Real Estate Transactions from October Listings in Wisconsin
A long column of October 71st 1902 real estate deals in Wisconsin with numerous warrantee deeds and consideration figures. Includes transfers in Hoegrosville Bigginsville Odessa Higginsville and Centerville with several buyers like D Crews Anna Igastedt and Latta Dann among others and amounts ranging from 50 to 8 1 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toveday
Earranter Conaidermion
Biles Bards
Hoegrosville
A. Davideon
D. Crews
Warrapice
Ausband
Joi
Beever
Warrasted
Dottelduen- Rho
Willard Smith
Frantee
D-H
Hancock
Bigginsville
Aroline L. Collinge
Jas
W. Lips
Has. Mitchell
Kate M. Boon
Sam B. Whitley
C. H. Vaniver
Higginsville
W. L. Fann
Chas
K E. Houser
Agliville
Cath. J. Allstads
Tilton Davis Jr
Fritz Brinkhoff
A. Groar
Tig Weres
Geo
Bertram
Wartee
Santa Fe stockholders vote on Amarillo to Albuquerque cut off
Santa Fe railroad stockholders are called to vote on proposals to build a cut-off from Amarillo Texas to Albuquerque New Mexico shortening the line by about 200 miles via Kaosse City and Sos Angules. A lone bandit held up a Southern Paone train this week near Drumwond Muncha, killing the engineer and injuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneral
Santa Fe Railroad
Upp
Amarillo
Texas
Albuquerqee
New Mexico
Drumwond
Muncha
Miss Lillian Lloyd A Rising Stage Beauty From St Joseph
Ruth Reade known as Miss Lillian Lloyd born in Kenicky and raised in St Joseph is described as a society belle in Kenane City and a standout in the Plerodora sextet. A New York playwright has taken interest predicting major success similar to Mrs Leane Carter thanks to dramatic intensity and unrivaled beauty. Her parents reside at 2701 Delaware street with father L HW Reade, a produce merchant, and brother Henry Reade in railroad offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenicky
Miss Lloyd
Mra. Carter
Ruth Reade
St. Joseph
Deaware Street
Henry Reade
Sailroad
Blue eyed men and border villains in Everybody's Magazine
E C Little notes in Everybody's Magazine that bad men along the border favor blue eyed targets. He argues a soft blue eye invites bully abuse, prompting a chain of fights as a blue eyed man resents imposition and gains a fighting reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Little
Everybody’s Magazine
Peary Reflects On Explorations And Northward Endeavors
Peary discusses the outcomes of his expeditions and emphasizes the value of proper planning in Arctic travel. The remarks reference his northern work, the coordination with colleagues, and the aim to explore with minimized peril amid extreme conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Arong
New York
Thave'beett & Cloge
Whale Acund
Kipthur
Fragmentary note on a small tribe and their life
A fragment notes a tribe of about 176 to 200 people whose unique way of living has provoked revulsion, contrasting them with other peoples. The speaker claims a complete collection of their habits and implements and has sent it to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Exhibition Postponed to After Thanksgiving
Farmers delaying entry to allow corn to dry and mature. Prizes postponed to Friday November 8th, the day after Thanksgiving. J. R Moorenman announces prizes will be awarded the day after Thanksgiving and asks entrants to have corn ready before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Moorenman
Colombian Rebellion Crushed Surrenders Reported
Washington reports General Uribe-Uribe has surrendered and the rebellion in Colombia is crushed. The development is expected to influence the Colombian government’s stance on granting terms for the Panama Canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
United States
Mansina Canal
Tithe Clear Means Panama Coin Title Investigated
Attorney-General Knox reports three months of inquiry establish a perfect title to the Panama coin property. A formal report will be presented in December, and work is likely to commence before the middle of next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Just Received 4 Carloads of Flour From Buckner Mills
Just Received reports four carloads of flour from Buckner mills and urges the Lexington people to respond. The notice calls attention to an absentias of Lexington residents and aims to mobilize support or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mr and Aire Wash Parker to Wed in Louisiana
Odéven Oratle notes Parker couple plans to establish their future home in Dewnings, La. on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Aire
Parker
Dewnings
Odéven Oratle
Higginsville News and Local Notices From 1902 Era
A collage of local items notes Higginsville agitation over trade unions, marriages and engagements including Vandergrift and Clara Standheld, and Frank Cockrell Jr to Miller Pope. Reports mention Miaprit mthte University enrollment at 650, a Waterley I T death, and various railroad surveys regarding routes near Warrensburg and Mexico Missouri. Also referenced are Dr. Charles Manly’s Marion Alabama connection, a navy oil service report, and the Lazayetts Fair Association wound up with funds distribution. Warnings of upcoming events and community notices fill the page with brief society items and business notes.
