Probate Notices From Bristol Court 1922
Probate actions heard March 29 to March 30 1922 in Bristol. Estate of Charles Livingstone seeks probate with notice published for fourteen days. Estate of Antonio Borges Mota seeks final account and distribution with notice for fourteen days. Estate of Frank M Chace requests appointing Addie Chace Coombs as administratrix after seven years of absence with fourteen day notice.
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Adi
Bristol
Charles Street
Rhode Island
Frank A. Rounds
Harriet D. Waldron
George H. Manchester
Harriet D Waldron
Ward
Bristol Phenix
Charles Livingstone
Bristol Phoenix
Kne W Church
Antonio Borges Mota Maria Vieira
Antonio Borges Mota
Scent W Church
Frank M. Chace
Addie Chace Coombs
Providence
R. I
Addie M Chace Coombs
Sypointes
Frank M Chace
John W Church
Bristol Probate Notices From 1922 Conservators Guardians
Notices filed in Bristol dated March 2 and March 24 1922 seek appointment of conservator for Harriet N Petty and guardian for minors Maria and Virginia Almeida. Hearings set for April 17 and April 5 1922 respectively at 10 30 A M in the Bristol Probate Court with weekly publication of citation. Signed by Probate Clerk John W Church.
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Bristol
Maria Almeida
Virginio Almeida
Westtage
Manuel Almeida
James W Franklin
Aid Bristol
Virginia Almeida
Mary Almeida
Bristol Phenix
America is a Woman's Country in the Times Woman's Supplement
Lucy H. M. Soulsby notes in the London Times Woman's Supplement that American women are quicker to socialize and express opinions while English women speak more briefly. She argues Americans are cosmopolitan in manners and dress, but both cultures share similar character beneath the surface. She suggests English education could foster more open conversation to aid international aims.
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America
England
League of Nations
Lucy H. M. Soulsby
Woman's Supplement
The
London Times
Vast empire in South Seas and high peaks in the East
Judson C. Welliver discussesAustralasia as a future world power with New Guinea under Australia rule. He notes its vast size resources and the potential British leadership in the southern temperate zone. The piece also corrects common height myths and lists Mount Mitchell as the highest east of the Rockies.
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Judson C. Welliver
The
Country Magazine
New Guineas
Australia
New Guinea
United States
Portland
Omaha
Germany
Australasia
Great Britain
Union Pacific
Mt. Washington
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Appalachians
Rockies
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Tennessee
Guyot
Ivory Does Not Rust
A group of schoolgirls waiting for a car are invited into an office where they debate hair color. Two children overhear and one exclaims that the hair is not red, saying Ivory don’t rust in a line attributed to the Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
Great California Industry in Old Colony Magazine
Elton R. Shaw explains in Old Colony Magazine that nearly a million acres in California are planted with fruit trees supplying the state’s canneries. He notes about 0.9 million of California’s 100 million acres are devoted to fruit trees, underscoring the fruit canning industry’s significance to the Golden State.
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California
Elton R. Shaw
Old Colony Magazine
Old Colony Club
Golden State
Sanalt touted by Mrs Kane in New London testimonial
Mrs. P J Kane of 14 Carrow Street New London Connecticut credits Sanalt with curing biliousness gas and loss of appetite after months of suffering She reports rapid improvement within two days and full recovery after three bottles noting benefits to her son and husband and that most druggists sell Sanalt.
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Oldwyn
Rgp U Hughes
Helene’ Chadwick
America
Goldwyn
Lost River
Star Theatre
House Peters
Tama
P. J. Kane
Carrow Street
New London
Conn
Aha Worpoven and the Eaning Phrase
A fragmented OCR style snippet shows odd spellings and mixed quotes. It mentions names or terms like Worpoven and Eaning with unclear context and no coherent event or date to anchor a clean news item.
Government’s Popularity and Its Tangible Aims
The passage argues that government is valued as a good in itself and as a means to gain tangible benefits. It notes that public interest fades once those objectives are achieved, as explained by Lord Bryce.
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Itc
Lord Bryce
Earby Area Station Opens In New Era
A fragmented OCR item notes a local station in Earby area opening under new management. The brief mentions community impact and possible schedule changes affecting residents and nearby businesses.
Fragmentary OCR Card About Violet Flower Terms
A garbled text fragment mentions Violet and white double Violet, referencing April and a middle eight. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or facts are clear beyond multiple mentions of Violet and April.
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Sraela Tia
Bortolo Weil & Hes
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H. de W. Allen
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Raymond P. Smith
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Murdock C. McKenzie
John W. Church
Barriet N. Petty
Lillie P. Downey
Jennie C Bullock
Lilian W Martin
Lilie F Downey
Arriet N Petty
South Seas
Wraham Smith
Franklyn Farnum
Shorty Hamilton
al Hart
Peggy O’day
Pete
Ward Kane
Sanait
Wood Street
Westinghouse
Talbot & Hopkins Eletrical Contractors
Telephone
Bradford Street
Industrial Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
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