Public notice in Cape Girardeau court case 1909
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. In the Circuit Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri August term 1900 Robert Amos plaintiff versus James G Colly and unknown heirs of Colly et al defendants. Plaintiffs petition states defendants are non residents and cannot be served. Notice by publication is ordered to the defendants that suit seeks to divest defendants and vest title to land in plaintiff. Land described as sections and parcels in section 6 township 29 north range 12 east containing 169.70 acres. Defendants must appear by August term start at Jackson courthouse or answer by then or be defaulted. Copy certified by Clerk J K Schmuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Colly
William N. Colly
Benjamin T. Colly
Columbus C. Colly
Andrew B. Colly
Andrew 6. Colly
Theodore Colly
John C. Colly
Mary J. Colly
Samuel E. Colly
W. S. Corpman
Sarah Corpman
Jacob Corpman
Catherine C.corpman
Catherine C. Corpman
David Fleming
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
City of
Jackson
Jackson Herald
J. KE. Scamuke
Circuit Court
Cape Girardeau County
J. E. Schmuke
A Night Rider's Raid Ending with Dr Kings New Life Pills
A vintage ad-style description warns of night riders like calomel croton oil or aloes pills that disrupt sleep. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe remedy that cleanses the system and cures colds headache constipation malaria, priced 25c at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jurors Drawn For August Term In Several Townships
The jurors list includes Circuit Court jurors and Common Pleas jurors for Apple Creek, Cape Girardeau, Hubble, Kinder, Liberty, Randol, Shawnee, Welch, and Whitewater townships. Names include A G Schaefer Henry Wilkening Herman Bodenschatz Henry Harris Jacob Koch James Bowers Julius Johns Charles Behrens William Goodman Henry Meyer Jr John Sachse E 0 Hensley John Sadler Leon Clippard August Kempe August Wallman W Krueger Anton Nebel Henry Schnecker Edward Schneider Joe Jeager John Heirsch J M Allison Edward Schneide Herman Hillemann Kaward Overbeck Henry Nagel Lorberg Henry eumeyer Herman Gerecke J N Robins J H Ester Henry Roloff Louis Brennecke Charles Hennecke William Bornemann John F Campbell Herman Kirchoff Julius Meyer John C Haupt E G Scheen P B Adams Jacob Doyle Alvin Sides Jack Summerlin Charles M Waddle Fred Hartle Ernest Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Johns
Charles Behrens
William Goodman
Henry Meyer
John Sachse
Hensley
John Sadler
Leon Clippard
Cape Girardeau
August Kempe
August Wallman
W Krueger
Anton Nebel, Jr
Henry Schnecker
Edward Schneider
Joe Jeager
John Heirsch
J. M. Allison
Edward Schneide
Herman Hillemann
Kaward Overbeck
Liberty
Charles Hennecke
William Bornemann
Randol
John F. Campbell
Herman Kirchoff
Julius Meyer
John C. Haupt
Shawnee
E. G. Scheen
P. B. Adams
Jacob Doyle
Alvin Sides
Welch
Jack Summerlin
Charles M. Waddle
Whitewater
Fred Hartle
Ernest Miller
H R Quinn Dead in City June 80th
H R Quinn died in this city on June 80th leaving no immediate relatives but many friends. He served as cashier at the Jackson Exchange Bank after early years as printer and harness maker. A lifelong Catholic, he was unmarried and buried in the city cemetery beside his mother after funeral services at the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Quinn
Quinn
Exchange Bank
H. R. English
English
Jackson Exchange Bank
Blanton on Taxation in Paris Missouri Letter
Jefferson City Letter argues tax fears hinder Missouri progress. Editor Blanton of the Paris Appeal criticizes anti tax rhetoric, noting taxes fund roads bridges and public buildings. He cites state gains from public investment and warns against scaring voters with small levy increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Blanton
Paris Appeal
Jefferson City
Death of Mrs. Georgia B. Collard in gasoline blast
Mrs. Georgia B. Collard of Monterey died after noon at a local hospital from injuries after a gasoline explosion at her uncle A. R. Byrd’s residence on Guenther street. The left side of her body and left arm burned. blood poisoning developed. She leaves husband K. J. Collard and two young sons. Funeral at Byrd residence tomorrow morning at 10.00. Bank Examiner W. J. H. Stone was in Oak Ridge last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Georgia B. Collard
Georgia Berringer
Mrs. Collard
K. J. BR. Collard
Monterey
Mexico
A. R. Byrd
J. A. Callard
Notice to Public on Delinquent Accounts
Notice to public states all accounts not paid by August 1st will be placed in the hands of a collector. Signed by DAVIS BROS. of Fruitland, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Bros
Fruitland, Mo
Sees Mother Grow Young with Electric Bitters
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Me praises Electric Bitters saying her mother, past 70, grew young again after 20 years of dyspepsia. Doctors gave up but bitters revived appetite sleep and strength, curing liver and kidney troubles. Only 50c at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Abstracter promises prompt title service for deeds and abstracts
A local ad offers title abstract and deed services urging buyers to obtain an abstract to ensure clear property ownership. It emphasizes that orders receive prompt attention and provides phone contact.
