Complex Muscatine County land suit fences title disputes
In Muscatine County Iowa J T Rawling sues to quiet title in land described by numerous overlapped deeds and heirs. It alleges Manuel Hall and Manning Hall are one and the same person and traces ownership through Mary Darland Noah Whorey Agnes Cumming H C Dove and others with errors in several prior descriptions. The suit naming many heirs devisees and assigns seeks to resolve ownership of extensive tracts around the Cedar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manlay Hull
Wilues Jrail
Arethir Ireland
Noah Whorey
Bartley Guard
Agnes T. Cummins
Tenty Deve
Anna Welkse
James Doyle
Ann Doyle
Margat Doyle
Gridget Boyle
Edward Moylan
Patrick May
Mile Loomis
Tesdle McCampbell
Wile McCampbell
Gertende Fan Anda
Arthur Vananda
Hattie Kessinger
Helen Kessinger
Arthur A. Kessinger
Wessinger
Hig
Mary Darland
Darland
Mary Sprong
David Sprong
Deira
Devisees
Assigna
Yantoo Dartani
Robert T. McClune
Robert J. McCeune
Robart
AteCinne
Victor Engle
Ces
Victor Engs
Anthony
Elis Overman
Elis Gyermman
Devinces
Edward Whit
Deveunors
Elaimanta
Delig
Muscatine County
Iowa
Northspat i
Cedar River
Alpo
Synthener Ag
Inc
North
Range & Wes
P. M
District Court of Iowa
J. T. Rawling
Degeribad
Ona Maning Hall
Hast
Ningtesn
Savantyelghe
Taoich P.M
Manning Hall
Blas Overman
Maning Hill
Whiting Hall
Manning Hull
Witting Hull
T. Ady
Hook
H. Ads
James FH. Ady
Ady
John ‘Ireland
Cuardian
Rnt
Arthur Ireland
Louis Wederlein
District Court of
Noah
Noah Wherry
Sama
Samié
Bartley G. Guard
Bartley G. Gard
Srantors
Vanloo Darlind
Agnes FB. Cumming
Eaat
Seerlon
Agnes B. Cumming
H. C. Dove
County Recorder
Mascatine County
Henry C. Dove
David Stnaver
Tohu Miter
H. & Dove
Henry G. Dove
Gale Peraon
Anni Welsse
Wm. Welsse
Cadar River
Henry W. Freymouth
Grantes
Annia Doyle
Margaret Doyle
Bessie Doyle
John Doyle
Use of Old Factory Site Remains Unclear
In Atlanta on May 1 the gate to Great Western Cereal property was approved but future mill use remains unsettled. J R Reuling, the winning bidder, says plans are not set and his purchase was speculative. The inquest into Mary Phagan's death also continued with Leo Frank, factory superintendent, expected to testify amid new testimony from George Eppa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Cereal Company
J. R. Reuling
Benting
Reuling
Atlanta
Mary Fhagan
Leo M. Frank
National Peach Company
Frank
George Eppa
Mary Phagan
Quieting Title Adverse Claim Suit In Section 26 Case
The case describes Lot 6 and parts of Lot 2 Section 26 once owned by Edward White who died October 27 1862 and whose heirs are not fully named. H M Kessinger held the North half of North 40 acres Lot 1 Section 25 and conveyed to Benjamin F but the deed misdescribed the land. Defendants are unknown claimants asserting possible interests. the suit seeks to quiet plaintiff title and bar adverse claims, with a June term deadline for appearance and potential default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moylan
Patrick Moylan
Ghains
Z. B. Lee
Sottion
John Lee
John Mohin
Musco
Tine
Iowa
J. B. Lee
John B. Lee
John Mahin
Vanloo Darlané
Vth
Gedar
Orror
Robert J. SteClune
Mer Coune
Tingards
Muscatine County
Robert J. McCune
E i Dickerson
Victor Engle
Helf
Addson
Enele
Goshen
Victor Wengle
Testator
Victor Angle
Sim
Anthony B. Boggs
Auguste
Blas Overman
Elias Overman
Edward White
Olive
Abner Jones
H. M. Kessinger
Tal
Benjamin F
Home Doctor Spring Tonic Promises Health Boost
An antique home remedy touts a homemade cardio tonic to cleanse the system and purify the blood. The recipe blends gin or alcohol with a kardene-kardeney mix, sugar, and hot water to create a “perfect liver-regulator” claimed to remove pimples and yellowing, improving energy and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kardeney
SOUTH END LIGHTBEARERS PLAN ATNELD EXPEDITION
The fret field expedition of the year is planned to be held on Satur day afternoon of this week by the ynambers of the Lightbestere, an Or ganization of young girls of the Mul ford Congregational church. A short session will be held at the parsonage, of the Rev. Fred Wangelin, prior to the outdoor excursion. Mulford Society Ly Meeting Today. The members of the Ladies' Aid isociety of the Afnford Congregation- a] ch area are in session at the chapel, this afternoon. Mrs. Charles J. Schmelz is acting is hostess. Plans for future activities of the society, late being discussed, Heartbreakers Give Up "Parewell" Plans. Plans for a farewell party which i had been under contemplation by the Heartbreakers' club, never been abandoned. The chub will probably resume mest ings in the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynambers
