Brief Foreign and Domestic News Notes
Washington says the League of Nations call marks a new era in international cooperation and peace aims. Chicago reports influenza outbreaks at the naval training station with many cases and widespread city rise. San Francisco notes eggs and butter price declines on the produce exchange. Berlin appeals to Social Democrats to ignore provocateurs and stop bloodshed driven by independent and Communist influence.
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Washington
Assembly of the Council of the League of Nations
Paris
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
San Francisco
Plain linen suits and knitwear shape spring fashion
Fashion notes describe plain linen suits with longer coats and short skirts in white lead, large pearl button lapels, white kid pumps, sailor hats and ribbon hats. Loosely knitted pastel sweaters with waist ruffles, narrow white belts, and sleeveless sport jackets in baronet satin georgette crepe panne velvets and pongee dominate, all features tied to a clean, regulation length silhouette.
The Reason Why The First President Was Not A Lawyer
The riddle notes that many presidents were lawyers, but the first was not because he could not tell a lie, highlighting the idea that honesty defined him as a leader.
Grandpa's peppermint chill sparks a cold remark
A grandfather hands a strong peppermint to four year old Muriel and watches her pause it by the window. He asks if she dislikes the candy and she replies politely that she is letting it cool a little.
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Muriel
Mesquite Firewood FOR SALE NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Notice from the U S Land Office Los Angeles California dated January 6 1920 states Arthur T Evans of Daggett California filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim to the land described in Entry No 025815 Section 28 Township 9 North Range S ES B Meridian before the Register and Receiver at the Los Angeles office on February 20 1920 Mortimer A Webber Frank H Webber Noah Peeler and Chester Swan are witnesses with Daggett and Los Angeles addresses First publication January 15 1870 Last publication February 19 1929
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur T. Evans
Daggett
ES. B. Meridian
Register and Receiver
S. Land Office
California
Dilber
Mortimer A. Webber
Frank H. Webber
Calif
Noah Peeler
Austin Strck
Chester Swan
Los Angles
Notice for Public Land Claim in California
U S Land Office Los Angeles announces Jesse A Egelow of Helendale California filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No 028413 section 10 township 8 north range west on February 16 1920 at 9 am before the register and receiver, with witnesses Harry Stretch Anna Stretch both of Halleck California William Seoble and Harry B Crawford of Palliser California. First publication January 15 1920 last publication February 12 1920.
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Jesse A. Egelow
Helendale
California
R. W
S. B. Machan
U.S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Y. Stretch
Anna L. Stretch
Halleck
Calif
William Seoble
Harry B. Crawford
Palliser
B. FE. Groves
Notice of Patent Application for San Diego Group Mines
In Independence California U S Land Office notice dated December 24 1919 announces Edward B Maginnis Elizabeth F Maginnis and J T OLeary of Randsburg filed for a patent covering about 2945 linear feet on the San Diego Group of Mines incl San Diego and Rustler lodes gold and silver with surface ground 600 feet wide in Kern County. The claim includes adjoining lodes War Eagle Yellow Jacket Defender and mentions past filings and surveys. First publication January 1 1920 last March 4 1920.
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United States
Edward B. Maginnis
Elizabeth F. Maginnis
J. T. O'Leary
Randsburg
California
San Diego
County of
Kern
State of
N. E
Office of the Register of the
Independence Land District
M. D.M
E.S. G
San Diego Lode
Sur
Discovery Point
Kern County
Augnes Lode
Defender Lode
Notice of Sale of Personal Property Barstow 1920
In San Bernardino County California executor Paul R Waite will sell at public auction the stock of groceries provisions cigars tobacco candies and general merchandise from 99 Elm Street Barstow beginning January 14 1920 at 9 am and continuing until sold. The sale is postponed to January 16 1920 with notice dated December 31 1919 and January 5 1920. The sale proceeds go to the estate of Everett R Waite deceased.
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Superior Court
State of California
San Bernardino
Everett R. Waite
County of
Elm Street
Barstow
County of San Bernardino
Lawfuul
United States of America
Paul R. Waite
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