Tale of Connecticut Probate Notice and Tax Collection
Probate Court Bridgeport November 2 1921 Estate of Carrie J Maxfield deceased six months for creditors to exhibit claims. Executor Elbert C Hull 402 Security Building Bridgeport. Special Tax on Grand List 1920 in Bridgeport due January 2 1922 Tax Collector’s Office City Hall Rooms 4 and 5 9 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays Saturdays 9 am to 12 noon. After February 1 1922 interest 0.75 percent per month on unpaid taxes. Howard A Drew Tax Collector.
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Equave
Henry v. Spelser
Bridgeport
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Tale OF
Connecticut
Carrie J. Maxfield
Hull
City of
City Hall
Howard A. Drew
Kona Coffee Crop Outlook In Hawaii's Kona District
Honolulu December 6 Kona District on the Island of Hawaii yields many acres of coffee on Hualalai and Mauna Loa slopes. The 1921 Kona crop is expected large, though growers may hold berries due to low prices. Labor costs make picking at current rates unprofitable and no exact 1921 crop estimates are yet available.
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Honolulu
T. H
Kona
Hawaii
Hualalal
Mauna Loa
Krowers
Watson's Corner at Main and Ion Streets
T.L. Watson & Co. announces location at Main and Ion Streets. Details limited in readable text.
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Cor Main and
ION
Conference Discusses Federal Role in Education Policy
Leaders from universities and colleges across the Midwest gather in Urbana to debate federal influence on education. The session, led by University of Illinois President David Kinley, covers topics from federal aid and a possible Department of Education to the balance of state and national control. Participants include Senators Sterling and Towner, educators Capen and Davenport, and university presidents from Ohio State and Illinois.
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Urbana
Til
United States
Congressment
David Kinley
University of Illinois
Department of Education
Middle West
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Horace M. Towner
Iowa
Samuel P. Capen
American Council On Education
E. W. Allen
United States Office of Experiment Stations
Eugene Davenport
College of Agriculture
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Prussian Farmer Slices Fat Off Live Pigs for Bacon
Berlin reports a Prussian farmer has begun a dangerous fat farming method by surgically removing fat from live pigs with veterinary aid and local anaesthetic. Pigs are fattened preoperatively, incisions made on back and abdomen, fat carved out, skin sewn, with about three operations per animal yearly. The practice aims to supply fresh lard while keeping pigs alive, a stark wartime adaptation.
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Berlin
Chieldheerieben
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