Public notice in Missouri court on title action
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Missouri Cape Girardeau county August term 1909 Robert Amos plaintiff and defendants unknown heirs of Colly Corpman Fleming etc. are named. Plaintiff seeks to divest defendants title to land in section 6 township 29 north range 12 east totaling 169.70 acres. If defendants fail to appear by August term end, judgment by confession will be entered. Published in The Jackson Herald. local news follows with various ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
James G. Colly
William N. Colly
Benjamin T. Colly
Columbus C. Colly
Andrew B. Colly
Theodore Colly
John C. Colly
Mary J
David Fleming
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
City of
Jackson
Jackson Herald
J. E. Schmuke
Circuit Court of
Cape Girardeau County
Live Stock Report From National Stock Yards Illinois
Cattle receipts 6500 with two thirds from Texas. Markets steady to active except fair to medium cows slow at slightly lower values. Best steers today from us at 6.90. Hog receipts 5000 with general market steady to strong. top for several years at 8.85. Sheep receipts 7000 with good lambs steady, others slightly lower. top lambs 5.00, top mutton 5.25. Includes local ads for ice cream, shoes, loans, and church events. notes community happenings and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yards
Texas
Death of Major J. M. Hadley in De Soto Kansas
Major J M Hadley father of Missouri Governor Hadley died Monday at his home in De Soto Kansas. R M McCombs and family have returned from a three weeks Texas trip. Local business notes reflect hot June days and a lull in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hadley
Hadley
Missouri
de Soto
Kansas
R. M. McCombs
Texas
Trouble Maker Ousted and Dr King’s Life Pills touted
A reader reports relief from stomach troubles after using Dr King’s Life Pills. The pill helps improve appetite and digestion and is praised as dependable medicine for stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Featured as Superior Healer
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect remedy for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum, sore eyes, cold sores, and piles. Claiming infallible results, the ad notes the product costs 25 cents at drug stores.
Electric globe drinks at Sibley’s headline
In town after supper residents are urged to visit Sibley’s for a cold soda or ice cream under the electric globe. The note also mentions a family tragedy as L. T. Lindsay’s twin daughters suffer illness, one dying of brain fever yesterday and the other quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley's
L. T. Lindsay
Robert O’brien
22Nd Street
East St. Louis
Illinois
Josephine Stanley
John Stanley
Mr. Davis
Bend
Jackson
Ethel McLain
Florence Neal
Mary Howard
Joe Howard
Oak Ridge
Electric Bitters Restore Health and Beauty for Women
Envy of attractive women fades as Electric Bitters regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify blood, and improve complexion. They aid nervous health, strengthen nerves, and give bright eyes and pure breath. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
Quaker Oats Ad Promotes Breakfast for Children
An old advertising snippet urges feeding children Quaker Oats to boost health and energy. It touts quick improvements, lists prices for regular, family, and special packages, and ends with a garbled line about breakfast.
Sickness Update and Local Hiking Trip Report
H R Quinn remains quite ill with conditions not improving in recent days. M D Wilson Dr Phillips Fred Bartels H E Alexander and Cape visitors joined A M Spradling and C W Henderson from the city for a camping and fishing trip on Apolie creek Saturday. Klein's advertises a full line of up-to-date buggies. A five minute talk will precede the Sunday sermon at the Methodist church on Blasting at the Rock. The Teacher and His Pupils is the sermon topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Lindsey
W. A. Miller
Cape
Williams School
M. T. Haw
Methodist Church
J. J. Ayres
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Williams Creek
Presbyterian Church
Klein's
J. W. Taylor
Marble Hill
Will Mayfield Academy
A. Beck
Pocahontas
The
Herald
Missouri
Carl McNeely Miller
Fruitland
Charles Hurst
Judge Schaefer
Appleton
Henry Meier
Bee
W. F. Schleuter
Wand
St. Louis
Baal
Heinberg
Alice Goodin
Charleston High School
Jackson
Prof
Goodin
Cape County Abstract Co
Jim Cannon
Sibley
Garnett Morton
Paragould
Arkansas
H. P. Crowe
M. D. Wilson
Dr. Phillips
Fred Bartels
H. E. Alexander
A. M. Spradling
C. W. Henderson
Apolie Creek
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Rock House
Jackson, Mo
W. F. Sawyer
McNeely’s
Jackson, “Lo
Cape County Abstract Company
Camren
T. G. Peterson
N. M. Davis
Epworth League
Doe Run
F. P. Foster
Eaton
Heinberg’s
Juanita Lusk
Bess Limbaugh
Oma Schade
Haw
Allenville
Ratten
Sedalia Business College
Alf Green
Grant Sutton
Camren's
Sibley’s
Jas. T. McDonald
Bessie Myrick
East Jackson
Bessie
Mildred Tristler
Herald Office
R. H. Ditzler
Yount Hotel
Salvation Army
W. W. Taylor
Hoxie
Carter County
Live Stock Report
William Brooks
Caruthersville
Brooks
E. O. Mabrey
West Jackson
Ezekiel
Old Methodist Church
Schaefer
Cape County Savings Bank Capital
Surplus
H. R. Quinn
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