Lightbestere
Mulford Congregational Church
Fred Wangelin
Mulford Society
Ladies’ Aid
Afnford
Charles J. Schmelz
Heartbreakers
Novel Massage Cream Hokars Promises Clear Skin
A vintage advertisement touts Hokars Perfect Skin Massage Cream as a remedy for wrinkles pimples eczema and blemishes. It claims rapid skin softening after facial use and after shaving while offering a money back guarantee and a 25 cent price for a liberal size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W Maregan
Adv
May Day Passes Calmly in Paris Despite Labor Split
May Day dawned with no major unrest as the General Confederation of Labor urged restraint. Police concentrated in key Paris districts to deter disturbances while the government remained ready to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Partin
General Confederation of Labor
Iowa
Societies and Fraternal Meeting Notices from Mason City Iowa
Fraternal groups in Mason City Iowa schedule regular gatherings and convocations. Listings include Freemason chapters, Demolay, Knights of Columbus Laurent Council, Mosquitaine Tribe, Teccatine Lodge, Woodmen of America camps, and Royal Neighbors with meeting nights, locations, and officers. Many invite members in good standing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xnighta OF
Columbus
Laurent Council
Yell Corner
Lowe Ave
Thing Sya Andard Floors
Ay J
Wridaya
Knights
G. Bestentenner
Tony W. Meyers
Woodmen Hall
Delvin Dubois
Henry M. Miller
Degree of Eizonox Banner Lodge Meeting Schedule
Banner Lodge No. 16 meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 50 PM in Workman Hall Chestnut Street. Degree of Honor Sewing Society meets first and third Tuesdays. Recorder and Financier listed with names and addresses on Cedar Street Miles Avenue Sycamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezonox Banner Lodge No. 16
Derren
Workman Hall
Chestnut Strest
Guasle Mull
Cedar Street
Mingrr~ Stroh
Recorder
Miles “Avenue
Arvine Plate
Sycamore Street
Po ar Order of Moose and Muscatine Hive Notices
Community fraternal notices list Powar Order of Moose in Bloomington at Moose Home with meetings on the first and third Fridays and officers Avery and Wixhart, and Muscatine Hive No 13 meeting on the first and third Mondays at Feamen hall led by Flora Bagley and Nellie Keener with vague addresses and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyar Order OF Moose
Monte Avery
Moose Home
Second
Chestnut Street
Wixhart
AL. Maddon
Aasentine State Bank
Muscatine Hive No
Feamen Hell
Flora Bagley
Nellie Lucat
Record Keener
Muscatine Aerie meets Tuesdays at Zion Hall
Muscatine Aerie No S15 meets every Tuesday evening at 7 oclock in Zion Hall on Front Street. Visitors welcome. Gustav Beck, President. H Gettert, Secretary. Professional card shows Titus Attorneys at 213 Tows avenue offering settlements of estates and money invested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Rome
East Front Street
Sory Rothers
Pout
Peangine
McDougal
Muscatine Aerie No
Zagin Ball
Front Street
Gustav Beck
H Gettert
Titus
Attorniers
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Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second St
Muscatine
Nal Nopich
Ona
Pariloniere
Gatalorus
Bays J. R
Avetton Ay
Olivilo
Ee Ee
Wwe
Wridey
Chicago
San Tor
South EN
Carl F. Erber
Maple Grove Road
South End
Diercks
Chester Diercks
John Diercks
Evans Street
Helen Schaefer
Rock Island
Pan Cameron
Edward Baker
Ilnals
Ater
Agnes
Schaefer
Edward Tobias
Samuel Kleinschmidt
Sampson Street
Lette
Gordon Phillips
Stewart Road
Davenport
Pitus Town
D& Dinvussment Co
Lowa
Va Athen
Society
G C. Braunworth
Othmer
le Jobnnon
Demolay Commandery
KE. T. Regine
W. Graft
Xeomen
Feomen
Grecney
Yeoman Hull
Gtuart
Cor
Ingraham
Wba
Bend City
Modern — Brotherhood of America
Tocets
Yeoman Hall
Varner Tawa Ave
Ishing Trombere
E. C Ingraham
W. C Bixey
Eagle Lodge
Hlimer
M. WW
Walton
E. H. Dolrer
Pinandor
Mosquitine
Mente
P.m
Ted Man
Cony
Sachem
DO F Borgatndt
Tecatine Lodge No
B. Rynerson
N. G
J. A. Rebel
Reahratae
Oearek
Prairie
Pri
Knights OF Fethias
Wyoming
K. of P. Hall
Welcoma
Tred Bettel
Hebard
Rand By & Cos
HF. Dotsen
Exesexve
A. m. Grembers
Aoucins
Lnl Appelt
C. B. Vana
Isabelle Norton
Gy. A. EB
Seelby Norman
Memorial Hat
Ars
Hei ‘Schaidt
J. HL Carl
Muscatine Camp No. 106
Woodmen of
Z. O
Edith Hitler
Alex Emma Manlove
Woyal Weighbors OF
America
Woodrine Camp No
Emma Hoeffi
Mary Mayer
Myrtle Kirk
Rds Bloomington Council
Fr. A. A
Foodman's
Grocery Stars Corner
AML
Fred W. Lewis
George Scholton
W.R. Watterton
Wellington
Tex
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