Quiet title action over Ka lour properties in Ka lour Iowa
Plaintiffs allege absolute fee simple ownership to described real estate in Washington County Iowa and seek quieting of title against unknown claimants and named defendants. They assert twenty years possession under claim of right and color of title and seek reform of deeds and equitable relief with court decree upon January 6, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Washington
Marion Street
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Kalour
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Court House
Towa
Brookhart
A. D
Fortco Aaden Pe
Complex Iowa land suit lists many plaintiffs and heirs
In District Court of Washington County Iowa January Term 1905 Prank W Roberts et al plaintiffs sue Caleb B Campbell Newton W Lynn Eliza A Lyon Martin C Kilgore Enoch Ross Sarah Rosas Lucy Tondre Agnes Tondre Mary Tondre Peter Tondre State of Iowa school fund commissioner A Bunker Isaac S Edmonson S.E Parker Wm H Fry J W McKray T Dunlap J W Hefi widow and unknown heirs of Jacob Staman deceased Anna Shepard Henry B Shepard Mary Swartzenuver J N Swartzendruver J L Staman Francis Hurst George H Anderson Amanda m George S S Sharp Flora Staman unknown heirs of Marie Hurst unknown heirs of Francis Sharp Mann & Titus Catharine Mytharine Smith J A Greer Co mma Hurst Abraham Hurst Jacob Sharp Edwin F Sharp Mary E F Sharp Washington County Savings Bank John Kennedy James J Dunlap widow and unknown heirs of No Littler deceased D L Stuart A A Stuart Robert Martin David H Francisco James Feather John A Gray Joseph Brown Stephen Feather Jackson Roberts W D Condit Emiline Gilson Thos S Lytle Alex Lytle Mary Lytle John Young Wm Cooper and all the unknown claimants of their described real estate situated in Washington County Iowa"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Prank W. Roberts
Tra Ll
E. Parker
Wm. H. Fry
J. W. McKray
A. A. Stuart
Robert Martin
David H.francisco
James Feather
John A. Gray
Joseph Brown
Stephen Feather
Jackson Roberts
W. D. Condit
Emiline Gilson
Thos. S. Lytle
Alex Lytle
Mary Lytle
John Young
Wm. Cooper
Local Visit Notes From Verdi and Surrounding Towns
telephone news service items report visitors in several towns. Miss Ethel Risk from Brighton and Gertie and Nina Reeves of Washington visit the T. BE. McMillan home. Mrs. Wertz and daughter stay with Arthur Woods. Bert Thomas of Des Moines visits his brother C. B. Thomas. Tom Morgan of Brighton calls in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Thomas
Fairfield
Taylor
Ethel Risk
Brighton
Gertie
Nina Reeves
Washington
T. BE. McMillan
Rich land business and visitors report
Nov 2 2 B Lundon is in Rich land today on business. Mr and Mrs John Brier and Goldie came down from Colfax yesterday. Forrest Robinson returned from Ottumwa yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lundon
Richland
John Brier
Goldie
Colfax
Forrest’ Robinson
Ottumwa
Judge Sets December Trial for Chas Holda Murder Case
Judge Wade of Iowa City schedules December 2 for the trial of Chas Holda charged with the June murder of James Gallaugher. Other items note Thanksgiving activities, bank store openings, and local visits by Fred B. White near South English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Iowa City
Chas
Holda
James Gallaugher
Firemen rescue sleeping inmates from blazing home
Report notes firemen dragged sleeping residents from a deadly blaze while warnings about coughs and colds linger. An ad urges Stewart’s Pharmacy remedies and a nursery promotes roses, hydrangeas, and hardy shrubs. Also a Thanksgiving football game between West Liberty High and home High School was canceled with scores 41 26 and bakery offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Stewart
O. N. Stewart
West Liberty
Johnson Bakery
December magazines at Columbia Pharmacy News Stand
December magazines including Munsey's and Ladies' Home Journal are now in at the Columbia Pharmacy News Stand. T.B. Vogt prepares cream puffs at Johnson bakery. Mr. Ryan from Dubuque joins to aid holiday rush. The Savings Bank Store announces a grand opening next Saturday. ladies urged to place cake orders early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey’s
Ladies’ Home Journal
Columbia Pharmacy
T.B. Vogt
Prep
Mr. Ryan
Dubuque
Johnson
North Side
Ryan
Savings Bank
Vinci Tonics Promise Restored Strength for All
An ad urges readers to seek Vinci tonics to end listlessness and debility. It cites Mrs. T. N. Boyle of West Newton Massachusetts reporting restored strength after one bottle. The copy promotes Vinol with liver oil extract as aiding digestion and appetite, endorsed by Cook and Sherman, druggists, with a money back guarantee.
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Vinci
T. N. Boyle
Chestnut St
West Newton
Mass
Cook & Sherman
Fresh Fruit Teams for all kinds of work
J. D. Daniels marketed labor services offering fresh fruit teams for varied tasks and listed contact details with a telephone number 2066. The brief notices advertise rural work options and hiring availability.
