Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending May 29th
Transfers list numerous parcels amid messy OCR, naming AJ Barnes Pierce Hackett JL Jenkins FT Cameron Wilson Reece George Purdy EP Cameron James Strait J W Brommett Geo P Hackeby and others. Amounts range from 1 to 310 dollars with many deeds of lots, blocks, counties including Rich Hill Montgomerys Butler New Home Rockville and Homer.
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AJ Barnes
Pierce Hackett
LJ Jenkins
FT Cameron Bik
Wilson Reece
George O Purdy
Asco
EP Cameron
James Strait
J W Brommett
Geo P Hackeby
Rich Hill
JL Trabue
Richard J’almer
Charlotte
J J Jenkins
Addison I
Gordon
Tierman Warnalng
Elizabeth J Laughtin
AJ Coley
Rockville
Catron
Helbin
Lone Oak
JE Kitlne
W Holloway
N Kitne
Montgomerys
Butler & Ptlot
Butler
Alintra
J Hill Tod W Holloway
Elizabeth J Schiely
Joseph Peterman
G W Fitzpatrick
R EL McManue
Glasgow
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement prose
One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo. We endorse F J Cheney for 15 years of honorable business. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Wabping, Kinnan & Marvin
Draggista
Twice-A-Week Republic Offer For Three Years At One Dollar
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St Louis Mo offers three full years for 1.12, eight page papers. This subscription deal ends May 31 1907. Renewals or new orders before June 1 adjust to present rates. Send orders to the Republic at Lake Mo.
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Republic
St Louis
Lake Mo
Reynard Program closes term at Reynard school
Lewis Keele of Butler led a successful term of echoe at Reynard to Hudson township on May 290. The nicely decorated school house hosted visitors for an afternoon program featuring songs and numerous recitations from Gladya Molt George Bearee Ethel Culver and others. Closing address by Mr Keele marked a fitting culmination of the term with A B B.
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Lewis Keele
Butler
Echoe
Reynard
Hudson Township
Keele
Gladya Molt
George Bearee
Ethel Culver
Wilbur Hols
Lucy Diehl
Garrie Bearce
Josephine Browning
Sylvester Culver
Florence Bearce
Harley Page
Banner of Learning
Jim Bource
Emma Bledsoe
Mary McKinley
Charley
Lizzie Kaufman
Charley Diehl
Eunice Culver
Raymond McKinley
Found His Daughter at Last in Denver
Forty years old Denver report recalls a Kansas City elopement where Mrs. R. C. Seeley left her husband with their 7-year-old daughter. After fourteen years of searching with funds raised in various towns including Pueblo, Seeley learns a Kansas City dentist was the spouse’s accomplice. The 21-year-old daughter, who spoke of illness and sought aid in letters to newspapers, is located in Denver and reunites with her father before returning to Kansas City.
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Denver
Kansas City
R. C. Seeley
Seeley
Pueblo
Daug
He Fired the Stick and Healed a Sore Man
A fragment reports a man removing his walking stick after it helped him treat a stubborn sore. He credits Bucklen's Arnica as the remedy that cured the sore, noting relief followed by healing. The account mentions a druggist and a personal chase of healing.
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PT. Oy
The Wooing of Mrs McKinley romance tale
In Philadelphia Resorts a recalled unpublished romance centers on Ida Saxton McKinley and her suitors. Charles Leiter and the unnamed Letter rival for her favor until William McKinley rises as her ideal, backed by banker Saxton and family influence, ushering her happiness with the future president.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ida McKinley
John D Lang
Boston & Montana Minleg Company
Lang
Charles Leiter
Letter
Bia Sult
Saxton
William McKinley
Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Lis
Mr E W Gordlee of 107 St Louis St Dallas Tex declares in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King’s New Life Lis and says no laxative before tried removes malaria and biliousness. He notes it does not grind nor gripe and costs 25c at F T Clay’s drug store.
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E. W. Gordlee
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Women Who Ruled Japan in Early History
The London Chronicle notes Empress Jingu as a pioneering but not official ruler of Japan. It highlights her 201 AD voyage to Korea leading a fleet dressed as a man, promising glory to her chiefs and responsibility for possible defeat. The piece credits her with introducing Buddhism and various Asiatic arts, while naming Suiko as Japan’s first officially acknowledged female ruler and noting eight empresses since.
