Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution in Jefferson County
By order of a special execution from the District Court of Iowa in Jefferson County, The Fairfield Evergreen Cemetery Association wins a judgment against Wm H Coop Mary R Coop Geo W Gibson Caroline A Gibson and Charles Messer. The sheriff will sell the south half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter section 36 township 72 range 10 west now known as block 60 Centennial Addition Fairfield on January 12 1905 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Fairfield for cash to satisfy 1306.75 debt 59.72 costs and accruing costs. J W Wright Sheriff Chas M Barnes Deputy.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
Fairfield Evergreen Cemetery Association
Wm. H. Coop
Mary R. Coop
Geo. W. Gibson
Caroline A. Gibson
Charles Messer
Fairfield
Court House
J. W. Wright
Chas. M. Barnes
George W. Gibson
Section Thirty-One
Township Seventy Two
Township Seventy-Two
Isf
M. Barnes
Coykendall
Sheriff's Sale in Fairfield Iowa Sought by Messer
In Jefferson County Iowa the court orders the sale of the defendants Caroline A Gibson and George W Gibson property to satisfy a debt of 568.28 dollars plus 42.28 dollars costs. The parcels include the south half of the east twenty three and ninety two hundredths acres of a southwest quarter and the south half of the northeast section thirty six in township seventy two north range ten west, now known as block sixty Centennial Addition to Fairfield. The sale proceeds go to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse in Fairfield.
Fairfield Real Estate Auction Levied After Guardian Judgment
Judgment in favor of Frank Pacha Guardian against A J Conlee Laura A Conlee and E J Coykendall led to a levy on Coykendall’s Sub division in Centennial Addition Fairfield Iowa. Property includes multiple blocks and lots with sale to satisfy 1905 court debt and costs at public auction. Deputy Chas M Barnes notes amount $1587.78 plus $66.32 costs and accruing costs.
Quieting Title in Jefferson County Lands
Jefferson District Court 1905 petition filed by Roy Glotfelty asks to quiet title to the South West quarter of the North East quarter of Section 23, Township 71, Range 10, against unknown claimants. The case names William Leable and heirs, Mrs Leable, Mrs Seable and heirs, Mrs Craig and heirs, and notes a 1864 deed from William Craig to Levi Morris.
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Jefferson District Court
Roy Glotfelty
S. W
N. E
William Leable
Leable
Craig
Seable
District Court
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
William Seable
William L. Leable
Mary Ann Leable
Mrs. Leable
Levi Morris
Adverse Possession Suit In Fairfield Court
The plaintiff Roy Glotfelty and grantors claim open adverse possession of lands under color of title for more than 20 years. If you do not answer by noon February 6 1905 a default and judgment may be entered against you in the Fairfield court. Wilson and Jordan represent the plaintiff.
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Roy Glotfelty
Court House
Fairfield
Wilson & Jordan
Order for Publication in Fairfield Tribune
Judge approves notice to unknown defendants and orders publication weekly for six consecutive weeks in the Fairfield Tribune Jefferson County Iowa. Published notice aims to provide information to involved parties through the local newspaper.
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Fairfield Tribune
Jefferson County
Iowa
Robt. Sloan
Shooting at Eldon injures farmer in leg
J. S. Christy, a Chequest area farmer, was shot in the leg by Ralph Sloan, a former Eldon drayman, yesterday afternoon. Three 32 caliber shots were fired during a quarrel over a trivial matter. Christy received care from Dr. Sawyer. Sloan fled after securing a horse and has not been seen.
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Ralph Sloan
J. S. Christy
Eldon
Chequest
Christy
Sloan
Sawyer
Fire destroys Batavia Mercantile Co stock and building
A blaze in Batavia early this morning gutted the Batavia Mercantile Co store causing about 40000 in losses. Loren Cope land reported the fire, which started in the grocery section and spread rapidly, wiping out the entire building and stock. The warehouse rear brick structure and Nelson's Opera House upper story also suffered fire damage.
