Quieting Title Suit In Washington County Iowa Lands
The unknown claimants and named defendants are notified that on or before March 1 1905 a petition will be filed in the District Court of Washington County Iowa seeking to quiet in fee simple the plaintiffs title to lands in section 14 township 75 north range 7 west of the fifth principal meridian. The plaintiffs allege adverse possession for over twenty years and seek removal of any claims by others. Default will be entered if not appearing by March 11 1905. William A White attorney for plaintiffs.
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E Court of the State
I Oe Wekteeees Senda Ieee White
Piers A
Outhele
Atev
Chicago, Rock Island, Andacific Railway
Chicago, Island & Pacific Railway
Lowing
Rock Island & P Pacific
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Washington C
Unty
Court House
Washington
William A. Wh'te
Iowa Judge Approves Publication for Court Notice
The district judge in Washington County Iowa approves publication of the Original Notice and Petition in the Evening Journal. The notice will run once weekly for six consecutive weeks to constitute service of pendency and hearing of the cause.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Sixth Judicial District
Evening Journal
Washington Conny
Janist Ino
T. Scott
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cited Against Pneumonia
An editorial style note asserts Chicago theater fire deaths near six hundred and pneumonia deaths over three thousand in the same year, blaming pneumonia on colds and praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prevention and treatment. Quote from W D Wilcox of Lugar New York credits the remedy with saving his daughter. Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman sell it.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Laura
W. D. Wilcox
Lugar
New York
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Why Doctors Fail and Mrs Pinkham Succeeds
A Victorian medical pamphlet argues physicians miss female illness because patients omit details. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offers advice through her Vegetable Compound, claiming vast experience and many cures. Women are urged to write for guidance, with testimonials cited as proof.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Vegetable Pound
Gowrie Mayor Weds St. Louis Widow to Dodge Fine
Des Moines Feb 1. Gowrie mayor Erik W Sorber married Mrs Lilian A Cooper of St Louis last week. The proclamation forcing old maids bachelors widows and widowers to wed prompted a $200 fine on violations. He asked three weeks stay of execution and Gowrie planned a library fund gift amid celebrations with brass band and rice.
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Des Moines
Eri. W. Lorber
Gowrie
Lilian A. Cooper
St. Louis
Sorber
Lillian C. Cooper
Fort Madison
From Brakeman to Vice President
William Baxter Biddle rises from freight brakeman to third vice president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway in charge of all traffic. The promotion, announced by Rock Island officials, follows 27 years in the railroad business and his recent role as freight trade manager for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
William Baxter Biddle
Atchison, Lokepa and Santa Fe
Biddle
Rock Island
Princess Louise of France to Wed the Duke of Friedwald
The narrative centers on King Francis and the Duke of Friedwald as they travel to court for a royal wedding alliance. Triboulet the fool teases, Jacqueline the jester entertains, and the duke contemplates his aging appearance and courtship prospects while the king offers blunt counsel on love and boldness.
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Louise
France
Friedwald
Francis
Charles V
Triboulet
Sil
Jacqueline
Terre Haute Expands City Limits Increasing Population
The Terre Haute ordinance extending city boundaries takes effect raising population inside limits by about 10 000. New residents come from factories, with tax exemptions and two year tax pause. Police and fire protection to cover new property, city proper population estimated at 60 000.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bess ie Bouton Slayer Claimed in Colorado Case
Colorado Springs chief of police says the body on Cutler mountain is Bessie Bouton of Syracuse New York and Milton Franklin Andrews of Hartford Connecticut is the prime suspect. He plans to seek a warrant for Franklin arrest and believes he is hiding in New York City with a woman claiming to be his sister.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Reynolds
Milton Franklin
Bessie Bouton
Cutler Mountain
Bessie Bonton
Syracuse
N. Y
Milton Franklin Andrews
Hartford
Connix
George Bonton
George Barnett
Franklin
Fran
New York City
Bryan argues for federal railroad control and licenses
William Jennings Bryan, at the Sherman House in Chicago on February 1, says the administration is shifting toward his view. He repeats support for government control of railroads, favors federal licenses for corporations rather than federal incorporation, and urges fixed railroad rates and enforcement of schedules.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Sherman House
Garfield
Cripple Creek District Employs Thousands with Massive Wages
Cripple Creek Colorado reports not less than 5,000 men employed in the district. Wages total 522000 per month or 6504000 per year based on 3 a day, not counting managers and superintendents. If included, total salaries would reach about 1000000 every thirty days.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Consumption Cure War Ners' White Wine of Tar
An advertisement proclaims a patent cure all for coughs and colds claiming to cure in one day. Product titled White Wine of Tar by Rup marketed by Al Stewart and sold through druggists at 25 and 50 cents.
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Warners
al. Stewart
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Washington, D. C
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Ladies’ Advisory Department
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Glory
Charles
Sam
College of Love
Diana
Penman
Gates
Wan
J. Bryan
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Broadway, New York
Remington Typewriter CO
5Th Stree
Des Moines, Iowa
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Munn £ ‘Co
Scientific American
Domely Illustrated Weekly
J.argest Cirof
INN & Co
Louisville & Nashville
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Gulf Coast Resorts
Cuba
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
F.D. Bush
J.E. Davenport
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