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London Chronicle
Japan
Jingu
Korea
Ahe
Empresa
Suiko
Relic coat links Revolutionary captain to reunion crowd
Harrodsburg Kentucky relics tell how Godhart Smack a Revolutionary War captain wore a broadcloth cutaway coat made by his sweetheart. The coat survived to George Besswick in Mercer county and is paired with his grandfather s sword. Besswick a Civil War Confederate veteran treasures the items, once shown at a Confederate veterans reunion in Louisville.
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Harrodsburg
Godhart Smack
George Besswick
Mercer County
Godhart
Harrodaburg
Salt River Church
Goddart
Mde
God Har
Besawick
Besswick
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pittsburg Time Hits Hartville as Wives Elope
In Wright county Hartville reports social tumult as Mrs Richardson leaves Recorder N M with their child to join Charles H Edwards ex prosecuting attorney of Wright county in Bolae Idaho. The same day Mrs Riggs deserts her husband and children. Mr Riggs notes she was a good cook and handy at patchwork. A Texas farmer Belcher visits Hartville seeking stock after learning of the elopement. He quips that it is the other fellow in trouble. Kennedy’s Cough Syrup advertised as a remedy for colds.
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Hartville
Wright County
Pittsburg
Richardson
N. M
Bolae
Charles H. Edwards
Riggs
Texas County
Belccher
Banker Walks 186 Miles From Salina to Kansas City
Jane Frank Hagerman a Salina banker and bank president walked 186 miles to Kansas City starting a week earlier as part of a wager. He led a small group that included another banker and an attorney, later joined in Abilene by a lumberman and an oil company president, but the others soon dropped out.
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Kansas City
Jane
Frank Hagerman
Salina
Kan
Hagerman
Salina Library Association
Walked 100 Miles for a Homestead Claim
Selm, eight other homestead seekers arrive after a grueling trek of nearly 100 miles from Cashmore across rivers and buttes. Anna Nordstrom, a frail but plucky Norwegian girl, leads the party to a quarter section donated for her settlement. Officials waive filing fees and newspapers offer free proofs. Nordstrom has declined marriage offers to focus on a future farm.
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Butte County
Anna Nordstrom
Cashmore
Selm
Buttes
United States
Revival Meeting Laughter Echoes Behind Dark Corner
A revival service erupts in laughter as Sister Jones and Brother Smith testify they have hidden sins behind the door. Each confesses years of sin and humble light, prompting amused prayers as the crowd laughs and prays.
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Sister Jones
Abe
Brother Smith
Janes
Public sale of farm land in Butler Missouri
Writ of sale by Sheriff C F Beard as trustee for a deed of trust dated Aug 10 1906 to secure a $600 promissory note due May 1 1907. Property: south half of southeast quarter section 24 and north half of northeast quarter section 25, township 38, range 20 in Mo. survey. Sale at court house door in Butler on June 6 1907 between 8am and 5pm to satisfy debt and costs.
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W. KE
Minton
Minnich
Lot
Recorder of Deeds
Hatvacoun
W. Missouri
Ork
John Russell
Moyes County
Missouri
Christing Hibbs
John Ruoneell
C. F. Beard
Hates
Hatee
Misesouri
John Ell
Court House
Butler
Costa
Sxeeatt
Thie Trust
O. F. Beard
Sherif
Dowie Estate Value to be Sold in Court Action
The estate of the late John Alexander Dowie, now under Receiver John C. Hately, faces rapid depreciation amid disorganization. A petition to the U S Court seeks authority to sell the property without delay and to restrain Mrs. Jane Dowie and trustees led by John A. Lewis from acting beyond Muskegon, Mich. claims. The move aims at reorganizing Zion City assets and may topple Wilbur Glenn Vollva's authority.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
John C. Hately
United States
Jane Dowie
John A. Lewis
Dowie
Zion
Frightened Woman Dies in Alabama Storm Incident
A Montgomery special reports a woman en route to church in Eufaula, Alabama, was frightened to death by a sudden electrical storm. Local residents, including Negroes, view the event as an act of supernatural power in the village.
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Montgomery
Ala
Daily State
Eufala
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