Embezzler Arrested and Local Crimes Reported
R Tousley, once a Cotton Belt agent at Campbell, jailed on embezzlement charges totaling 565 dollars after posting 600 dollar bond. Clarence Marler of Desloge fined 100 dollars and six months in jail for carrying a pistol. Farris killed by Mrs. C Gregory, sheriff dispute cited. Head kills Otto Bush near Caruthersville, commits suicide after shooting. Campbell to build concrete water pool for artesian supply. water said to have medicinal properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Tousley
Cotton Belt Railroad
Campbell
Clarence Marler
Desloge
Marler
Campbell Land and Artesian Water Company
C. Gregory
Caboot
J. W. Farris
West Plains Gazette
Farris
Imperial Sunday Alliance forms amid faith groups in England
A manifesto from the Imperial Sunday Alliance signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Westminster, along with Walter Scott, promotes broad Christian unity and rest-rites from seven days of work. The piece underscores a shared commitment to the Sabbath and broad religious cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canterbury
Westminster
Walter Scott
Lidgett
National Free Church Council
Hewun
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for piles and wounds
An intriguing testimonial from L. 8. Na pier of Regress Kentucky describes ten years of torture riding a horse due to piles and relief after Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve cures piles burns cuts boils fever sores eczema salt rheum and corns, priced 25 cents with a guarantee by dry goods retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier
Regress
Bucklen
Fruitland High School Proposed By Local Figures
Fruitland residents plan to restart a high school with support from E. Templeton C. P. Mathews Carl McNeely R. A. Caldwell Rev M G Peterson William Wessel Jr Ed Kaiser J C Davis and N M Davis Two teachers have been engaged and a July 17 meeting at Fruithin will organize and elect officers The group argues for a lasting community school and future district cooperation under state law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
J. H. Kurre
C. P. Mathews
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State of Missouri
Supreme Court of Missouri
Atorney Jones
Attorney General
Federal Court
State Supreme Court
Hadley
Supreme Court of the
United States
McPherson
Railroads
Kansas City Journal
A. T. Osbron
Ozarks
Charles W. Nugent
St. Louis
Piasa Chautauqua
Alton
Auust
Common Pleas
Apple Creek
A. G. Schaefer
Henry Wilkening
Herman Bodenschatz
Henry Harris
Jacob Koch
James A. Bowers
Byrd
Hubble
Henry Nagel
A. IF
Lorberg
Henry Eumeyer
Herman Gerecke
Kinder
J. N. Robins
J. H. Ester
Henry Roloff
Louis Brennecke
Blanton
Paris
Monroe County
W. J H. Stone
Oak Ridge
Ous
Eafe
Bape County Savings Bank Capital and Surplus
J.W. Head
Otto Bush
Caruthersville
Head
Bush
The
Imperial Sunday Alliance
John Adams
Carl McNeely
Winter Bros
Rey
Peterson
Shady Grove
Indian Creek
Woodmen
Browning
Fruitland High School
Mlldden
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