Real estate transfers show gains in weekly office totals
In the county recorder office gains appear across deeds and mortgages last week. Deeds 33, mortgages 30, with total general business around 97,604.31 dollars versus 42,016.37 the prior week. Notable transfers include Fletcher to Warren Fletcher, Carley to Cruttenden, Lawless to Hudsieston, and many others.
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County
Recorder
James
Buffington
Mary J. . Fletcher
Jo. John
Olive T. Killian
Newton's
Lima
Rosa
M. U
McBride
Warren Fletcher
Crookes & Fowler's
Mendon
Charles’ E
Flora’ Carley
John W. Cruttenden
Keyes’ Add
Quincy
Harley W. Howard
Ada B. Howard
Payson
Steven’ .G
Anna M. Lawless
John. Gramkept
Campbell's
Liberty
M. Wand
Maggie ‘Predmore
Dan Perrigo
Morris E. Graff
Anna’ C. “Graff
Anna Lawless
Otho Hudsieston
Mantes
Wood's
George
Sarah Dashwood
John Tz. Richardson
Laurene Highfield
Church’s
Mary’r
A. J. Crinn
Maggie
Wallace Carey
Charles W.'Sturtevant
Caroline? Brackensick
Anna’ Weinhower
Hugh N. Meyers
Simon
Anna C
Anna
Pieper
Charles
Herman Pieper
Otis Ac
Benedict
Minster In
Chancery
Ed P. Osgood
Roe’ L
Fannie Buffington
McCoy’s
Clayton
Cora F. Genenbacher
Lester H
Dora M. Woodworth
J. C. Cox
Margaret Krile
Conservator
Theodore
Louisa Birke
Millville
Charles . E
Alta E. Schultz
William H
Otis H. Stone
Berrian's
Lydia
Peter
Kornder
Veta Brésser
Prospect Place
John H.et
Thres
Houston
Rosendale
Robert E. Longeor
John
Montag
Harry Orr
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Promoted
The remedy labeled Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised as a soothing cough syrup made from healing pine balsam tar and honey. It claims thousands have benefited and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from their dealer and start using it immediately to end coughs and colds.
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Dr. Bell
Bell
Roovedelt Heads North for Hunt and Rest in Quebec
Former Piessene Roovedelt left here today for northern Quebec where he will stay for a month to rest and hunt. He travels with his friend Dr. Alexander Lambert who will meet him in Quebec.
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Quebec
Alexander
Lambert
Youthful Chicago aide Volz reportedly safe amid rumors
A letter received in Quincy reassures friends that Leslie P. Volz, former Quin cy resident and now secretary to Chicago Mayor Thompson, remains in his post despite Tribune and Herald reports alleging ties to a political machine. The note asserts he is performing his duties well with no threat of removal.
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Chicago
Quincy
Col
Leslie
P. Volz
Thompson
Young
Windy City
Fire in Down Town Barn Sparks Attention in Quincy
A barn used by Art Liebman a Maine street meat merchant between Seventh and Eighth streets in Quincy caught fire around 9 o clock last evening. Hay bales were set ablaze by an unknown person triggering much excitement in the downtown district. Firemen contained the blaze with little damage. Nearby crowds speculated on a possible occupant. Also noted a visiting Hoosier Male Quartet leader Charles Daugherty arriving for a brief stop and a planned solo at Luther Memorial church. Concurrent health reports said the Potts and Staff families’ children recovered from ptomaine poisoning from ice cream while their infant drank milk used for the ice cream. Civic Improvement League directors push a one dollar yearly membership drive for city beautification. A colored Baptist church meeting at Eighth and Elm Street is set for today with services at 11 and 7:30.
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Down
Art Liebman
Maine
Jersey
Town
Charles Daugherty
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Maud Wells
Dickson
Dickson Orchestra
Daugherty
Chautauqua
Luther Memorial Church
John Potts
Nick
Case Settled Out of Court in Brown County
The case brought by Mrs Martha Johnson of this city against O G Jennings of Mt Sterling for damages up to 10000 was amicably settled and stricken from the Brown County circuit court docket during the September term. Details of the settlement remain confidential though described as a fairly large sum. The plaintiff was represented by Hubbard and Vandeventer. the defendant by Hartzell and Regan, with Manny also appearing for the plaintiff.
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Brown
Martha’ Johnson
O. G. Jennings
Johnson
Hubbard
Vandeventer
Mt. Sterling
William Hartzell
Carthage
Regan
Walter I. Manny
Brown County
Many Apples at Valley Will Rank With Best Crop
Valley Ul Sept 4 There is a fine apple crop this fall pioneers say it will rank with the biggest and best ever. R A Watson of Chicago owns 1000 acres across Adams Brown and Pike counties here to erect buildings for storage and a cooperage plant with 1000 barrels daily capacity. About 50 60 packers will be employed and a large track is ready for hauling with railroad switch to be added. Expected is 50000 barrels of apples handled this fall. Robert McKinney local representative of the firm.
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Kenady
Valley
R.A. Watson
Chicago
Adams, Brown
Pike
A. Cooperage
Hauting
Robert McKinney
Newspaper Service Resting After Labor Day
The Whig family will miss Tuesday morning paper as the force rests or turns to pleasure all day. Monday and not until after Labor Day will the members return to work. Wednesday morning’s edition will be dashed.
Oak from Valley Forge planted at Panama Pacific Exposition
In San Francisco on September 4 Governor Grove Brum- baugh planted an oak tree brought from Valley Forge before the Pennsylvania building as part of Pennsylvania Day. The ceremony honored the first Continental Congress in Philadelphia, with the Liberty Bell on display outside the state building.
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San Francisco
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Gov. Martin
Baugh
First Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Bellina
Lost items ad in The Whig prompts quick search
A reader reports finding a lost item described as a Jost watch or parasol and plans to place a Lost ad in The Whig to aid reunification. The note reflects common postwar community notices seeking owners through local newspaper channels.
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Whig
Carnegie Griggsville to get a brick library building
Residents near Griggsville welcome plans for a Carnegie library. Springfield architect S A Ballard prepares plans with minor changes before contract award. Livery stable site on Cory Street cleared. building slated as brick, 50 by 26 feet with modern features, costing at least $5,000 and set for completion this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenady
Griggsville
Hil
Carnegie Library
S.A. Ballard
Wagley
Cory
Storm Damage Hits Crops in Atlanta Area
Driving rains and strong winds caused extensive crop damage in the Atlanta region. Early reports estimate significant losses across fields as farmers assess the impact and potential recovery.
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Atlanta
Forest Fire Near Mount Hood Threatens Ranches
Forest men battled a serious fire between Holstein and Bleucher on the Mount Hood railway tonight. About two miles of flame scorched the hillside and a highway bridge was wrecked. Several ranch houses were threatened as firefighters worked to gain control of the blaze.
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Hood
Holstein
Bleuch
Mount Hood
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