Quieting Title in Washington County Iowa Real Estate
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa Seth K Coats and William McClintie sue Gilbert W Tiel Gilbert Walker Tuel Scranion RE Sweet Hillary Temple arvey Moore Austin Bushnell William Bushnell etc unknown heirs and claimants of the real estate in Brighton Washington County Iowa described as block 15 site lines and streets They seek a court quieting of title against all known and unknown claims and request dismissal of any adverse claims as void by statute The notice warns defendants to appear by September 12 1910 or face default judgment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Tiel
Gilbert Walker
Tuel Scranion
RE. Sweet
Hellary Templearvey Moore
Austin Bushnell
Iiam Bushnell
Wm Bushnell
Jane Kh. Bushnell
Harriet Bushnell
Phebe Moore
Lucia Moore
Anson Moore
Jacob Tracy
Mary J. Tracy Francis
Presser
Lucious L. Presser
Toilee Moore
Pooh Hemingway
Lovisa Presser
Lucie Moore
Jus Prealer
Amon Dart
A. J Kirkpatrick
Washington County
Brighton
Washington Street
Pistrie Court
Lowal
Seth K. Coats
Willam McClintie
Washington
Iowa
Fixing the Responsibility Speech Confusion Notes
The Detroit Free Press reports a lighthearted exchange about a speech blamed on Mrs Green. Villainous misattribution mocked as the husband could not have drafted it, highlighting responsibility for theAuthors.
River steamer sinks as 10 saved reach shore safely
Ottumwa dispatch reports a river steamer disaster with ten survivors reaching shore unharmed. The incident prompted a swift rescue effort, while officials investigate the vessel’s fate and safety measures on the waterway.
Alma Baker Bitten by Suspected Mad Dog Put Under Pasteur Treatment
In Iowa City on July 12 Alma Baker daughter of Jenry Laker of Walcott Iowa was bitten by a dog believed to be mad. She was brought from Scott County to the bacteriological laboratory for Pasteur treatment. Dr Henry Albert state bacteriologist and staff believe she will not contract hydrophobia as she progresses well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
State of Iowa
S. HH. Byers Ve. T. J. Phillips
Supreme Court
E Ik. Wilcockson
Sixth Judicial District
Sigourney
George Cosson
John Fletcher
Sumner Liberell
William McNett
Fletcher
Iowa City
Litthe Alma Baker
Jenry Laker
Walcott
Iowa
Scott County
Henry Albert
Cape Girardeau Sinks After Striking Snag on Mississippi
The river steamer Cape Girardeau sunk on the Mississippi River near Turkey Island fifty miles south of St Louis after hitting a snag. About 150 passengers, many women and children, were ashore safely by boats and later transported to St Louis by train. Captain William H Leythe issued the alarm as the vessel went down with passengers asleep on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi River
Turkey Island
Herve
Commerce
William H. Leythe
Iowa Legislature urged to act on conservation principles
Readers petition lawmakers to adopt and apply core conservation principles in state policy. The note calls for legislative action to integrate these principles across agencies and programs in Iowa.
Towa Railroad Taxation in Iowa Tax Roll Debate
Des Moines report on executive council value fixing for taxation shows oil railroads with 8,496 miles of track carrying 85 percent of business paying 38 percent of mileage tax. Iowa ponds’ increasing operating expenses hit 5.5 million dollars, with the Flack Island line’s earnings rising while gross receipts grew about 4.5 million, prompting a tax reduction request from the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Executive Council
Iowa
Flock Island
Baseball Dope Update From Early Season Standouts
Early season notes spotlight standout players and emerging team trends. Key performances, batting averages, and pitching quality set the tone for the campaign as coaches monitor roster moves and standings.
Three Iowa Amateur teams in flux after Brighton withdraws
The Iowa Amateur association now has three teams as Brighton withdraws. Washington was to play Mt Pleasant but weather canceled. Upcoming games include Mt Pleasant at home, Fairfield at Winfield, and multiple matches across the week with Mt Pleasant, Keota, and Washington. Standings list many players from Fairfield Washington Mt Pleasant with scores and records.
