Unknown Claimants Quieting Title in Washington County Estate
District Court of Iowa notices all unknown claimants to a real estate tract in Washington County to appear or be forever barred. The suit seeks quieting title to the southwest quarter of Section 13, Township 75 North, Range 5 West, and to reform deeds and other instruments. Plaintiffs claim ownership in fee simple and urge establishment of title against unknown claims and potential heirs or creditors. The next term begins September 5, requiring appearance by noon to avoid default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrty
Manus J’augherty
Manus Daniel Sage
Couden
A. Cory E Millan
J. G. Cow- Mank
Celia H. Wright
Marriden
Elizabeth Rutledge
M.A Bonde
Moreland
Rose Moreland
Elizath van Wagenen
Mary Kline
John Falit
Jemima Matin
Alexander Lee
Jun
Alex. Hosannal. Lee
A.J. Disney
Paeble. Wilson
William McClelland
Susan eClelland
Elizabeth White
Clara Mace
Maggie van Atta
J. M. Denny
Ay Donaghe
M. P. Donabey
Hiram
Wm. Scofield
John Mather
George eCormick
Hugh Reed
Washington County
aty-Wive
Aleve
District Court
Iowa
Ward
Wash County
Tif
Inti
Piatarist
Inington
W. M. Keeley
Notice of Hearing on Final Report in Bidwell Estate
Final report of John B. Dey as executor of Mary A. Bidwell deceased shows admin complete but final distribution pending for several legatees. Court orders publication of notice and sets hearing for September 5 1905 in Washington County Iowa. Unknown heirs of John Huffman noted. funds may be deposited with Clerk if no objections arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Washington County
Teria
Mary A. Bidwell
Decea
Bidwell
Wealty Donovan
NeDie Estevannie E. Cambel
Flizabeth Meenaeh Yaut
Margaret Disherry
Mary Wykott
James Townsley
Charles Townsley
Louise Betty Gatewood
Elenora Smith
Margaret A D. Townsley
Faure Townsley
Antie Townsley
Ollie Townsley
Laura Hicks
Lutecoa Preun
Eddie Townsley
Fannie E. Townsley
Anna Townsley
John Hufman
John Huffman
Minervin Cambell
Elizabeth Cambell
Addie Gowdy
Therressa Gowdy
Clerk of District Court
Iowa
John B. Dey
Mary v Bidwell
Court House
Washington
Wash County
Ton County
W. G. Clements
Saving from death of Geo A Eyler’s baby in Cumberland
An 11 month old girl suffered severe throat trouble with two doctors giving up. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds the first bottle relieved symptoms and four bottles cured her. Now reported in perfect health. Sold at J H Stewarts drug store with 50c and 1.00 options and a free trial bottle.
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Geo
J. H Stewarts Drug Store
Borrowed Smiles and Lampooned Love Across Time
A light verse contrasts women’s wishes beyond love with fashion rings, hats, cars, and trips, citing a Louisville Courier-Journal quip. A second snippet recalls Lord Kelvin’s submarine telegraphy work and a pun about deep sea soundings and a note’s pitch.
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Lord Kelvin
Kelvin
Wealthy West Side Man Visits Drugstore
A Kansas City druggist recalls a Sunday morning encounter with a wealthy man who tossed a dime on the showcase and asked for two nickels. The man explained he planned to go to church, not gamble at a slot machine.
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Kansas City
West Side
Cigar Judge Sparks Rosy Motif In Odd Exchange
A man discards a cigar after a bantering exchange with Miss Smith. He senses her refined taste and judges cigars by manner rather than words, concluding she is discerning about smoke.
Barber and customer discuss beard growth in heat
The talkative customer notes faster beard growth in hot weather and asks why. The taciturn barber answers with a concise explanation about weather effects on hair.
River View Station Sign Sparks Town Growth Talk
A passenger reads the notice above the River View ticket office as locals note the river is a mile away and the town may expand toward it someday. The exchange with a native on a nail keg highlights a town harboring growth plans.
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Gronder
Philadelphia Ledger Quote Sparks Cannibal News Talk
A Philadelphia Ledger quip on news as an egg spurs a witty exchange cited by The New Yorker. The cartoonish dialogue frames journalism as nourishment or harm with a sharp, metropolitan tone.
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Philadelphia Epicure
New Yorker
Philadelphia Ledger
Funeral crowds mirror life’s reputation, says journal
Somerville Journal notes that popularity is not easily judged by crowd size at a funeral, reflecting on how legacies live beyond a public sendoff.
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Somerville Journal
Look at that messenger boy crawling along there
A brief remark about a messenger boy and a dime novel, noting curiosity over their publication purpose. The Philadelphia Ledger quote suggests such works are aimed at readers who are meant to govern or supervise.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Brave Suitor Faces Father Over Support in Cleveland Leader
A dialogue from the Cleveland Leader shows a tense exchange where a father challenges a brave suitor about taking care of his daughter. The suitor insists he can manage with limited support, asserting self-reliance.
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Cleveland
Auction at Brindley Corner Features Horse and Tools
An auction at the Brindley corner will offer a horse and buggy along with carpenter tools and a crank ripsaw. Auctioneers are Christian Pfeil, Teeter & Lathrop, with sale scheduled for next Saturday August 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley Corner
Christian Pfeil
Teeter & Lathrop
Tu&thurs
Public Aroused to Electric Bitters Cure Claim
Public interest grows around Electric Bitters as a tonic for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio cites months of illness and failed doctors then relief and cure after using Electric Bitters. Sold by J H Stewarts drug store at 50 cents with guarantee.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
J. H. Stewart
Lawson's Lectures reviewed by Colliers on Lawson
Lindsay Dennison in Colliers' August 6 issue reviews Thomas W. Lawson's open-air campaign in the Central West. The Ottawa Chautauqua welcomed Lawson but the public listened without buying, praising ideas while avoiding commitment, and Kansas Courts rejected the Kansas State Refineries bill.
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Lindsay Dennison
Colliers
Thomas W. Lawson
Central West
Ottawa Chautauqua
Lawson
Governor LaFollette
Jerome
Clarence Darrow
Kansas State
Kansas
Albert Lea Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Chicago
Jefferson Club
A Warning to Mothers for Summer Bowel Care
A warning to mothers urges caution with infants during hot weather and prescribes castor oil as first line treatment for bowel trouble. If symptoms persist, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended, followed by castor oil. The text notes obtaining these medicines at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Faithful Friends by Eugene Field
A nostalgic verse about a dust covered toy dog and a rusted tin soldier left by a boy named blue. The poem recalls a child’s kisses and promises as years pass and the toys remain in place awaiting his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Boy Blue
Little Boy
Orris Family Attends Chautauqua Event in Junction
Mrs. M. L. Orris and daughter Ora travel to the Junction for a Chautauqua program. Miss Ella Orris is set to participate in a declamatory contest the next day. The note also mentions a baseball game between Winfield and Washington tomorrow at the Southeast ball park with seating for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Orris
Ora
Thisorning
Ella Orris
Winfield
Washington
Ball Park
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