbia Missouri
The University of Missouri offers a three week Short Course in Poultry starting February 12 1910. Professor F H Stone Burn from Storrs Conn will teach, regarded as a top poultry instructor in the United States. The course is expected to be the best in Missouri. For details write Dean F B Mumford Columbia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
F. H. Stoneburn
Storrs
Conn
United States
Missouri
F. B
Mumford
Columbia
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Star Light
Pat Soh
Ito Bey the
New York
Yours
Norfleet & Ream Independent Grocery
Butler
McFarland & Sons
Regal Shoes
Pee Ee
Fee
William R. Boag
Piaintis
Bates
Carthage
Missouri City
Clarady
Cattaraugus
Clauss
Barney & Berry
Stirlin
South Side
Geo. W. Ellis Jewelry
Ior
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