Vacation era order to quiet title in Missouri case
In Washington County Missouri a civil action seeks to quiet title to the west half of lot 1 in the northwest quarter of section 3 township 35 range 2 east containing 4 acres more or less. Plaintiffs claim fee simple title while unknown heirs and grantees of George W Evans and Nancy Evans are defendants. Notice by publication ordered for four weeks in Votes Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Evens
Dedesco
Law
Clayborn W. Kiag
Nancy Evans
Plaissifi
Lange
George W. Reane
State of
Missouri
Eirenlc Coor
Washington County
BP Lee Simplesl
Uoless
Coan
Potool
Washington
Lew
Votes Journal
Jos
Ceasawell
Misenori
Poton
Wie
Unders
Circuit Court
Invaria
Martha Chevalin
Martin
Maron
J. L la Rome
BE. Crown
CH. Houdinot
Mire Woll
Bord Tm. Fry
John T Kotinoon
William Feret
Newton Murphy
Ikarree
Elijah Hatlet
Buon ‘P. Barrow
Sonn V. Phillips
V. Phillipe
Meuber Ho Brown
Ford
Martha Pewalin
Pier Hutte
Iefemdanta
Dpee Sewiyere
ORM Hoor
Aleothwes
Amdiy
Metnote
Valuntia
Pis
Olwahary
Berne
Ariel
Ara Merare
Siscan
Dharrow
Dereasratite
Stan
Barrow
Jobe
Wohinton County
Sees
Lavassa
Che Erante
Tack &Tv
Waahineton County
Miani
Oeconts
Publication Order in Missouri Circuit Court Vacation
In Washington County Missouri a civil action to determine adjoin and quiet title is issued in vacation by Clerk Joseph Cresswell. Araminta Beals leads the suit against multiple Hughes and related parties to confirm fee simple ownership of approximately seventy acres in section 27 and 34, with Mill Creek and specific parcel boundaries, and to bar any claims by defendants. Publication to notify defendants by four weeks in the Potosi Journal before the August 1918 term. additional notices list numerous heirs and potential grantees with legal titles to the property.
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Staw
Missouri
Washington
Circuit Court
A. SW
Araminta BD
Beals
Ve. Johp
M. Hughes
Busan
MN. Stone
Mathilda Hughes
Rellie Fisher
Mebloun M. Hughes
Mira
Elisa A. Hughes
James Oscar Haeghes
George M. Hughes
Araminta A. Hughes
Mattie F. Hughes
Rachel F. Hughes
Araminta D. Beals
Glesher
Aed
M. FE. Rhodes
Washington County
Mill Creek
Elateen
Nellie Fisher
Makley M. Hughes
James Oscar Hughes
Thirty-Six
Potosi
Anguat
Mt Ie
Poto# Journal
Anni
Eald
Uy Pak
Mirk
Circuit Court of Washington
Orman and
Bolden
Coga Hogee
Mieuguri
Adgann
Lee
Plare
Jr Je
Milan
Cress Well
State of Missouri
Joe Cresswell
Wastieeton
Jos Cresswell
Chematsar
Senate Defeats Horah Open International Treaties Debate
The Senate votes 50 to 23 against Senator Horah's resolution calling for open discussion of proposed treaties. The piece notes President Wilson's wartime principle against secret treaties and remarks that a Democratic Senate has closed the door to open debate on international pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horah
Senate
Wilson
Zanjero to Bloom as El Centro Paper Goes Daily
The El Centro California irrigation paper Zanjero, long defending local water and citizens’ rights, announced a pause but will resume as a daily on August 1. Citizens pledged full financial support, urging continuation of the home paper’s community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Centro Californias
Zanjero
Republicans Aim for Big Victory in Next Congress
The American Beocemiat argues Republicans should run an aggressive fall campaign to seize control of the 63rd Congress in both chambers. It asserts Republicans offer stronger tariff reform and loyalty, contrasting with Democratic Free Trade aims and urging clear support for wartime policy and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Congress
House
Senate
Ameran Beoecmiat
Trustee's Sale Notice for Potosi Property
Trust deed dated March 0 1917 from W A Cooper and Irene Cooper to secure payment on a note. Default declared. Trustee will sell Saturday June 8 1914 at the courthouse door Potosi for highest bid to cover the note and costs. Sale subject to recorded trust terms in Washington County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cooper
Irene Cooper
Washington County
State of Missouri
Anid
Potosi
County of Washington
Dean
Court House
Poteau
Neen bole whietyees TeMete lees of
The fragmentary note references Neen bole whietyees and TeMete, with unclear context or action. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to confirm a full item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeMete, Lees of
Fragmentary OCR Note Reads Like A Flash of Speech
The readable bits show fragmented archaic phrasing with possible names and places. content is unclear but hints at an exclamatory or stage whisper, suggesting a damaged historical note or street banner from a bygone publication.
Names and oddities at St Louis Naval Recruiting
The State sent John Dry and Frank Dryer to St Louis Naval Recruiting on the same day. A late recruit named August Biermann helped the prohibitionists avoid a perfect score. Other applicants appeared in jumble form including Arthur Warmann, John Gunn, Iy Flood, and William Shore. All were examined and passed. Jewel Fig of Aprera Me enlisted as a second class.
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John Dry
Frank Dryer
St. Louis
August Biermann
Arthur Warmann
John Gunn
Iy Flood
William Shore
Aprera, Me
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W. H. Akers
M. E. Rhodes
Kewn
Jos, Chresswherl
Oircult Court
Jos. Cresewell
Jos. Cresswell
Cinwall Court
Missour
Atutier Teri
Ald Twin
Leroy
Mentainger
Edward A Huntainger
Martha Dewalin
Devsek
Martha Davalin
Devikers Dagors
Meer
Mme
Kkrantons
James WH. Moviray
James I Moo
Kina S Mertin
Mere
Itwoo
Howdiner, Jr
le Rowe
KF Crven
Janes
John Fo Parrre
Elijah Bartlett
Minez
Wowmbio
Loving Hondinat
de Vrased
Roonlipe
Jwo Pillips
Reuben 1 Loown
Rif Brown
Alger
Martha Devs
Unittend
Ndante
Volun
Uetcomes
Chacauglu
CIA
Damien
Anheuser-Busch
Ioabetham
Blount
Potosi, MO
Chautauqua
Bese Chautauqua Entertainment
Chautaujuas
Baldy Strang Company
Berkeley Sestette
America
Winnie Stewart
Cartwright Brothers Juartette
John R. Boardman
P F. E. Hopkins
Geo
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Sergeant Edwards
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