Publication Notice in Estate Case of James M. Carter and Others
Orders publication to notify unknown real defendants and heirs that plaintiffs seek to cancel a deed of trust and foreclose, describing the property in a Missouri county, citing names such as James M. Carter F Taylor B J Taylor Joseph Eekles James Carmichael Wm Mearland Gay Barton George W Lynch and others with unknown heirs and widows of Tipton Evans James Evans Wm N Evans and other claimants. The court directs service by publication and details the estate interests and potential heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Teesepee Brees
George
Bruce "Piskaus
Carter
John L. Evans
Evans
Tipton
Wm. N . Rene
James
W. Lynebd
BR. G. Kidwell
Emma Kidwell
Mwas James
Nichaldson
Nien
Helens Shaw
Theodore A
Ana
Geisel
Taylor and Mountoas- He
M. Ae i
Nial
Terein
George G.es Amon
James M. Carter
F. . Taylor
Biisa J Taylor
Joseph Keonles
James. Carmichal
Mo Gay
Robert M. Wore
Um. Barton
Helens
W. Mountcastle
George W. Dwell
Kama Kidwell
Somes al
Saldames Mier
Hieault
Irm
Taylor and Sionntcmatic
Fendanta
F. Mtaviow
Mountesstic
Joseph Eekles
Johal
Mefarland, Gay , Barton
George WV. Lynch
F James
Michaldeon
M. Taylor
A. J. Mounte
Eald Orm
Taylor and Mo
Auor Gasignova
Orm
Taylor and Monnte
John L. Evane
Ucte
Tipton Evans
James. Evans
James P. Evans
Wm. N. Evans
H. Gebel
Hates
Circult
Legal notice about unknown heirs in land dispute in Bates County Missouri
Plaintiffs file suit in Bates County Circuit Court seeking to quiet title to lots five and seven and the half of lots four and six in section three, township thirty nine, range thirty two, along with a deed of trust. They name numerous heirs of Charles Adams and Andrew Adams, many of whom are unknown or nonresidents, and ask the court to declare plaintiffs as owners in fee simple and invalidate conflicting interests. A public notice by publication is ordered in the Weekly Times for four weeks, with defendants required to answer by the first day of February term or the petition will be confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusha Jones
James Jones
Theo‘ 2
Brown
J L. Brown
D Iving
Elizabeth
Aod
Wm. Hargua
Lilivi
Beira
Lucinda
Margeret Bailey
Jobo R. Halley
Bos
Ell Adama
Charlea M. Pook
Ant
James M Campbell
A. H. Humphries
Bia
Belre
A. H. Christian
Adeed
C. F. Boxley
Ruos Campbell
A. W. Cook
Wm. H. Campbell
Sarah BE. Vandeventer
Wiley Adams
Bersin
Charles Adama
Mob Berry
Jomneba Jones
Katian
Cam H. Campbell
Sarah E. Ter
Missouri
Andrew Adams
Mary Ann Horry
John Berry
James
Andrew Adame
Enid
Wight
Charles M. Peck
James M. Campbell
A. H. Humphriaa
Epta
Lote
Lota
Dates County
State of Missouri
Morgan Mickes
Hayes County
Butter
Inaald
Tux Bution Weekly Times
Final Settlement Ad For Bates County Estate
A notice in Bates county court announces the final settlement for the Maud estate. The proceeding seeks to conclude affairs at the east term of the court with Maud Tiara named in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Notice of Nonresident Defendant in Bates County Case
The court orders publication notifying defendant Alice Belle Honeycutt, a non resident, that suit has commenced for a decree of divorce. The case will be held at the Bates County Court House in the city of Bates on the Grays oid vin February 1907 term. A copy of the publication will appear in The Cotton Waecy DeEs once a week for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Belle Honeyautt
Oii Berein
Eel Asornes
Alice Ile Honeycutt
Ripon
Utir
Eald County
Res
Tee Coton Waecy /DeEs
Bates
Rs Biukiay
Editors Push Rail Rate Reform Before U S House
National Editorial Association committee told the House Interstate Commerce Committee they seek changes to allow editors to trade advertising space for railroad transportation. The lawmakers questioned the editors' requests and Hepburn warned editors who started the rate bill agitation that they now complain as lawmakers followed their lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Editorial Association
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
vYalus
K. W. Stephens
Missouri
Mr. Hepburn
Grove's Taste Lean Chill Tonic Ad
Vintage advertisement touts Grove's Taste Lean Chill Tonic as a trusted original remedy for 25 years. Claims iron and quinine in a tasteless form with a no cure no pay offer and a 50 cent price.
Roosevelt In Panama Sees Canal Progress And Shortfalls
President Roosevelt toured the Panama Canal zone, inspecting shovels, Celebra cut, and workers. He praised health, water, and housing, deemed wages likely too low, and suggested reform before finishing the project in eight years. He criticized delays and urged Louisianans to visit and view the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Canal
Roosevelt
Celebra
Canal Zone
India
New Cure For Epilepsy Claims From Watertown Man
J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio writes that his wife has not had an epileptic attack for over two years after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The message appears in rural free delivery notices and advertises health tonics and cleansers sold by Frank T Claye, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Dell
Chickens Form Sunday Missionary Society near Wesley Church
John Herman organized local hens into a missionary society to raise funds for Wesley Methodist Episcopal church near Sykesville Maryland. Each lay member 80 speaks as farmers agree to donate every egg laid on Sunday, delivering them to Epworth League meetings each Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herman
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Sykesville
Herman
A Texas Wonder at Bowles Hill Weighs In
A Texas wonder tale from Bowles Texas features W L Hill claiming a giant hill grew in his cage from 90 meds to cure a terrible cough and consumption. He states after 12 bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery his weight more than doubled and he is cured, with guaranteed sale terms by Frank Tonys store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Tex
W. L Hill
Dr. King
Frank Tonys Stor
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Card
An advertisement promises a quick cure using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. It claims refunds from all druggists if the remedy fails and features E W Grove's signature on each box, noting a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallato Care
E.W. Grove
Vardaman Ousted by Prison Board
Jackson Mississippi December 21 The State Board of Penal Tertiary Control ousted Governor Vardaman for failing to explain why he declined bids on cottonseed raised by State farms. He was told to defend his actions but the governor left the room angrily as the board passed resolutions removing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Vardaman
State Board of Penitentiary Control
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