Anomal Convention in St Joseph Missouri Seeks Strong Attendance
The twenty etth aneus convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Missouri will be held in St Joseph on November 25. A lineup of speakers including Walter Willwas editor of the Columbus eral and keynote figures from religious and civic circles is promised. The convention will feature musical performances by the Association male quartette and invites honorary delegates from YMCA affiliations nationwide. In a separate note, Miss Cornelis Ryland of this city married Mr John A Pinkerton of Greeley Center Nebraska at Rev Xenophon Ryland’s home with few relatives present. The couple will reside in Nebraska and the bride hails from Lexington families. the groom works for the Burlington railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Assocition of
Missouri
St. Joseph
Ghante
Walter Willwas
Columbus Eral
Meno Ja
America
Ward
Chicago
Fred B. Shipp
St. Louis
Jobo Lake
Kentucky
Linding
Chrinthen Agenciauions
Canada
Pinkerton-Ryland
Misa Cornelis Ryland
John A. Pinkerton
Greeley Cooter
Nebraska
Xenophon Ryland
Ryland
B. ©. Gordon
Nebraden
Lexington
Central College
Burlington
Greeley Center
Mies Stella Fort
Norman
Carre Hubbard
Kansas City
V. J. Willett
Harrisonville
Y. Ford
Af Odessit
George J. Smith
Mirchle Smith
Dustwburg
Johnson County
Gira
Dr. Smith
Delog
Bilbut Anil Seminary
Fanole
Green
Mamie Mooreland
Holeman Minter announce marriage of Mary Elizabeth Minter
Holeman Minter announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to B W Holeman of Moras Kansas on Tuesday October 26. The ceremony took place at the bride's parents home in Keneay City performed by Dr. Charles Manley. The bride formerly from Lexington. The groom is a young banker in Morac Kansas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olbera
Pirnainoe
Colorado
Mane Mmahusetts
Ira
Col
Curtis Gaild
Harris
Colleerng
University of Michigan
Alaine
Thhat
Jobn F. Gill
K. Ho Henry
Mississippi
Ceylon Observer
St. Louw
Ceylon
John Hagenbeck
Carl Hagenbeck
Anuridhapara
Pelmadilla
Ratoapara
William H. Harper
University of Chicago
Joseph H. George
D. di
Chicago Theological Seminary
Harper
Centerville
Lows
Koorm
Long Wall
Laddsdale
Laddadale
Ottumwa
Towa
Horfield
Tows
Willinam
Paley & Peke
Grogery
Court House
Lexington, Mo
Chas W
Loomis
H. Sinauer
Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothing
Manhattan
Lillian Lloyd
OPERA
Sometiin
Wraryt
Walker
Rere Everliuney
Talwated Cumpdimine
Rube Welch and
Iss Kitty Francis
Higginsvillele
Rayshal Carroll Counties
Mr. Vandergrift
Mise
Clara Standhleld
Cheb Morgan
Odessa
Jennings
Waterley
I. T
FO. Richter
Mary Kresso
Concordia
Hannah
Bryan
Stew
Bueckoer
Frank Cockrell, Jr
Senator Cockrell
Jefferson City
Miller Pope
Cockrell
New Orleans
W. S. Carter
Rock Island
Chapel Hill
Warrensburg
Leo's
Marrins
Odeses
James Blackwell
Anderson Whitsutt
Jeffersonian
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Mexico, Mo
St. Louuly
C. A
Hugo
I T
Fifb
Odessa Ledger
Navy Department
Anya
Hotrance
American Trotting Association
James Wilson
Healihy
Iake ‘Saoith
Chin
W. Loomis
Chas. W. Loomia
Mth
Wrenkila
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