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Brighton
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Winfield
Wapello
Keota
Iowa Amateur Association
Putnam
E. Stephenson
Jericho
Carling Washington
Ott Neibert
Reardon
George
Howard
Masters
Boo Smith
És Lauderbach
Zentz
McQuade
Loudon
Besser
Grimes
Stack
Davis
L. Stephenson
Mullenix
Pairfield
Vo McCabe
Yao
Yao Cave, Washington ——. 200 McCabe, Mt. Pleasant 193 Hi. Stith, Pairfield
Tallman
Sehrenk
Alispaugh
Cghriffith
Child dies from nosebleed during Chicago vacation
Fred I. Meyer aged four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer of Chicago, died last evening at the Henry Meyer home five miles south of Burlington on the Madison road after a nosebleed could not be controlled. The family, visiting Mrs. Meyer’s brother, Henry Meyer, had been vacationing there. funeral arrangements follow at the Meyer residence tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Fred I. Meyer
Fred Meyer
Chicago
Henry Meyer
Madison Road
Des Moines Council Orders Action Against Street Car Company
Des Moines Indiana council votes to compel the street car company to provide adequate service or rebuild its plant. City solicitor directed to sue to force compliance, signaling the start of the end of the controversy after years of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waitress Buys 120 Acre Ardmore Claim
Des Moines report notes Miss Margaret Jordan, a Mondamin waitress, saved tips to buy a 120 acre claim five miles from Ardmore South Dakota. She plans to move onto the property by August 1. Her customers’ tips funded the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ardmore
S. D
Margaret Jordan
Mondamin Women's Care
KILLED BY BALL IN LAKE AREA FARM ACCIDENT
DeWitt Tennessee July 12 Thomas Wilson Fort 26 a resident of DeWitt was killed at Malone Louisiana Friday morning while assisting Thearmdas Cement in hauling Nay The accident was caused when horses hitched to the wagon frightened and ran away throwing Mr Fort from the load and fracturing his skull Fort came to this country last March from England He has no relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Thomas Wilson Fort
Malone
Thearmdas Cement
Jeweler Bitten by Water Moccasin in Iowa River
William Lorack, manager of the New England Jewelry Co, was bitten in the face by a water moccasin while diving into the Iowa River near Iowa City. The snake reportedly surfaced and pressed its tongue to his face, causing poisoning and facial discoloration and swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
William Lorack
The
New England Jewelry Co
Dowa
Miners Idle Over Coal Loss at Bolden Hooker Mines
About 125 miners at the Bolden Hooker mines idle after a 160 pound coal loss valued at 5 cents. L. K. Pierson, railroad union president, alleges the company refused to reimburse him as his car was hoisted. Workers refuse to return until full payment is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Bolden-Hooker
L. K. Pierson
Railroad Union
Borrowed Smiles and Small Town Bets in a Lively Sketch
A humorous vignette mingles names and bets in a close knit community. Abou Ben Adhem leads with a note on alphabetical pride while neighbors weigh census guesses and share quips about marriage and social scenes at the castle, with Uncle Welby and others tossed into light dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staty
Drearyhurst
Lonelyville
Squire Durant
Uncle Welby
Jeffries
Lightning strikes West Liberty residence wounding occupants
Lightning struck the residence of E Anderson in West Liberty Iowa in three places Saturday around 4 pm. The boards on the side of the house were knocked off and the occupants were stunned. Several chickens in the yard were killed by the same flash. House damage is slight and fixable in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
E. Anderson
Police Officer James Lester Dies by Own Hands
In Sioux City Iowa July 12 neighbors found James Lester a veteran policeman dead in a vacant lot beside his home. He killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver carried by patrolmen after long standing domestic troubles worsened by his wife taking a car ride with another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
James Lester
Fayette county leads push for state conservation action
West Union Iowa July 12 Fayette county claims credit for starting a movement toward conservation of resources. Citizens favor national conservation efforts and practical state application, with county conventions on July 2 adopting resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Fayette County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Advertisement
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Fr J Cheney and Co Toledo. The firm Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists certify Cheney’s honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free price ten dollars per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr. J
Kidney Pill Letter Praises Polley Cure
A reader from Evansville Indiana credits Polley Kidney Pills with curing a severe kidney complaint. The testimonial describes back pain dizziness and fatigue improving after regular use, and notes the Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. M. Winkler
Ivanville
Ind
Polley
Foley Kidney Pills
Lemmmon
McElhinney Drug Co
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H. F. Steck
Jeweler
M. K. Coats
William McClintie
Pacific Coast
Ay HO Is
J. E. Kunath
Phillips
Iowa Railroad Taxation
Wisseissippi
Towa Railroad Taxation
Variou
Hale
Schedate
Amateur Association
Tomor
Katie
Reston
Larold
Day's Magazine
Calvin J. Whetii
Cleveland
John Bradley
John Brady
Washington Star
Mike
Eanrae T
Paris
Albany Arras
Trogen
Success Magazine
Precision
Sara Taga
Nano Tasket
Mag Noline
Ann Apolis
Nannie Pashemet
Ing. Winnie Pesaukee
Reston Transcript
Nosa
Abou Ben Adhem
Xenophon
Paul
Muller
Lassire Blaetter
Sulcides
Lowa
Gasril Mlo Au Lye
Nicola
Harmon
Dora
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