Death of A H Patterson Washington county pioneer lawyer
Antis Hall Patterson longtime Washington county attorney and notable early lawyer born in Rush County Indiana 1822 died at his East Washington Street home after a two and a half year illness He practiced law in Iowa City and Washington served as county attorney in the late 1840s and fought in historic cases including the Harriman murder case He married Ann J Campbell in 1851 and survived by four children and a brother Funeral plans were not yet made Local notices also reference W P Hall Show and Electric Bitters advertising.
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A. H. Patterson
Washington County
East Washington Street
Patterson
Antis Hall Patterson
Rush County
Ind
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Iowa City
J. v. Carleton
Washington
Harriman
Supreme Court of
California
Ann J. Campbell
Mr. Patterson
Campbell C. Patterson
William L. Patterson
Pittsburg
Kansas
Charlies E. Patterson
Seattle
Belle Daugherty
Onias Augustus Patterson
Sioux City
Property Transfers and Land Descriptions in 21-75 Range
A dense list of land transactions records transfers by multiple grantors and buyers. Entries specify grantor grantee tract divisions and price figures for parcels in township ranges including 21-75 22-74 36-76, with sums from 800 to 78,400 dollars and notes of school lots where applicable. The compilation suggests a regional real estate activity ledger with numerous buyers such as John W Carpenter Leola F Macon and Margaret J Roberts among others.
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R. P. Minner
BE. Beaty
Isaac N. Arnold
John W. Carpenter
Abijah Savage
William Hayes
T. J. Taggart
Leola F. Macon
Nancy A. McNay Et
Margaret J. Roberts
J. S. Horn
E. ©. Horn
R. F. Campbell
W. F. Fleming
Lem J. Cherry
Franz Landau
E. C. Horn
J. R. Altic
George Bereiter
W. Smith
J. L. Quinn
H. J. Cuddeback
Schoolot
Benjamin Roth
Peter S. Conrad
J. W. Brinning
Class C Bowlers Rise In Commercial Club Contests
In last evenings bowling at the Commercial Club, Class C bowlers show rapid progress and may win Class A status, with some Class A performers at risk of demotion. The meet featured a sensational three game duel between H. Wilson aged 71 and W B Crooks aged 11 plus, won by Crooks after Wilson claimed the doctor used a loaded ball.
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Win Smouse
Henry Hull
H. Wilson
W. B. Crooks
Crooks
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
J. A. Cunningham
Dr. J. &. Hull
H. A. Baxter
Cas Slocum
If I knew where smiles were kept by Maude Wyman
Daniel Aughey traveled to Cedar Rapids for the Grand Lodge meeting of the A O U W. The poem by Maude Wyman imagines storing smiles to share with children and discarding frowns by sending them to the ocean.
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Maude Wyman
Daniel Aughey
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of the
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted by Merchant
George L. Chubb, a Harlan Mich merchant, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has taken and claims it cures a cold faster than any other treatment. It should be kept in the home for instant use. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
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George L. Chubb
Harlan, Mich
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook& Sherman
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