Real Estate Transfers and Water Rights 1914 Notices
Real estate transfers and water right notices dated July 1914 list numerous deeds patents and certificates. Entries cover U S patents to multiple recipients including Harriet Everts Elmer Moulton and David Fouts with various fractional sections listings and ranges as well as warranty and quit claim deeds to individuals and companies. Noted water right claims include Louie Daggetts 5 cubic feet and Herber Browns 2 cubic feet in Woods Coulee and Wolf Creek. Many transactions specify lots blocks townships ranges and prices or consideration such as $1100 $1500 and $1.00 one deed details lot and section data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tange
Henry H. ‘Clayton
Paul O. Neval
Gust Bradley
Gilbert E. Cleland
U. S
Harriet A. Everts
U.S
Elmer J. Moulton
Edward Cooper
Charles G. McMahon
H. W. Bateman
Lillian V. Lepper
Wolf Creek
Conrad Townsite Company
John S. Lane
Ruby Lane
Conrad
L. F. Easton
David Davidson
Wilwaukee Land Co
P. B. Haber
Agawam
Ollive Thompson
Jackson
Chateau
George A. Holmes
Samuel E. Crow
Charles Moe
Herber Brown
Wood’s Coulee
Goodyear No Rim Tires Promote Durability
An advertisement advises drivers that hidden fabric weakness can puncture tires and promotes Goodyear No Rim-Out and No Rim-Cut tires with on air curing to remove wrinkles. It claims Goodyear tires offer longer life and better service and invites readers to visit for a full stock and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Damascus the Ancient City Stands Through Ages of Blood and Trade
In a vivid portrait the Christian Herald describes Damascus as older than Rome and Egypt’s Pharaohs, a city founded in biblical times and still thriving. The market teems with Persians Moors Indians Egyptians Bedouins Jews Druses Turks and Europeans as crooked narrow streets reveal a living ancient metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Abram
Haran
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Babylon
Tyre
Christian Herald
Committee Rejects Jones and Warburg Nominations to Federal Reserve Board
Washington July 11 The banking and currency committee recommended against Jones of Chicago for the Federal Reserve Board by 7 to 4 and postponed Warburg indefinitely. The panel cited Jones as a director of International Harvester under Sherman Act scrutiny. Warburg’s nomination awaits his appearance before the committee. The president vowed to continue his push.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Banking and Currency Committee
Jones
Warburg
Hitchcock
International Harvester Company
Lee
Maryland
Hollis
Pomerone
Snafroth
Reed
Bristow
Nelson
Crawford
Weeks
McLean
Harvester Company
Elephants and Their Young Breeding Secrets Observed
A Mount Kenia trip anecdote recounts a hunter who wounded a cow elephant on Kilimanjaro. The calf lay pinned under the mother with a leg deep in soil, and its tracks were absent. The tale speculates the mother may have carried or balanced the calf with her trunk or tusks.
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Mount Kenia
Kilimanjaro
Katy Flyer Held Up Near Matson Missouri
The Katy Flyer was held up by two train robbers near Matson Missouri about 40 miles southwest of St. Louis. They dynamited the express car safe and removed the baggage and express cars after cutting them loose. Sheriff Dierker led a posse aboard a special train to scene as Missouri Pacific officials assisted. A separate item notes the House passed a campaign publicity bill by 133 to 19, sending it to the Senate with limits on state campaign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Matson
Here
St. Charles County
Dierker
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Washington
House
Senate
Wilson Steps In To End Colorado Insurance Standoff
President Wilson has temporarily intervened between the Colorado insurance reform movement led by insur rectos and the Rockefelleristas seeking changes, calming tensions and awaiting a broader settlement.
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Wilson
Colo. Insurrectos
Rockefelleristas
Chicago News
Fragmentary Thought on Desire and Happiness
A fragment quotes a reflection that happiness comes more from pursuit than possession, noting the partial line about desiring a thing rather than acquiring it. It hints at a philosophical view on contentment and longing with no clear narrative context.
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C. G. Bishop
Montana
Linotype
Choteau
Louie
Daggett
Woods Coulee
LoRanzy
D. Clayton
McKenzie
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co
Township
Harry EB. Douglass
Southeast
Wear
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Northeas
Patent
David C. Fouts
James M. Wilson
Thos. W. McQuire
Lidwina Cook
the ‘Home: Insurance Co
United States Now
J. J. Cain
Agent Chateau
OUR
van Loons
Terewg
Sean
Soporca
Bam
Earth
Reserve Board
Missouri
Cadillac
Hupmobile
Bower’s Garage
H. Beaupre
E Choteau
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau,Mont
Teton County
McDonald Block
Atus
Tme
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