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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

3

Real Estate Dispute Involving Redrick Conveyance Vetoed

The widow Teavin at law and the plaintiff claim title to an undivided one fifth of the southwest quarter of section 14 in township 74, range 18. Elizabeth F. Redrick conveyed to Robert A. Wilson in 1862, but the description was erroneous. neither party has rights in the premises. A petition outlines full details. defendants must appear by Oct 6, 1914, or default and judgment will be rendered. L. B. Leonard represents the plaintiff.

Teavin Elizabeth F. Redrick Robert A. Wilson Knoxville Marion County Iowa A. D L. B. Leonard

District Court Case on Real Estate in Marion County Iowa

In the October Term 1914 District Court of Iowa Marion County Matilda Seaman sues the unknown claimants of the south half of the southwest quarter of section 14 township 74 range 18 for a fee simple claim to described land. The petition traces chain of title from Caroline Gault to John Hamaker to Adaline Tohee and others, alleging misdescriptions and conveyances, and seeks to bar all claims and estop defendants from asserting any rights to the described property.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Matilda Seaman Z. J. Asher Clerk of the District Court United States Caroline Gault John Hamaker South West Thomas Littler Susan M Adaline Tohee Susan E. Tohee G. W. Shaw Thos. McClure

Moisture and Heat Make You Feel Warm in Humid Rooms

In steam heated rooms winter air is often too dry causing a cold feeling as body perspiration must evaporate using body heat. Keeping moisture in the room slows evaporation, helping the body stay warmer. An experiment shows excess moisture prevents overheating in a high humidity oven environment.

Nieve New York American

New Absorption Massage Promises Eye Ear Nose Throat Relief

Des Moines practitioner with 16 years in eye ear nose and throat care touts a new absorption massage system. He claims success in restoring sight for various eye conditions and restoring hearing for long-standing deafness, offering free examination and at home opinions by mail. He notes the method includes glasses fitting and a cross eye straightening service, with office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 4 at the Davidson Building.

Des Moines Davidson 8Th and Walnut Streets Prhich

Placide Chinese Women Emotions Hidden at Reception

Eliza beth Cooper notes placid restraint expected of Chinese women. At a high official wife’s reception, forty foreign officials gathered as a Chinese lady entered on bound feet. A rug slip caused a stumble, yet she kept a composed, emotionless pose, greeting the observer without apology.

Elizabeth Cooper

Secondhand dealer touts fake Raphael tale

A dealer touting a painting as a genuine Raphael faced skepticism from a buyer. The customer questioned the signature, noting it resembles Itachel. The dealer claimed Raphael hid the debt by painting in his wife's name for safety.

Raphael

No Chicken Herself Fans Feud Over Youthful Airs

A brief clash cited from a Chicago Record-Herald item mocks Fan Billiwink for adopting youthful airs while noting she is older. Miss Capsicum comments, and the exchange hints at vanity and public perception in a gossip-like snippet.

Miss Sweetner Billiwink Capsicum Chicago Record-Heram

Young man and dog seek rail travel ticket at station

A youth leading a dog approached the railway station ticket office and asked if he must buy a ticket for the puppy. The clerk answered that the animal could travel as an ordinary passenger.

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Cole South Susan BE. Tohee Adaline Shaw Susan E. McClure Harriet Littler John N. Littler Mary A. Littler Clinton Fergus Eliza Fergus John Edgerton Nancy Edgerton J. R. Asher Asher Jas. R Leonard Wolf Mary A John N. Litler Lucy E. Wolf Township Frank Seaman Dr. Pierce Wamterrores DR. Coffee Afta Kings Royal M. Vander Linden Vander Lindens Bazar Luella Jim J. E. Davis D. C Oskaloosa DR. Trimmer Chicago Commercial Hotel Pella Trimmer Oakwood Chicago, Il Pella City Mahaska County Vander Lindens' Bazar
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