Landmark Iowa Estate Suit Notices Quiet Title Proceeding
District Court of Washington County Iowa September term 1905 notices defendants including W Scodeld Kaimeims Simon P Teeple Richard Moore Phebe C Young Young Wy Whitcomb Edwin Blair Mary Elair Latta Latta Weed Mary Weed Cheatey Wad Beit Elizabeth Brown W Brown and many others to appear by noon on the second day of the term at the court house in Washington Iowa seeking to quiet title to real estate in dispute and foreclose unknown claims and to reform deeds mortgages and other instruments of record with a request for parties barred estopped and enjoined from asserting any interest in the described property and for judgment declared in favor of plaintiffs and for costs and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon P. Teeple
Richard Moore
Phebe C. Young
PC. Young
Yc. Whitcomb
Ly Initcomb
Edwin Blair
Mary Elair
Wittiam
Latta
Kobe
M. Latta
Weed
Mary A Weed
Cheatey Wad
Beit ‘Oun
Elizabeth Brown
Cha
W. Brown
FTE
Glmpp
Wey Siatden
Jerry Park
Joan W. Meath
John Sinnic
Lane Bow Yan
Baward
Donovan
W. J. Wells
Wasi Sith
Sarah Jase Donovan
Washington
City of
Ale Fis
Ereim
Haid Hizore
Peti
District Court
Fraternal Aid Meeting Honors Mrs McCulley in North Washington
The P. E. society held a 7:80 p m meeting at Mrs Helen Crooks home with about twenty youths at Hallie Berdo party in North Washington. Mrs McCulley Omaha and Miss Pearl Fair Ottumwa attended as out of town guests. The program featured vocal solos by Miss Blodwin Jones and Mrs McCulley, razzle dazzle games, and refreshments. A ninth birthday was celebrated for Lilia George with a supper served by Mrs Geer. An installation of officers and initiation is planned with important business for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. ©. Society
Helen Crooks
Hallie Berdo
Hon
Washington
McCulley
Omaha
Blodwin Jones
Pearl Fair
Ottumwa
Lilia George
the Heights
Winona
Robert McClellan
Marie
Fern Harkreader
Cora Fulton
Cecil Arthur
Helen Leach
Minnie
Marion Tollenaar
Johnny Lohberger
William Quinn
Mawick
Vera Arthur
Marion Whelpy
Theodore White
Katherine Flynn
Mabel Caine
Lilia
Beatrice George
Odessia Darbyshire
Clarence Rupp
Everette Shearer
Rock Island
Local notes from Kalona and area events
Local items recount visiting relatives and travelers in Kalona including J B Henderson selling bread and visitors from Muscatine Burlington and Sigourney. A quiet wedding at Hotel Colenso between L M Littrel and Luella Jones. The day features social club meetings, help with a baseball game cancellation, and a heat record of 83 degrees with a mid summer gift of $250 from Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCleery
Clarion
Hugh McCleery
Putman
Bloomfield
Martin Scranton
George French
Paul
Monmouth
Ill
Johnson
Otto B. Stichter
Fairfield
Chas. Fulton
Richland
Don Hampsher
Wm. Juaningham
Altamosa
Colo
Mary Grasse
George
Osceola
Hottest Day and Local Notes on Visits and Races
Hottest Day of the Month reports warm weather as daily life continues with visits. Miss Cora Smiley from Winfield arrives to see her sister Mrs J B Crall, Joe Melinsky’s condition after a colt kick remains similar, Mrs Biskamp and children plan Denver travel, Arlo H. wins or places third in Mendota pace, Ruth Rogers visits Menlo and Schuyler, Nebr. Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea remedy advertised with urging to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smiley
Winfield
J. B. Crall
Joe Melinsky
Mendota
Arlo H
Perry Hayes
Young Pat
Dr. Miles
Ruth Rogers
R.T. McCall Ham
Menlo
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Regimental Reunions and Forty Second Anniversary Battle
Chattanooga hosts regimental reunions and the forty second anniversary of Chickamauga on September 17 to 21 1905. The event, led by a delega tion of veterans from Louisville Nashville and other lines, aims to honor the battle and its participants with gatherings, addresses, and commemorations in the Tennessee area. Participants include officials and veterans from Louisville Louisville, St Louis Chicago and other cities, with plans for ceremonies and public observances across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamaugaa
Chattanooga
Tnebro Etek
Fies
Ville
Nawnville
T Fulan
I Wuisville
Nashville
Mituikes
Chicago
Subpoena for an editor in a New York Press feature
A subpoena for editor Ervin Wardman of the New York Press arises as he testified before a Joint assembly. Judge Stanehield denounced remarks as infamous prompting applause from the senator's supporters while Bruce Ord Pena prepared for action against Wardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Ord i Pena
Ervin Wardman
New York 1
Joint Assembly
Letter urging new China treaty to ease immigration
A laborers group letter to President Roosevelt calls for negotiations to remove strict entrance conditions for Chinese workers. It seeks a treaty that would provide for gradual removal of barriers, aiming to ensure that the annual Chinese laborer intake does not exceed one tenth of one percent of the US population, and asks for publicizing the president’s intentions soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
China
Mines Resume Operations After Shutdowns Across Regions
Springfield reports Girard and Green Ridge mines have resumed after a partial shutdown tied to a labor law. Virden mine of Chicago Vird remains closed amid ongoing disputes. United Mine Workers push for resolution with external miners advising settlement. Decatur notes reopening after ten days’ arbitration. Pana, Illinois, began operations Saturday. High School Athlete Saves a Man in Muskegon. Arthur Frost, a noted athlete, pulled a drowning Chicago summer resorter from Monalake. Thomas Dillon’s home explosion in Pittsburgh kills Mrs. Dillon and injures seven others. two houses wrecked. Treasury Secretary Shaw travels to Chicago for a Y M C A dedication in Lake Geneva. Emperor William and Prince von Buelow arrived aboard the Hohenzollern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Girard
Green Ridge
Slgt-Tirers
Virden
Chicago
Ens
Mey
United Mine Workers
Decatur
Ike Gray
Delaware
Real Pana
Christian County
Muskegon, Mich
Arthur Frost
Walter Harris
Harris
Monalake
Frost
Hinsdale, AI
Scores On The Ball Fields In Chicago July 13
Chicago reports scores from leagues and associations across cities. Notable games include New York 1 over Chicago, Brooklyn 8 over Pittsboro, Boston 15 over Boston second wall 2, Phil Louis 6 over Philadelphia 1, and Chicago 0 in a Chicago Boston 1 4 split. Weather delays and eleven inning suspense at Colorado Springs Omaha with darkness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dave Ball
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Boston
Phil Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louls
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Western
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Les Moines
Colorado Springs
Omaha
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Roy Andrews
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Geo. Snider
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Galesburg
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Beatrice Smith
W. Shawafelt
Leona Richardson
Sigourney
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Rachel McElhinney
East End
Ralph Kellar
Hotel Colenso
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L. M. Littrel
Luella Jones
Letts
Tom Berdo
Pitsburg
Thomas Dillon
Fortieth Street
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