An Errand that Had Unexpected Financial Turn of Events
A country trader Colonel Graves plans to fetch bonds worth 20000 dollars for his daughter Winnie. A hired messenger fails. a pocketed letter leads to a suspenseful investigation before the truth emerges: the bonds were never missing, only waste paper.
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Graves
Winnie
Jones
East Park
Beaver
Grand Central Station
Vincent Gray
Wall Street
Gray
New Street
the Park
Winnie Graves
Ezra Jones
Rascal
Tom
Harry
Central
Mr. Gray
Aunt Ruth
Stuth
Bunko
Ruth
Better judgment comes after poor investment response
A humorous exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune shows a man admitting his better judgment arrives only after he has already made a foolish investment. The line illustrates self awareness and comic resignation about poor financial decisions.
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Chicago Tribune
He'll Get the Time Though Funeral Question
A terse exchange about attending funerals highlights an infirm grandfather insisting he can barely reach his own funeral. The comment contrasts concern for others with aging limits as seen in London Answers.
Odd Case Sparks Anger After Ball Ejection
A Baltimore American item reports a man ejected from a ball game shouting with rage and then resuming anger once removed from the scene. Fire and heat imagery underline the incident for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Just Where He Sweeps
Comic strip gag notes a janitor doubling as a student quipster in a playful exchange about sweeping under carpets and keeping rooms tidy. The punchline hinges on a stubborn insistence that nothing is ever missed, even the hidden corners.
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Stude
Yessuh
Statement of Ownership and Management for Monticello Express
The Monticello Express in Monticello Iowa is listed with editor J W Doxsee publisher J W Doxsee owner J W Doxsee and known land holders mortgages and security holders owning 1 percent or more. The oath was sworn and subscribed before Notary L W Lovell on September 5 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Monticello
Owa
Augusta
J. W. Doxsee
Stonticello
Lie
L. W. Lovell
Executor's Notice for Frances Conder Estate
Public notice announces Robert C. Stirton as Executor of Frances Conder deceased by the District Court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the court sworn and within legal time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa September 16 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Frances Conder
Anamosa
A. D
Robert C. Stirton
J. W. Coxsee
Executrix Appointed in Urban Haussler Estate
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints Edyth Haussler executrix of Urban F Haussler deceased. All claims against the estate must be filed with the District Court Clerk within the legal time. Debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa September 24 1914. Herrick Reed attorneys.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Urban F. Hacussler
Anamosa
Quieting Title Notice in Jones County Iowa
Original notice filed in District Court Iowa Jones County November Term 113 by plaintiff Lawrence R R Jacobs against Edgar Wilson Eliza B Wilson and unknown heirs and claimants of the NE of section 17 township 3 north range 8 west and the surviving children of Lucinda Loveland and other unknown heirs and grantees seeking quieting title in the described property.
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District Court of the State of
Iowa
Jones County
Lawrence RR. Jacobs
Phiiatiff
Edgar. Wilson
Eliza B. Wilson
Said Wilson
Tage
Jone, County
Dwight Loveland
Hincline
Probate notice of heirs and land dispute in Jones and Dubuque counties
In the District Court of Iowa the petition of Frank Sauser and others seeks a decree establishing title to real estate in Dubuque and Jones counties and barring unknown heirs from claims. The filing names numerous heirs of Michael Sauser and Peter Sauser, describes two tracts, and requests a fee simple title and estoppel against all defendants. Default will be entered if defendants fail to appear by the specified term.
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Dwight Loveland
Eveline Rich
Range
Dones County
Lawrence Kelaveobs
Andrew Kasper
Elim of Riche
Tne
Guirbees
Andraw Ambuehl
Frank Sianser
Michael
Sadgser
Anna Boeker
Michael Sruser
Pubuque Compty
Eed
Trunk Becker
Anna Beeke
John M. Sauser
Paul Sauser
Laur M, Feddin
Carrie Hogan
Peter Sauser
Tate
Dihinegie County
Bow
Sid Peter Saucer
Michael Auser
Abel Pede
Lavinia Sauser
Orplut Sauser
Charles A. Reddin
Carrie Jrogan
Laura M. Reddin
Frank Wester
Drushead
Marcy Sauser
Wester
Anna Hiller
John Wester
Willia
Paul Baral
Martin Buel
Abraharm Book
Leomerd Biel
Kasper Buel
Karte Bardil
Dorm Laciseher
Jones County
Lewa
Tillie Buol
Lena Buaol
Mary Biol Leng Biol
Said Viol
Abmiham
Leonard
Kasper Buol
Martin Buol
J. Danette
Ursula Fionette
Hedeof
Martin Said
Lizzie Janette
Martin Janette
John Danette
Katie Tarantaher
Dor Lebermann
de Ursula Comette
Cornelia Danelite
Lyisia Danette
Joseph Leberman
John Janette
Dora Lebertin
Ursula Janette
Ewald Haase
Htts Dando
Tillie Haase
Daniel Saum
Satm
Praoklin Dalby
Dalby
Alwernopss
Martin
Mas
John B. Keene
Fenno
David Sleater
Sleater
Due Duque
Jones
Pewa
Towit
Duluque
Township St
Severn
Forthy
District Court
Domes
Towa
Jones and Dubuque
Lewi
Althowgh
A. da Tita
Firebrick & Reed
Plaintift
Title dispute in Jones county Iowa land case
November Term 1913 Peter S Jansen sues Charles Pawson and Mary A Pawson et al in the District Court of Iowa Jones county claiming ownership in fee simple to parts of lots 18 and 14 in block 12 Wyoming Iowa. The plaintiff alleges adverse possession for over ten years under claim of right and color of title and that defendants are barred by statutes. it notes a lost deed to T J Parton and that Charles Pawson Jr and Jane Pawson are heirs.
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Charles Pawson
Mary A. Pawson
Jane Pawson
James B. Richards
Lydia A. Richards
Wyoming
Iowa
District Court of
Jones County
Towa
Charles Pawson, Jr
Gaim
T. J. Parton
Adams County Fair and land sale at Hettinger this October
The Adams County Fair at Hettinger runs October 9 10 11 with grain grasses and vegetable exhibits. Lands offered in quarter half and section lots at 6 to 30 dollars per acre with 1 acre down and payments due in 30 to 60 days and on sale day. Buyers urged to arrive two to three days early to view land. autos provided to tour properties. Hettinger, county seat of Adams County North Dakota, is a transcontinental rail point and a thriving city of about 1000 with churches schools and creamery.
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Hettinger
Adams County
North Dakota
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Messenger
Herrick & Reet
Statement of
Reeebay Aan
Lowa
Tern
Nichols Baer
Peter S. Jansen
North Dak
Missouri Slope
Hettinger Commercial Club
Hettinger, North Dak
Alamosa
A. M. Corbit
Statutes of
Milo P, Smith
18Th Judicial District
Py Ae Sean
Harry E. Netcott
Alps
Independence, Iowa
J. E. Bateman
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
H. C. Bohlken
Inter Ocean
Chicago
Farmier
Inter Oceon
TIS Daily
TIE
Farmisa
Farmer
Tile Weekly
West
N. B
I. W. Doxsee
Probete Mrt
Thovell Block
Montirelin
Lowe
Mrs
L. A. Beaver
D.C
W. A. Mirick
South Cedar St
Jay
M. W. Herreck
Herrick & Reed Attorneys AT Law
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