Circuit Court Proceedings Summary of Last Week
Wednesday and Thursday last week the circuit court heard cases including James A. Smith v Charles Kern change of venue to Barton county. Several motions for new trials were overruled and amended settlements approved. Decrees and continuances were issued in multiple estates titles and bankruptcies. Venue changes granted in two cases to Cass county and many matters continued to next term with deadlines set for March 20 1908. The pedis jurora were dismissed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Charles Kern
Barton County
W. A. H. Duke Va
Robs. Groves
G. Bevington
Mo. Packy. Co
Henry McReynolds
Henry Donovan
Jeff Sea
J. F. Geiger
W. J. McAninch
Hill Crear
Ozark Saddlery Co
H. M. Hiwett
Nellie Welch and Dales
Stanley Ve
J. R. Morrison
Edwards
Benets
Admr
Edwards and Bennett
Carpenter & Shafer
Mo. Pac. Ry Co
J. F. Kern
Melom P. Dickey
C. H. Clouse
Arthur Whitaker
Alonzo Dixon
Nettis Whitaker
Lave
P. J. Jewett
Eliza Jewett
Lewla
A. J
Custody Decision Requires Hidden Conditions in Los Angeles
Jacob Schild of Minneapolis was awarded custody of his 10 year old daughter Mildred after a seven year pursuit from coast to coast. Judge Munroe ordered Schild to live in Los Angeles, place the child with another woman, win her affection, and allow the mother to visit. The mother, Anna Malody, fainted at the ruling and remained unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
March
Jacob Schilb
Minneapolis
Mildred
Atlantic
Pacific
Munroe
Schild
Little Mildred
Anna M. Malody
Bears the Signature of a Kansas Woman in Long Trance
A Kansas woman, Mary Jat Carla Wackis, has been in a coma since last September after a child’s death. She sleeps constantly, regains weight, but does not recognize those around her. The article reflects on public schooling criticism and a Missouri corn crop tease, then shifts to a letter from State Superintendent C A Burke, Butler, praising a Missouri high school but urging more history and library resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Gass
Kirksville, Mo
Irs
Mary
Carla Wackis
Eemion
Holden Progress
Missouri
Johnson County
Holden
Salida
Cal
Jefferson City
C. A. Burke
Butler
Sin
Lamkin
Lamkilo
Howard A
Gasa
Prohibition Party Plan Not to Endorse Outsiders
Jefferson City Missouri March C E Stokes chairman of the Prohibition State Committee of Missouri and editor of the Kansas City Leader stated that the party would not adorn endorse or name any man outside their own ranks while here in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
C. E. Stokes
Prohibition State Committee of
Missouri
Kansas City Leader
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listed
Real estate transfers including warranty deeds and claims across multiple townships. Names include J B Dunlap, Carpenter and Shafer Mig Up, E A Andrews, G A Minnick, EC Ellington, EE Morrilla, Mary H Rick, August Horn, Minnie Anderson, Kate Cromwell, Andrew Mettoy, BF Vance, Henry Meyer, Nancy Welcome, FE Mosher, J W Christirn, EJ Hadsell, W A Downey, Eva A Porter, J H Mulen, DA Colyer, A Helnlein, M M Greer, Jacob Keeigh, WD Howard, O A Helnlein, EH Stevens, WJ Dovall, Fanny Estes, B Vickers, JD Angel, Marry Me Dantel, W H Patehen, Bessie Patehen, G Van Meter, B Batchelor, JG launch, AJ Walters, Maude P Alexander, J Wo Witzel, K1 Porter, 7 H Mullen, J Stith, Qui? CLAIM DEEDS, JR Morrison to A DeArmond, M Chappell to WD Corbineval, HD Chambers to H B Chambers. Locations include Mt Pleasant, Rockville, Pleasant Gap, Homer, Rich Hill, Grand River, Atkison Park, Deepwater, Spruce, Amores, Charlotte, Weet Boone, New Home, Shawnee, Hast Boone, Deer Creek, Mound, East Boone, and Weat Boone. Totals involve numerous parcel transfers and monetary values ranging up to 82500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Dunlap
Carpenter & Shafer Mig
