Pasha the Arab horse’s grim tale of captivity and war
In Fayette County a great white horse named Pasha, son of Selim, endures cruel riding by Mars Clayton and cavalry drills, then a brutal battlefield charge. Mr. Dave and Miss Lou aid him, culminating in a daring retreat to safety and a Maine congressman’s proud portrait of the horse.
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Pasha
Selim
Sheik
Allah
Fayette County
T'vala
Gray Oaks
Miss Lou
Tie
Te S
Tecedinam
Mars Alayton
Mars Clayton
Dave
Mr. Cave
Mecca
Miiher
Stranger
Stu
Atall
Wercome
Marslayton
Haddie
Marc Clayton
Black Lorse
Tania
Black Horse
Mara Clayton
Littl
Black Horse Regiment
Giray Oaks
Stalin
Mano
Mr. Dave
Richmond
Washington
Maine
Lou—er
Brandy Station
Wine of Cardus advertised for female complaints
An advertisement for Wine of Cardus from The Chattanooga Medicine Co. claims the product purifies the blood, relieves irregular and painful menses, prolapse, headaches, backache, dizziness, cramps, and nervous symptoms. Readers may send symptoms for free advice in a sealed envelope to the Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Quieting Title Action in Washington County Iowa
Edwin Calvin Gathercole sues to quiet title to Lot Eight, Block Two, M. M. Young's Addition, Washington Iowa. He claims full fee simple ownership and clears clouds from unknown claimants through color of title and adverse possession for over twenty years. The case lists numerous defendants and unknown claimants, notes adoption tied to Louie Ewing, and sets September 4, 1904 as the next term date with Attorney Eicher & Eicher.
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District Court
Washington County
Edwin Calvin Gathercole
William Basey
Johnd. Campbell
David Anderson
Caleb B. Campbell
Margaret M. Young
Robert 8. Young
Latitia H. Young
James H. Youn
Jen Conger
Chicago & South Western Railroa
H. Young
Je Ewing
Charles I. Ewing
Elizabeth Ewing
M. M. Young
Washington
Towa
Clerk of the District Court
Iowa
Louie Ewing
Painds
Edwin Calvin G-threole
Recorder
Charles Ewing
Washington Loan and Building Association
Recorder's
Eicher & Eicher
Harris v Norwood et al in Washington County real estate dispute
Iowa case from September Term 1006 lists Perry Hayes as plaintiff and numerous defendants and heirs. The action concerns unnamed owners and the described real estate in Washington County namely Out Lots Sixteen Seventeen and Eighteen in the Addition to South. The filing names many individuals and widows as unknown claimants and notes claims to the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa
Perry Hayes
Ve Norwood
Rebecca Norwood
Alfred T. Burris
Elizabeth J. Burris
David P. Sturges
John P. Ramseyer
John McCully
J. E. Meeks
R. P. Bradford
Thomas Stoddard
D. P Sturges
John P. Kirkpatric
T. M. Kirkpatric
Mary Kirkpatric
J. G. Kirkpatric
W. ©. Kirkpatric
Alice Kirkpatric
Mary May Kirkpatric
Martha A. Gray
J.J. McDonald
F. E. Swift
John Young
Mary J. Young
Jacob T. Hayden
John L. Grubb
M. Barrett
James Rose
Samuel Hindman
Joseph McNeel
Willis M. McNeel
John McNeel
Ella T. Mc
Mary A. Bacon
James C. Nelson
Wm. Sinsabaugh
Wiliam Sinsabaugh
Elizabeth Sinsabaugh
M. H. Winter
W. B. Bell
Bro
South
Quieting Title Suit Notice in Washington County Iowa
In a filed petition the plaintiff seeks to quiet and confirm fee simple title to described real estate in West Washington addition area Washington County Iowa. Defendants and unknown claimants are warned to appear before noon on September 4 1906 or risk default and judgment as prayed. Publication in Evening Journal ordered weekly for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Court House
W. & L. Brookhart
Evening Journal
MO. T. Scott
Electric Bitters Sold as Cure for Various Ailments
E H Wolf of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble, general debility, stomach, liver and blood issues, headaches, dizziness and weakness. The testimonial notes a two year suffering period ended by the remedy priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Stewart's drug store.
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E. H. Wolf
Bear Wrove
Iowa
Stewart's
Thousands Wanted At Once To Harvest Crops In Midwest
Thousands of men are sought immediately to harvest crops in Minnesota and the Dakotas with low railroad rates from all Iowa Central lines. Tickets on sale daily August 1 to 31, 1906. Wages range from 1.75 to 3.00 dollars per day including board. For rates contact agents or write A. B. Cutts G. P. T. Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa Central Railway
A. B Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Make Hay While the Sun Shines Warily
A Thrifty farmer lesson urges preparation for sudden illness. The text promotes Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best known immediate treatment for dysentery diarrhoea and cholera morbus. Available from Cook and Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's
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By Sewell Ford
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Cardus
M Dardui
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