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Batavia Mercantile Co
Batavia
Loren Copeland
Copeland
Peter Nelson
Nelson
Opera House
Fabens Resigns After Twenty Five Years with Burlington
Ottumwa Iowa December 30 1900 25 years service with the Burlington rail line ends as Geo W Fabens resigns his Ottumwa division superintendent post effective January 1 1900 1905 He plans to retire to Marblehead Massachusetts and enter business O E Stewart named Creston division superintendent and C P Leonard trainmaster promoted to succeed Stewart
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Ottumwa
The
Burlington
Geo. W. Fabens
Fabens
Marblehead
Mass
O. E. Stewart
Creston Division
C. P. Leonard
Stewart
Col Morrison Dead Prominent Iowa Plow Manufacturer
Col Joseph B. Morrison of Ft Madison a leading citizen and pioneer businessman died in Des Moines after a Bright's disease attack while waiting at Union Station. He had attended a state meeting of the Roman Catholic Mutual Protective association and was recently elected to its finance committee.
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Des Moines
Ft. Madison
Union
Joseph B. Morrison
Iowa
Bright
Col. Morrison
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Association
Fire destroys Coon block in Estherville
Fire at Estherville Iowa destroyed the Coon block and several adjoining buildings owned by H C Coon. Loss at least 100000 with partial insurance. The blaze, believed to start from a furnace, also consumed merchants and the Vindicator Republican office and local secret societies.
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Coon Block
Esteherville
H. C. Coon
Vindicator-Republican
Secret Societies
Clubbing Proposition Appears Elsewhere in Tribune
A note directs readers to another section of the Tribune for details on a clubbing proposition. The reference implies related coverage is continued in a different part of the issue.
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the Tribune
Heroism in Animals Shows Courage Across Species
A natural history writer argues masculine courage is not uniquely human. He cites a ram that shields its flock from lanterns, illustrating self sacrifice and protection of the weak as natural traits shared with humans and other animals.
Origin of the Custom of Women Adopting Husband Name
The article surveys why women take their husband’s surname at marriage. It cites a Roman origin theory tied to Pompey and Cicero and notes later practices across Europe. It also references Catherine Parr and others who retained or altered names, and mentions legal backing dating to 1268 and a Elizabeth era case Ben versus Smith.
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England
Julia
Octavia
Pompey
Cicero
Catherine Parr
Jane Grey
Dudley
Arabella Stuart
Seymour
Ben Versus Smith
Elizabeth
New York Herald
Windmills and their medieval spread across Europe
The article traces early windmill use in Europe, noting twelfth century spread to England with mills at Pipewell Abbey and Haberdon, and the 1264 Richard of Cornwall refuge mention. It cites the Grand Moulin de Lilly as Europe's oldest windmill, built 1011 and destroyed in 1900, linking to Otto von Trazegnies.
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Europe
Beckmann
Pipewell Abbey
Northamptonshire
Haberdon
Suffolk
Richard
Earl of
Cornwall
Lewes
Sayles
Mulne
Belgium
Otto von Trazegnies
Lilly
London Standard
Humorous Sheriff Delivers Witty Jury List at Session
A London jury list on the judge’s rebuke sparked laughter as the sheriff read aloud names with noble and clerical ranks such as Max King Henry Prince George Duke William Marquis Edward Earl and others. The judge praised the sheriff for cleverness.
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Max King
Henry Prince
George Duke
William Marquis
Edward Earl
Richard Lord
Richard Baron
Edmund Knight
Peter Esquire
George Gentleman
Robert Yeoman
Stephen Pope
Humphrey Cardinal
William Bishop
John Abbot
Richard Friar
Henry Monk
Edward Priest
Richard Deacon
Sheriff
London Star
Apple Sauce Aids Digestion of Pork
A ripe raw apple is easy on the stomach and wholesome cooked. Apple sauce served with pork helps digestion of the meat and enables some people to eat pork without discomfort when the sauce is plentiful and not too sweet.
Uncle on Hands Delights Children More Than Books
An uncle on his hands and knees brings joy to children, valued more than the humorists' writings. The remark captions a playful scene where kids and guardian share a simple, genuine moment.
