Notice of District Court quiet title action Iowa Lucas 1908
District Court of Lucas County Iowa August term 1908. E H Whiteside sues multiple Johnsons and Mathews heirs seeking to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quarter of section 20 township 71 range 21 west 5th P.M. This notice cites prior conveyances, alleged misdating, and claims ownership in fee simple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
E. H. Whiteside
Lewis Mathews
Lewis Matthews
Joseph Mathews
M. Kubitshek
Michael Kubitshek
Charles
G. ‘Johnson
Anna 8. Johnson
Anne
Johnson
Christina Johnson
Christine Johnson
Christena Johnson
Anna M. Erickson
Emma §.Johnson
Carl A. Johnson
Ida M. Johnson
Ida N. Johnson
Minnié
BE. H. Whiteside
Correction of Johnson estate names and land description in Iowa suit
In the Lucas county case the court notes multiple misentries for Johnson relatives including Christina Christine Ida Ida N. Johnson Minnie Minnie H. Johnson Harry A. Johnson and Christine Johnson. It orders that the notice be published in the Chariton Patriot for four weeks and directs proper entry corrections to reflect true names and the described property. The action seeks to fix errors in probate and partition records and warns defendants to appear by the next term or face default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werefone
C. G. Johnson
Christina Johnson
Christine
Ida M. Johnson
Ida N. Johnson
John Arthur Johnson
Arthur J. Johnson
John A. Johnson
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
Harry H. Johnson
Harry A Johnson
Minnie B. Johnson
Minnie H. Johnson
Lewis Mathews
Joseph Mathews
Anne S. Johnson
Christine, Johnson
Harry A. Johnson
Christena Johnson
District Court
Chariton
Hickman & Wells
Chariton Patriot
M. A. Roberts
Second Judical District of
Notice of Will Proof in Lucas Iowa District Court
Notice announces the will of Jacob Brimmer, deceased, has been produced and read in the Lucas County District Court. The hearing for proof is fixed for September 1, 1908, with Geo F Carpenter as Clerk of Court signing and sealing the notice on July 27, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Lucas County
Jacob Brimmer
Gonrt
District Court
Draft Horses Guide Emphasizes Weight and Form
A historical manual outlines key draft horse traits weight form limbs and action. It covers head neck withers shoulders arms knees and feet plus body proportions for stamina and pulling power and notes weights from 1600 pounds and up with height sixteens hands to sixteen and a half.
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold with Foley's Honey and Tar
A Batesville resident, A. S. Nusbaum, recounts suffering three months from a summer cold with hay fever symptoms. After ineffective medicines, Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cured him. His wife later had the same success with the remedy. Beaman & Patton endorse the product.
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A. S. Nusbaum
Batesville
Foley
Beaman & Patton
Unclaimed Letters in Post Office Listing
Week ending August 1, 1908 shows unclaimed items at the post office including names such as Nell Dillon Bates Anderson Johnson Fall Milnes Knapp Earland Mann Ramsey Alexander and others. Postmaster R. A. Haseelquist notes letters remain awaiting recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Dillon
A Faithful Friend Knows Its Value in Drug Co
A fragmented note hints at a sale or transfer involving a drug company with emphasis on loyalty and value. The readable phrases suggest a business context where trust and financial worth are highlighted, though specifics are unclear.
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FIV
C. E. Fluke’s
Drug Co
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