Missouri suit seeks to cloud title on Cape Girardeau land
In Cape Girardeau County Missouri the circuit court issues an order by publication for defendants including James G Colly and unknown heirs to appear or risk judgment. The land described spans 169.70 acres in Section 6 Township 29 North Range 12 East and includes a 9.70 acre rectangle removal. The notice is published in The Jackson Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Colly
James I G. Colly
William N. Colly
Benjamin T. Colly
Columbus C. Colly
Andrew B. Colly
Theodore Colly
John C. Colly
Mary
David Fleming
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
City of
Jackson
Jackson Herald
J. E. Schmuke
Circuit Court of
Cape Girardeau County
A Night Rider Raid Affects Sleep No More
A pamphlet warns against night riders calomel croton oil or aloes pills that raid your bed and rob your rest. Dr King’s New Life Pills promise no distress and a full cleanse addressing headaches constipation malaria for 25 cents at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
To Make Farming Pay, A July Idea From New Idea Woman's Magazine
The July issue argues business methods boost farm profits, stating fashioning a city business system into farming yields big returns. It warns that without proper methods farming no longer sustains a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Odd Fellow Injury Case Upheld Against Sick Benefit
A Oklahoma man and Odd Fellows lodge in the eastern section were denied sick benefits after a Sunday baseball injury deemed the result of an immoral act. The local lodge, grand lodge, and sovereign grand lodge of the world all upheld the denial, noted by the Western Methodist to support Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Grand Lodge
Western Methodist
Control of Hog Cholera Bulletin Issued by Missouri State Board
A Missouri bulletin on hog cholera by Dr. J W Connaway of the University of Missouri highlights immunity serum and prevention. The piece notes 6000+ hogs treated with 95 percent saved, urges farmers to use the serum and prevention measures, and mentions demand limits and plans to expand services. It also references local resolutions praising Col T L Hamlin and Col T W Birmingham, and argues private schools fail without endowment while praising public schools and the Jackson district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Connaway
Missouri Agriculture Station
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Missouri State Board of Agrculture
George B. Ellis
Columbia
Connaway
Missouri
Col. Hamlin
Col. Birmingham
Jackson
The
Herald
Birmingham
Hamlin
Sedalia temperance meeting splits on amendment submission
Temperance groups at Sedalia last week disagreed on submitting the constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition, but submissionists prevailed. The executive committee, drawn from officers and temperance order representatives, will hold a campaign meeting August 8 at a location designated by the president. Officers include President Judge W. H. Wallace of Kansas City and treasurer G. O. Nations of Farmington, with several vice presidents and secretaries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Preezident
W. H. Wallace
Kansas City
F. S. Davidson
Bethany
J. W. Million
Mexico
F. S. Hefferman
Springfield
D. B. Pankey
Kennett
E. G. Ingalls
St. Louis
Charles E. Stokes
G. O. Nations
Farmington
State Hospital No 4 Under Republican Control
State Hospital No 4 is reported to be under Republican control with new officers named. Superintendent is Dr. Robert E. Keeney of De Soto, assistant superintendent Dr. Henry Lloyd of St. Louis, assistant physician Dr. Frank Weber of Flat River, secretary W. L. Thomasson of Morley, steward Dock Mackley of Farmington, matron Mrs. Nettie Rohlfing of Farmington, treasurer Peter Glessing of Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital No .4
Robert E. Keeney
de Soto
Henry Lloyd
St. Louis
Frank Weber J
Flat River
W. L. Thomasson
Morley
Dock Mackley
Farmington
Nettie Rohlfing
Peter Glessing
Mrs Gould's Liquor Claim Fuels Separation Suit
Mrs. Howard Gould’s alleged liking for liquor is the main issue in her separation suit. Andrew Frederickson, Castle Gould night watchman, testified he once found Mrs Gould intoxicated on the grounds at midnight. She argues she has as much right to drink as anyone else and laments husbands returning drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
Andrew Frederickson
Castle Gould
Mrs. Gould
Benefits of a Tuberculosis Sanatorium
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that sanatoria generally boost surrounding property values and community health. In 37 institutions across 22 states, 67.5 percent raised nearby property values, 61.3 percent attracted residents, and sales of land improved in 22 cases. Examples include Portland Oregon, Aiken Washington DC, and Hebron Maine with property gains. Courts in Massachusetts North Carolina and Virginia deem sanatoria not health threats or land value detractors. The piece notes economic and health benefits to farmers merchants and overall public health. The segment closes with condolences for Col G C Thilenius and L F Klosterman in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
National Association
Portland
Oregon
Aiken
D. C
Hebron
Maine
Luzerne
Liberty
N. Y
Saranac Lake
New York
Pittsford
Vermont
Mt. Vernon
Silver City
N. M
Asheville
N. C
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Virginia
Real Estate Transfers Record Moves and Payments
Phillip Wendeknecht and wife transfer 7 acres in Section 23 Townships 32 Range 14 to William M. Thomas and wife for 100 dollars. David A. Glenn and wife transfer Lots 5 6 and 7 in Block 8 Giboney Houck subdivision Cape Girardeau to Moses Wybark for 525 dollars. Moses Wybark transfers Lots 1 and 2 Block 1 Giboney Houck subdivision Cape Girardeau back to David A. Glenn for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wendeknecht
William M. Thomas
David A. Glenn
Moses Wybark
Giboney Houck
City of
Cape Girardeat
Giboney Houck Subdivision
Cape Girardeau
Local Title Deeds and Abstracts Offered by Seller
James E Waddell of Thebes IL is listed with others age 22 Effie G Jordan Neelys Landing 20 August Luebber Cape Girardeau 25 Marie Hall 22 Arthur J Schrader Cape Girardeau 28 Maude Clippard Marble Hill 23 Louis Moore Allenville 22 Freida Bock Allenville 17 E M Hardy Chaffee 25 Templa Ward Chaffee 19 M Randol Cape Girardeau 26 Lizzie Hargraves Cape 21 PRESERVE YOUR TITLE DEEDS Abstracts available from me for property purchases prompt attention Phone No 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Waddell
Thebes
Ill
Effie G. Jordan
Neely's Landing
August Luebber
Cape Girardeau
Marie Hall
Arthur J. Schrader
Maude Clippard
Marble Hill
Louis Moore
Allenville
Freida Bock
E. M. Hardy
Chaffee
Templa Ward
M. Randol
Lizzie Hargraves
Cape
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of Missouri
Seattle
Don Carlos Ellis
United States Forest Service
Ellis
Forest Service
Government
Cape County Abstract Company
Jackson Drug Company
Cape County Savings Bank
G. C. Thilenius
L. F. Klosterman
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