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T, P, O’connor
The Amateur in Sports
An analysis from Outing defines amateurs as players who compete for pleasure only and without compensation. It contrasts amateurs with professionals who pursue athletics for a livelihood and risk harming the game's spirit when money influences play. The piece advocates a simple rule: amateurs receive no pay, professionals are barred, and colleges need only enforce this annual agreement to maintain amateur status.
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Swimmer Board
The Meals for Poets Breakfast Parties of Rogers
A condensation of Chambers Journal reflections on Samuel Rogers and his early 19th century breakfast gatherings at St James Place. The piece notes Byron Moore and Erskine visiting, the social prominence of breakfasts over dinners, witty invitations, and famed lines about breakfast being the meals for poets. It cites Rousseau and mentions Wordsworth and Southey as attendees.
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Samuel Rogers
St. James Place
Byron
Moore
Erskine
Grattan
Iron Duke
Waterloo
S. A
Rousseau
Greville
Sydney Smith
Luttrell
John Russell
Wordsworth
Southey
Rogers
Chambers
Codd's Puzzle Shows Seven Defenses in Duck Theft Case
The Spectator recalls Codd defending a client charged with stealing a duck. He proposed seven defenses including bought it paid for it found it was given to him flown into his garden and pocketed while he slept. The jury acquitted not for a single defense but because no defense was clearly chosen and the prisoner benefited from doubt.
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Amicus Curiae
The Hygienic Value of Sunday Refresher and Recreation
The piece declares Sunday as both religious and hygienic, beneficial morally and physically. It urges soul refreshment and recreation, describing Sunday as a time for thought, intellectual enjoyment, nature, and beauty, with individual judgment on activities like motoring or card playing.
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Lady Violet Greville
London Graphic
Peacock Learns Song Ends In Chaos
A peacock attempts to imitate a nightingale and incites panic as his attempt to sing frightens all nearby. The bird laments its beauty and talent after the disastrous result.
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Chicago Tribune
Think Twice Before You Act Motto Circulates
Knox suggests the line Think twice before you act as a possible motto for Woodby s amateur theatrical club as they seek a fitting slogan. The exchange notes the club’s formation and their search for a memorable expression.
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Knox
Woodby
Railroad Time Cards C B Q Time Table West Northbound
Train schedule details listing Denver Express Des Moines Fast Mail Omaha Express Chicago Passenger and Local Passenger services with daily and Sunday exceptions. Includes times for going west and east and notes on Burlington and Peoria connections and freight.
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Chicago Express
Burlington and
Peoria
All work guaranteed office near First National Bank
An advertisement notes an office location up stairs on the south side of the square near First National Bank offering guaranteed services.
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First National Bank
South Side Square
Poverty as disgrace and secrecy in a sharp exchange
The quoted exchange centers on poverty and pride as a romantic young woman asserts poverty is no disgrace while Miss Cayenne contends it is no great recommendation either. A final line by Richter adds a reflection on secrets and power.
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Yooung
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
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lBridge
Hisineet
H. C. Williams
Leighton Bldg
Ottumwa, Ia
Sheriff’s Sale
Frank Pacha
A. J. Conlee
Laura A. Conlee
E. J. Coykendall
Shooting
Estherville
Willie
the Meals For Poets
Codd
Astoria
Pany
Rock Island System
Golden State Ltd
Golden State Limited
el Paso
R. J. Wilson
A. G. Jordan
Law
Calvin Snook
Higley’s Drug Store
Edwin C. Bock
Shriner & Swayze's
Frank Fourt
South Side Drug Store
J. B. Monfort
Telehones
Fordyce, M. D
Risk & Huistedler’s
Court Street
A. S. Hague
Higley’s
E. Side Park
E. G. Grove M. D
Monfort Bidg
N. of Savings Bank
N. of Court House
IL D Jones
Kate M. Jones
E. R. Smith
Mort- Loan
E Park
Richter
E. F. Simmons
Cor. Park
W. S. Maddux
Mary T. Maddux
Jefferson County Bank
W. Briggs
Bawyers
H. E. Hurst
Kerrick & Co
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