Bristol Probate Court Authorizes Sale of Minor Trust Property
In Bristol on April 24 1930 the probate court hears Mary J Trainor guardian for Elizabeth F Trainor Magdalene Trainor and Edward F Trainor Jr minors petition to sell their undivided 3 18 interest in a Bristol School Street No 1 property to pay minors debts and improve investments. Notice ordered for fourteen days in Bristol Phoenix before May 19 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Elizabeth F. Trainor
Magdalene Trainor
Edward F. Trainor
Mary J. Trainor
Elizbbeth F Trainor
Edward F Trainor
School Street
Henry Thiele
John Doherty
Bridget Mahoney
John
Catherine O'Connor
Michael Lavander
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Probate Court Schedules Will Admission for Genieve Clarke
In Bristol Massachusetts on April 26 1930 Arthur I Stone as Administrator with the will annexed presents a copy of Genieve Clarke late of Cambridge Massachusetts. The court orders filing and recording and grants administration with the will annexed. Notice is set for May 19 1980 at 10 am in Bristol for consideration and fourteen days weekly publication in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Clarke
Arthur I. Stone
Cambridge
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Court of Probate
Rhode Island
Bristol
Petition to appoint guardian for John F McMahon estate
Susan M Sheple on behalf of the State Board of Soldiers Relief seeks guardianship of John F McMahon of Bristol. Petition received and set for May 19 1930 at 10 am in Bristol Probate Court. Notice to be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix. Citation to be served as law directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M Sheple
Bristol
State Board of Soldiers Relief
John F McMahon
Potter estate final account filed for allowance in Bristol
Clarence F. E. Davis as executor of John R. Potter late of Bristol presents his first and final account for the estate. The court sets May 19 1930 at 10 00 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol for consideration and notices to be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
John R. Potter
Clarence FE Davis
John W Church
Guardian's Second Account in Peck Estate Action
Albert H. Coggeshall guardian presents his second account for Gertrude F. Peck. Court sets hearing for May 19, 1930 at 10 A.M. in Bristol Probate Court and orders fourteen days of weekly notice in the Bristol Phoenix.
Public Auction of Bristol Real Estate Under Execution
Deputy Sheriff James F. Mbiggs announces a sale of all real estate owned by Antonio Laistre alias John Doe Angelina Listre alias Jane Doe John Holvin alias Richard Roe and Gaetano Carzzi alias Henry Roe in Bristol. The parcels include Lots 66 67 on Fox Hill Lane Lot on Hourn Street Lots 16 and 14 1 2 on Aaron Easterbrooks Plat Lot 13 on Ryan Plat with buildings. Auction at Bristol County Court House on May 24 1930 at 11 AM Eastern Time to satisfy an execution debt from Modern Loan Co Inc dated November 8 1929.
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Bristol
6Th Judicial District
Providence
Rhode Island
Modern Loan Co. Inc
Antonio Laistre
John Doe
Angelina Listre
Jane Doe
John Holvin
Richard Roe
Gaetano Carzzi
Henry Roe
Bristol County
Portlock
Fox Hill
Hourn Street
John D. Bolvin
Easterbrooka
Kristol
Ryan Plat
Bristol County Court House
James F Mbiggs
United Party for Virtue Proposed by Franklin
Franklin envisions a United Party for Virtue formed by virtuous and good men of all nations. The group would be governed by suitable rules and be more obedient to these laws than the general populace adheres to common law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Southampton Port Compared to London and Liverpool
A concise note describes Southampton as a small seaport with four miles of quay versus London and Liverpool’s longer stretches, labeling Southampton the premier passenger port of Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
London
Liverpool
Man less bothered by parasites yet domestic animals concentrate pests
The report notes a trend where individuals feel fewer parasites overall while domestic animals kept in tight groups face higher parasite pressure than in prior periods. It cites concentration of animals in small areas as a likely cause of increased pest exposure.
Carp Veterans in European Ponds Questioned
Claims note carp in Europe reach two centuries old with estimates of carp aged twenty years weighing about 40 pounds and surviving wounds. Authorities cite these figures amid debate over aging and growth rates in historic ponds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mother's Help Quote From The Churchman
A child explains that while God makes people good, mothers provide significant help in guiding their children. This reflection captures a motherly influence on virtue as noted by The Churchman.
