Original Notice in District Court Washington County Iowa
In Washington County Iowa during the September term 1900 a plaintiff Ella M. Savage seeks to quiet title to described real estate in fee simple. The petition claims open possession for over twenty years and ownership by record title, with unknown claimants alleged. The court warns defendants to answer by August 1, 1909 or face default and a decree in favor of the plaintiff. The notice appears in the Evening Journal for four weeks.
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Iowa
Ella M. Savage
John Wasson
John Hendee
N. P Cooper
Jeese Rehby
Rehby
Henry Gooseman
A. H. Guseman
Angeline Guseman
J. F McJunkin
Eliza McJunkin
Harriet Wagner
John Wagner
Samuel Waters
Juliana Waters
Josiah Waters
William Watters
Sarah Jane Simpson
Leonard Furis
the District Court of
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Spiainun
Court House
Washington
Bell
Evening Journal
K. RE. Willcockson
Kidney Ailments Warned By Local Pharmacy Ad
Local ads warn citizens about Bright's disease and kidney and bladder trouble urging prompt treatment with Foley's Kidney Remedy offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. The message stresses quick cure and public health awareness.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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Electric Bitters Improve Health and Beauty Claims
Advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness pimples skin eruptions and wretched complexion caused by kidney poisons. Claims regulation of stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood improving nerves eyes breath and skin. Sold for 50 cents at J E Lemmon's.
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Largest volcanic crater at Asosan in Japan
The largest volcanic crater in the world is at Asosan in southern Japan. It measures about 14 miles across in one direction and more than ten miles in the other.
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Japan
Cabinet rumors touch Wilson and Hepburn in Taft era
Washington July 1 Special rumors swirl around Secretary James Wilson of agriculture resigning his cabinet post by year end with Representative Scott of Kansas tipped as his successor. Colonel Hepburn remains active in public life, recently touring battlefields and embracing automobiling as merit system consular appointments loom.
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