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J. D. Daniels
Telephone
Exchanged-Collarette at Mrs Milt Dickens Friday
Frank Neal, long time Rock Island road employee, resigned as auditor elected this fall after nineteen years with the company. He and his wife depart for a few weeks vacation visiting Davenport Grinnell Eldora Des Moines Kansas City and Galena Kan. Thomas Dupuis becomes day operator, returning from Davenport where he was night operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neal
Rock Island Road
Mr. Neal
Davenport
Grinnell
Eldora
Des Moines
Kansas City
Galena
Kan
Thomas Dupuis
Mrs and Mrs James Lewis Visit City Readers Note
Mr and Mrs James Lewis of Oskatoosa visit their parents and friends in the city. Special One Way Colonist Rates offered on the first and third Tuesdays of each month until April 1905 by the Iowa Central railroad to destinations in Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota. Contact any Iowa Central ticket agent or A B Cutts Minneapolis Minn for rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railroad
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa Central
Professor Slemon Hangs Self in Port Wayne Home
Neary reads that Otto Slemon a Concordia German Lutheran college teacher for twenty three years in Port Wayne Indiana hanged himself in his door. The story of a Krupp suicide is denied by observers. Retail clerks in northwest Chicago have struck and won their strike. In Spartanburg South Carolina a team wreck killed Bob Sefton and severely injured Engineer Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Slemon
Concordia German Lutheran College
Port Wayne
Ind
China
Wa Ting Pang
United States
Chicago
Spartanburg
8. C
Bob Sefton
Wee
Solomon
Humor in Horses and a Mischievous Road Horse
A lighthearted note describes Jimmy the road horse who teases camp residents with a tent sneezing prank and scatters sheep for fun. He enjoys startling timid visitors, especially a cousin, by feigning a bite. the mare’s reactions and routine show his playful, clever temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
A Compensating Circumstance and a Humble Way
A man who avoids fame follows a simple path yet maintains a regular habit of eating three meals daily, illustrating ordinary steadiness as a compensating circumstance.
Rice crop failure in China sparks famine across millions
From San Francisco reports dated November 25 a flood of late oriental advices says China faces a complete rice crop failure. Centuries of hardship threaten hundreds of thousands of natives with starvation as families sell wives and daughters to purchase food rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
China
Local Blacksmiths to Close on Major Holidays
The city blacksmith shops including Little Teas, Long & Fields, Wm. Long, Fred Witteman, Clark Sitler, J. BE, Cowger, and 40-21 will close their businesses on Thanksgiving, Christmas, the Fourth of July and Decoration Day in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Teas
Long & Fields
Wm. Long
Fred Witteman
Clark Sitler
J. BE
Cowger
Startling Grand Medicine Ad Promises Quick Health Change
D. H. Turner of Dempsey town PA praises Dr King s New Life Pills as infallible for constipation stomach and liver troubles claiming two weeks use made a new man. 25 cents at Stewart s drug store Crawfordsville Town Nov 25. Local meat market sold to F L Armstrong of Columbus City who will take possession December 1st, ending months without a market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull’s
Mull's
Mull
Lightning Medicine Co
Rock, Island, Hill
M. L. Olds
Orris
Bloomfield
Hedrick
Keota
Christian Science
Magnet Hall
Academy Building
M. Alate
Parrish
Savings Bank
Fred B. White
Govenor
Shaw
South English
Mr. White
Dan Rohrer
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Stewart's Drug Store
Crawfordsville
F. L. Armstrong
Columbus City
Bethlehem Commandery and Red Cross Degree Tonight
Bethlehem Commandery holds a Red Cross Degree program this evening at the Parrish Savings Bank Store. Next Saturday opens a sale at the same location. Warren Mann displays a seven pound carrot specimen grown in his garden. Wet weather boosts carrot size. Old rails offered for sale at one dollar per load, first come first served. Ring C. 8 Thomas at 181L for the west line No. 187.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish Savings Bank
Warren Mann
Thomas
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East Side
E. . Carris & Co
N. Side Square
T. J. Dempsey
E. C. Keck
Wire Nesin
Madison St
J. A Marie
Gitice
8. O. Baglen
Gallaugher
Parrish Saviges Bank
the Johnson Bakery
E.C Carris & Co
North Side Druggists
Galey
Piret Barn
Allen
J. J. McKeone
M. Lombardo
Rocky Mountain
Medione Adiaon Medicine Co
Medison
Wis
Cehet
King
Collarette
Milt Dickens
Journal
Conner & Schilling Grocery
KE. W. Grove
James Lewis
Oska-toosa
The
City
William
Herr Krupp
Krupp
Crawfordsville Market
Solld
Bethlehem Commandery
Red Cross
Jersey
Fane
Orane
Windsor Grocery
Bor
Columbia Phe
Tor
A. O. U. W. Guide
Matt J. Johnson
A. C. U. W. Guide
David Ramaley
J.M Stewart
West Side Square
Merretl-Soule Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Rogers Bros
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