Antares the Largest Known Star and Its Vast Size
Antares is described as the largest star with reasonably accurate measurements. Its diameter is about 400 million miles, volume around 100 trillion times that of the sun, and about 125 trillion times the Earth's size.
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Antares
Fragmented OCR News Note on Birds and Temperature
An unclear note mentions birds, a power issue, and a comparison to humans. References Warmoon Preshty and a plowed path of a penguin in distance. The text is garbled with missing context and names.
Port Wayne Sees Seninet
A misread clipping mentions a veto and frequent nighttime activity as a car is involved and a notable local figure referenced. The piece appears fragmented with unclear names and dates, reflecting a garbled old newspaper item about local politics.
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Aed
Nettalis
Port Wayne
House Pots On Ground Raises Ohio State Feore
A fragmented report notes a house pot on the ground and mentions ongoing concerns about safety and repeated incidents near a property associated with Ohio State. The readable lines imply community worry and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Government imposes per fish tax in Alaska districts
The government passes a county measure imposing a tax of ten cents for each fish caught of any species that press upon salting areas in designated Alaska districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Deserted Desert Largest Uncultivated Land Tract Lands
Engand's Desert, described as the largest uncultivated tract, lies in Dunworth's expanse, with reports noting its vast sands and sparse cultivation. The piece highlights territorial claims and ongoing debates over land use and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engand
Couple Feted by Reba Lodge Honor 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter C Talbot were honored at a Reba Rebecca Lodge meeting for their 40th anniversary. Lodge officials presented a cake and carnations as many congratulated them. The group also planned a rummage sale at the Kuaz Block on State Street next Friday May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Talbot
Lodge
Reba Rebecca Lodge
Walter Mo Pettitt
Kuaz
State Street
Letter of Appreciation for Bristol Campaign Aid
A 1934 letter thanks Mr Wood for hearty cooperation during a fundraising campaign. Joseph Atkinson notes broad support from friends, time, influence, and money. Total amount raised in Bristol this year cited as $820.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Wood
Salvateen Arma
Joseph Atkinson Colone
Bristol
Old Time Reminiscence Of A Pathfinding Past
A nostalgic verse recalls bygone habits and slang from a small town era. It contrasts old routines like visiting drugstores after meals with modern shifts such as antique shops and changes in social norms.
Checking Colds Early Treatment Tips From The Pathfinder
Early stage cold prevention advised with baking soda in water and repeated dosing every one to two hours. Hot soda bath recommended to induce sweat, then rest to avoid exposure. Also includes a humorous Pathfiinder exchange about burglars and a clam dealer remark.
She Is for Shaving Symbolic Roots of Mourning Rites
The piece explains that shaving once symbolized mourning or viow and was not about a man’s appearance. It notes oyster shells as early razors, sharpened by polishing and friction to create a natural edge.
Vanity Appeal Said To Aid Neurosis Treatment
The article explains that psycho analysts link neurosis to repression of deep desires, often for physical attractiveness in women over thirty. It notes doctors, sanatoriums, and beauty experts like Helena Rubinstein, now traveling to Europe for further work, shaping treatment through desire gratification and beauty regimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Rubinstein
Europe
Asciena
Indiana Author First Best Seller Ben Hur by Lew Wallace
The 1988 publication honors General Lew Wallace and notes his novel Ben Hur as Indiana’s first best seller. It highlights Wallace as an Indiana author achieving nationwide acclaim for the landmark work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Lew Wallace
Indiana
Difficult melt of gold requires extreme heat
The text notes that gold cannot be melted without specialized apparatus and extreme temperatures around 21,000 degrees. It implies that conventional methods fail and only specialized equipment can accomplish melting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
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Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
Hoosier
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WM. H. Bell,inc
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Probate Court
Town OF
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Gertrude F. Peck
Albert H. Coggeshall
John W. Church
Providence Plantations
Bristol, Se
Sheriff's Office
Party of Virtue
Carp
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Keen & Ht
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Barouge
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Victor
Victor Records
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Reba Lodge
Tos Danomeg
Wat
Pathfinder
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Rubinstein
Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
Fanchon
Wallace
Jersey
Ferrycliffe Farm
Bristol, R
American Telephone and Telegraph
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Reginald Dimond Stocks
Industrial Trust Building
Newman Bros
Newman
Swift
Florida
S. S. Pierce’s
S. Pierce
Bartlett
Philadelphia
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