Mt Pleasant
E A Andrews
Minnick
Rockville
EC Ellington
Pleasant Gap
Mary H Rick
August Horn
Homer
Minnie Anderson
Kate
Kilis Rockville
FE Mosher
J W Christirn
Deepwater
EJ Hadsell
W A Downey Lote
Eva A Porter
J H Mulen
Don See
Grand River
DA Colyeret
Atkison Park
Butler
M M Greer
Jacob Keeigh
Howard
Greer
DA Colyer
Helnlein
EH Stevens
WJ Dovall
Fanny Estes
Vickers
JD Angel
Dantel
Charlotte
Charube
H Patehen
T Patehen
Boone
Patehen
Bessie Patehen
G van Meter
Batchelor
Deepwater & Hudson
St Groves
Farmers Ley Co
Deer Creek
B Maxey
MC Shelton
East Boone
AJ Walters
Mound
Maude P Alexander
J Wo Witzel
Porter
Missouri Pacific Time Table at Butler Station Corrected
Corrected south bound timetable lists trains including Southwest mail Express at 12:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Nevada mail and express, local freights to Kansas City, and Kennas City mail express schedules. North bound, local freights and mixed trains are shown with times and stations including Kansas City stock and intercity divisions. Agent K. C. Vaspeavoour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Mail
Teas & Joptin Mail & Express
Nevada Mail
East Roukd
Samily Maesenger
K. C. Vaspeavoour
Ryland Sues Over 600 Acre Henry County Land
IP Ryland trustee in bankruptcy of George Y Salmon estate files in federal court to recover 600 acres valued at $24,000 in Henry county. The land was taken by Commonwealth Trust Co of St. Louis to satisfy debts of Salmon & Salmon bank of Clinton that failed in May 2005. Clinton Democrat note on Kiodol digestives sold by Uriay’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IP. Ryland
George Y. Salmon
Clinton, Mo
Henry County
Commonwealth Trust Company of
St. Louis
Salmon & Salmon Bank of
Clinton
Clinton Democrat
Reducing Water Rates at Clinton Judge Sustains Ordinance
In Clinton, Judge A. Denton in circuit court sustained a city ordinance cutting hydrant rentals under the public utilities act. The two day hearing featured a dispute with Col Woolfolk and the City Council over a compromise. The city offered 2,500 annually while the company sought 32,700. the $200 gap blocked settlement. The city now pays 4,600 for 74 hydrants, and the new ordinance would set 21,500 for 74 hydrants if upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Denton
Public Utilities Act
Althoug
Col. Woolfolk
Cly Council
Cours
Clinton Democrat
Home Seekers Excursion to Many States and Cities
Travel offer lists many destinations including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Georgia Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mexico Mississippi Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Rates include one and a half fare plus 22.00 for round trips, with second class colonists’ rates to Los Angeles San Francisco Santiago and other California points. Sale runs March 1 to April 20 1908 with various city connections and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mexico
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Viel
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Ense
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santiago
California Point
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Otter
City of Mexico
Vaspervoomr
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Grocer
Chicago
York
Jaques Manufacturing Company
Circuit Court Proceedings
Scott
Man
Newcastle
W. D. Wood
Bertha
Yucatan
Wood
W. J. Kirker
Mre
Prohibition Party
JR Morrison
DeArmond
M Chappell
Corbineval
Shawnee
Butler Station
Eek Wee
Ulay
John F. Herbel & Son
Court House
Butler, MO
M. Christy
Dissaane of
Over Butler Cash Department Store
Omee Telephone Wo
Hoade Telephoneld
E. N. Chastain
Hennett«Wheeler Mer. Co
High Street
H. M. Cannon
Butler, Missouri
Adrian
B. F. Jeter
J. T. Hull
T. C. Boulware
Office North Side Square
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