Quieting Title Suit Names Unknown Defendants in Indiana
The action lists unknown defendants believed non residents of Indiana and cites their unknown spouses heirs and successors. It seeks to quiet title to the west half of the west half of the southwest quarter of section 11 township 82 north range 5 east in Kosciusko County. Defendants must appear February 19 1919 at Kosciusko Circuit Court Warsaw Indiana or the complaint will be determined in their absence.
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Amy Dwight
W Elizabeth Filger
Catharine Walky
George Walky
Sophia Banaugh
Peter Banaugh
Mary Mellinger
David Mellinger
Elizabeth Yetter
Charles Vetter
John C. Filger
Henry Filger
Catharine Filger
Elias Sutherland
Susan Sutherland
Elizabeth Filger
Catherina Walky
Mery Mellinger
Elizabeth Vetter
John
Catharine Figer
Hline Sutherland
Susan Sutharland
Plaziuiiff
Indiana
Koasciucke County
Township 82
Warsaw
Glerk Kosciusko
John A. Sloane
John Hartman
Joseph Hartman
Julia Ann Widener
Elmira Percels
Eliza Ann Parcels
Catharine Hartman
David Widener
Lizzie Good
Jacob Hartman
Sarah Hartman
Joseph Everly
Sarah Everly
Eleanor Parcels
William B Mowery
Harriet A. Mowery
Lizzie Widener
George Messersmith
David Teel
Jane Widener
Elmer Widener
Rose Widener
Simon Parcele
William B. Mowery
Towit
Rosa Widener
Simon Parcels
Williard Teel
Neva Teel
Leslie M. Heighway
Minnie Heigh
George Meesersmith
Minnie Heighway
Aastor Widener
Carrie J. Hoffman
Isaac E. Cox
Isabella Cox
Fred Hoffman
Ross Denton
Julia Denton
Della Hoffman
Elmira Parcels
William 8. Mowery
State of
Simon Parcela
Williard Tee
Aaron Widener
Teaac E. Cox
Rosas Denton
Della ‘Hoffman
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Quiet Title Suit Targets Nonresident Defendants in Kosciusko
The Kosciusko Circuit Court action files a complaint by John A. Sloan to quiet title on the south 92.225 acres of the NW quarter of Section 4, Township 31 North, Range 4 East in Kosciusko County Indiana against numerous unknown and presumed nonresident defendants. The case lists many named parties believed dead or with unknown spouses and heirs and mandates appearance by March 10, 1919, at Warsaw Court House, or default judgment.
World Food Outlook Shapes Postwar Policy
War era editorial urges strict rationing to aid liberated Europe. It warns famine could spark revolution and chaos, urging high extraction flour milling and continued U.S. exports to meet at least 20 million tons of food for Europe while preserving civilization.
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Europe
United States
Australia
Argentine
North America
West Indies
Russia
Germany
Cheney firm offers reward for catarrh cure failures
In Toledo Ohio 1886 Frank J Cheney as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co swears to pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case that Haiti's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the oath with claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Public notice invites testimonials and druggist sales for Haus Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Shoas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J Cheney & Co
Haiti
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Glando Tonic Offered As Cure For Liver Poisoning
Mr Haushalter nearly died from self poisoning due to an inactive liver. Glando Tonic is claimed to renew glandular activity and remove toxins. The Grand-Aid Co. of Fort Wayne Indiana sells it for one dollar. Rager and Jontz list it locally.
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Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rager & Jontz
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Ezabeth Filger
John O.filger
George Waltey
Mary Meilinger
Elizabeth Yeotter
Joan C. Filgar
Theodore Teel
Kosciusko.cou.ny
Township
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Aaronal
Rasor
Kosciusko
Direnit Court
John A. Sloan
Gresso Homes
Misa Jaunie
Myron
Murphy
Havng
J. CO. Hay
Manchester
America
Roscoe
I. Braude
Tere
New York City
Adrian Maurer
Marlon Briday
Burks Saw Mill
Burk & Wendel
Mayme Smith
Tressa Calster
Marion
Tempe Maurer
Loraine Cummins
Glendora Patterson
Tempe
Fats
J. A. Swaney
Larwill
Silver Lake
H. G. Jontz
Policy Sound
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tinks Magazine
McCall’s
McCall
McCall's
F. A. March
Gen. March
U.S
Silver Lake, Indiana