Notice of Tax Deed and Court Order in Gogebic County
Notices cover tax deed reconveyance for Lot Two in section nine township forty nine north range forty six west Gogebic County Michigan with payments due and six month window. Also includes a Gogebic Circuit Court Chancery order for Christine Hanson vs Godfrey Hanson, non resident defendant in Bessemer, requiring appearance within three months and publication for six weeks in the Fessemee Herald.
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State OF Montreal
Circuit Court For the
Chancery
County of Goyebic
Christine Hanson
Godfrey Hanson
Gogebic
Bessemer
Michigan
Wisconsin
S. S. Cooper
Hersin
Flessemee Herald
Sach
Norman W. Haire
Aldy Jonaston
Register
Humphrey & Cooper
Gogebic County
Montesano
Wash
Notice of Tax Sale and Right to Redeem Property
To Philo D. Brown and James S. Day trustees owner of lands described sale of land for unpaid taxes lawfully made. to redeem within six months after service by paying purchase price plus one hundred percent and sheriff fees. If not paid, proceedings for possession will be instituted. Descriptions
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Algernon Merryweather
Gogebic County
Michigan
G. L. Buland
Montesano
Wash
Philo D. Brown
James S$. Day
Will Water Power Supplant Coal In Industry
An article argues coal will not fail us as Gunton's Magazine says new energy methods make electrical power from water nearly inexhaustible. It foresees water power expanding, cheaper than coal, fueling factories rails ships homes and urban life even as coal depletes. It notes storage and long distance transmission will improve.
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Gunton
Prized 2000-year-old coin from Philadelphia mint
A damaged Philadelphia Record passage describes a 2000 year old coin found in Europe, minted at a Suckai style mint in the Far East, featuring Liberty and Diana motifs. The piece, engraved with Demes and Mata figures, was presented by violinist and numismatist Jo era amckicy to Bias.
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Demes
Reeple
Mata
Diana
Friena
Philadelphiana
Philadelphia
Lydia
Rte
Europe
Joera Amckicy
Death of a Man in Austrian Rail Incident
In Hoef Austria a man named Med Revher Tian Tose aged 6 is described as wounded and unconnected to comfort. He attempted to escape a railway incident by climbing an embankment and reaching the rails, where he was struck by a passing engine and killed, a lethal accident with the death toll reported as about 5s.
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Austria
Scimery
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French Education Reforms Aim to Universalize Schooling
In France Minister of Commerce M. Minerand pushes reforms for universal education of children aged 6 to 13. A ten year census shows many schoolage youths still not in school and literacy among youths declining from 1832 to 1987, with conscripts unable to read.
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M. MiNerand
France
Unusual Police Application Draws Attention in Gates Avenue
Patrolman George W. Rogers seeks to wear glasses while on patrol here. The board notes inflamed eyes and wind irritation. Police surgeons will examine Rogers and report findings to the board after twelve years of service.
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New War Evening Post
George W. Rogers
Gates Avenue
Trookira
Rogers
Rosera
Queen of Belgians in castle routines of feudal age
The queen of the Belgians is shown in her father’s castle at Peschama with feudal era customs. At night the king descends to lock the outer gate and main hall door. The hall is split with daughters at the raised end and attendants at the lower end, engaged in needlework, painting, or music.
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Peschama
A Socialistic City Shows Frugal Public Services
Huddersfield in Yorkshire is depicted as a model of socialist governance with municipal control over gas waterworks lighting markets and the cemetery. The piece notes penny-in-the-slot gas meters reduced prices benefiting the poor and a system where stores and utilities operate at low cost with widespread public ownership.
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Huddersfield
Yorkshire
England
Orange
Coperiment
Fashions Edie Evening Dresses and Fabrics Described
The article details evening dress trends with turquoise blue sik, green chiffon, and long lace overskirts. It notes looser skirts, delicate sleeves, and embroidered trims, plus a promotional insert for Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for severe lung trouble with a sales pitch and sample offer at Jones' drug store.
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Boschee
Jones’ Drug Store
Hat prompts expulsion from Antietam German Baptist Church
Miss May Oller daughter of the late Bishop Jacob F Oller loses her Antietam German Baptist Church membership in Waynesborough Pennsylvania for insisting on wearing a fashionable hat instead of the plain bonnet. Authorities demanded a return to plain headgear. failure led to formal expulsion at a lively quarterly meeting. Relatives plan to take the matter to the next annual session.
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May Oller
Jacob F. Oiler
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Antietam German Baptist Church
Waynesborough
Miss Otter
Juniata College
Frick Company
Mere
Hld
Miss Oller
Miss der
Jae B Snyder
Dievvtard J
Jesse R Clice
J. J. Rathruff
John Ocl
Mer
Notable Sermon Fragments Inside Buckinghamshire Parish
A church scene shows a clergyman requesting a memory of the Lord's Prayer from a child and a student, sparking questions about faith and language. The exchange includes references to a sea and the phrase lead us not in temptation as a learner recalls scripture.
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Cays
Movaine
Ata
Seented water for finger bowls sparks dining refinement
Society pursues refined table manners with scented finger-bowl water. Verben a leaf is a preferred fragrance, sometimes one leaf remains on each bowl. When flowers and fresh water are scarce, perfumed scents from home sources are suggested.
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Taucis
Centerville sun dial maker joins early Pennsylvanians in trade
John Stackheuuwse of Centerville, Bucks County, famed as a sun dial maker, appreciated the value of colonial furnishings. Farmers would send for him to craft a mahogany table for $15, and he sometimes turned a profit of about 50 percent in short order.
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John Stackheuuwse
Centerville
Aucks County
Hungarian peasants cheer a wealthy farmer funeral plan
A Hungarian farmer left 1,530 acres of land and a large sum to his nephews at Saabadka. Pockets contained $009 in cash alleged to be for a lavish funeral. The events drew a festive mood as two days of feasting and merriment followed the burial arrangements.
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Saabadka
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