Contest notice aborts homestead claim in Los Angeles
The U S Land Office in Los Angeles publishes a notice to James H McCormick of Wagner Calif that Marion F Hubbard of Los Angeles filed January 17 1913 a contest to cancel his Homestead Entry No 013119 for the Northeast Quarter Section 34 Township 9 North Range 3 East San Bernardino Meridian. Hubbard alleges no improvements residence or abandonment for over six months. McCormick must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or his claim will be cancelled with proof of service. Frank Buren Register O R W Robinson Receiver. Publication dates February 14 21 28 and March 7.
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Nat Coal Lands
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
George B. Holbrook
Victorville
Cal
Ss. Ranges
W.S. B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
U. 8
de la Vergne G. Brown
Sherman
Calif
Meridian
Lincoln Garrett
Isaac Levy
Raymond M. Phipps
Franklin H. Gobar
Frank Buren
Register
Adelaide
Kibbey
Orange St
Range
S. B. Meridian
M. E. Carrier
George Wilkins
H. J. Stephenson
James H. McCormick
Wagner
Marion F. Hubbard
Camerford Ave
Los Aneles
North Range
S. KB
O. R. W. Robinson
Love F. Hill
Marston
Igll
Mty Skiy
Nsw
San Bernardino Meridian
Patrick Zanini
Ella Zanini
Thomas G. Nicklin
Edward Richardson
Barstow
Nat Coallands
U.S. Land Office
Celesta A. Rice
Township Son
Arthur van Boskerk
Nancy Elmer
Leslie R. Wolff
John Olson
Orrin Elmer
Nellie J. Sommers
F. Anders
5Th St
San Bernardino
Charles L. Anders
Frank C. Schmitendorf
Abraham L. Overholt
John C. Turner
Blisher
Arthur M. Keeth
David E. Goodwin
Charles A. Raymond
Boxar
R. D
Pasadena
Nysw
Register and
Charles A Raymond
Harriman E. Goodwin
David E Goodwin
George A Harter
U. S
Nellie J. Rice
Arthur van Roskerk
Authors as Talkers and Wheat’s Growth Parable
Short Stories OO notes that Disraeli and Mere dith share a talkative style, with quotes about Bushels of wheat illustrating exponential growth. Diary mentions and a 19th century cartoon tone contrast dialogue and monologue. The Grain of Wheat section shows a German philosopher’s calculation of compounding yields and world food supply implications.
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Disraeli
Meredith
Grant Duff
Mr. Balfour
Henry Murray
Boxhill
Dr. Shrapnel
Beauchamp
Shrapnel
London Graphic
Transit of Venus Measured Distance from Earth
The article notes the 1761 measurement of Earth's distance to Venus during the transit. It highlights the pioneering method used by observers to determine this key astronomical distance.
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Venus
Earth
Local Tax Notice Listing Assessed Amounts
Fragmentary OCR shows a public tax notice listing assessment counts and names for January. Names and exact figures are unreadable. remaining readable items indicate a municipal filing or property assessment process awaiting clarification.
Railroads and Mills Equipment Sale Listing
Sale offers complete soft ore crushing plant with crusher feed filters agitator tanks two larger 18 ft units propelled by a 20 hp gas engine air compressor 14000 ft of 16 lb steel rail two 5 ton center dump cars two boilers steam engine 40 ft stack shafting pulleys belts 1000 ft of 12 lb steel rails ore car end dump two deep well power pumps one light wagon timber and lumber for sale at half price mills boilers tanks engines etc may be bought separately address
Condemnations Few for Dryness in Citrus Shipped Reach East
Reports to the Los Angeles Fruit Growers Exchange show only thirty cars of oranges and lemons condemned since the citrus belt freeze. Condemnations stem from dryness not unwholesomeness, under a recent Agriculture Department ruling. Most condemnations came from Portland Seattle and Memphis. The piece also notes Strauss and river color imagery at Passau amid a Turkic note.
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Los Angeles
Department of Agriculture
Portland
Seattle
Memphis
Danube
Ratisbon
Passau
Huerta Declared Mexico's New President by Congress
Reports say Madero is prisoner and not allowed to see family. Adolfo Bassó, palace superintendent, is reported executed. General Huerta, Diaz ally, has been proclaimed president by the congress.
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Huerta
Mexico
Madero
Adolfo Basso
National Palace
General Huerta
Diaz
Congress
Renewed Hostilities Return After Short Armistice in Mexico City
Fighting resumes in the Mexican capital as artillery and machine guns echo before the arsenal. President Madero refuses to resign while Diaz delays to advance his goal. The American embassy aids refuges, and preparations begin to move foreign residents to safety via Vera Cruz and U.S. shores.
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Madero
Diaz
Huerta
A Or
National Palace
American Committee
Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Vera Cruz
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Superior Court
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State of California
Haleetia V. Currier
County of
Halcetia W. Currier
San Bernardino County
Robt. M. McHargue
Haleetia
W. Currier
McRae & CO
ELM Bar McRae & CO
Stewart Corner
Third and
E Sts
E. D. Roberts
W. 8. Hooper
I. E. Bruwn
N. E. Harris
J. 8S. Wood
B. Smith
J. E. Davis
N. B. Stow Banking
Plint, PrOpr
ED Beers
Barstow Wines
Tiquors and
Garll & Hill Whisk
George Yick
Lowin
Bishop
J. L
Bull
William J
Burton
Oo Carr
W. Bou Wa
Ab Crosbie
Agnes M
Figh & Bull
Atene
W. M
Glotfelter
Galimont
Harris
O Shawnee
Hayes
Heck
Julia I. Jacobs
Fannie
Jacobs
Jeffress
John T
Lewis
Harry H. S. Lister
Micheel
Vo Minor
Daniel
Munson
Nixon
Irwin
Norris
D. Hay
Orrin
E. E
Roberts
Samuel
Roth
Jacob Suneveee
Sanborn
Stance
Scott
Shields
Stutsman
C. A
Thole
Emma C
Tobin
John
Warner
Wozniak
Frank
Young
Maggie
California-Nevada Exploration Company
Raymond Avenue
City of Pasadena
County of Los Angeles
Wilkie P. Garrison
Raymond Ave
B. Lamantain, Ag’t Daggett
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