Gold coins from 1877 found in land report insight
Fragmented OCR notes describe 1877 United States mint gold coins valued at $10,000 each, thought lost to circulation and later deemed highly collectible. References to William Barber designed pieces, rare gold specimens, and rescue by mint officials amid a broader discussion of gold coin history and protection mechanisms.
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Wamrvaea
India
Ratnoue
Kettal_ money Co
Bille
United States
William Barber
Tolpryum
Montle
Natare
United States Treasury
Cost shift in public finances dominates recent U S reports
The article notes a rise in government costs and a shift of public funds away from direct local control. It compares local, state, and federal expenditure, showing local governments spent about seven billion in 1980 while federal and state combined nearly twelve trillion, with the total expenditure around 61.5 billion in a broader figure. It mentions readers being urged to renew subscriptions and discusses local tax collection and spending patterns.
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United States
Par
Star Telegram
Thorizen
Counlterie
Wien
Neelbes
Yose Comenta
Dh Iountcy
Marriage License and Court Actions Highlight Corsicana Scene
The report notes a district court adjournment and a divorce granted in the case J. S. Barton vs Mary Barton. It also mentions marriage license details for H. C. Hanne Jr. and Miss Claude Sue Day Mervin W Bakke and Miss Marie Ononson among others.
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Moe
Corsicana
W. Ht
Ray
Alma Alaup
Walnut Springs
Synnin A. Crowy
H.C. Hanne Jr
Claude ‘Sue Day
Mervin
W. Bakke
Marie Ononson
Thomas Walter Brohison
Lee Cook
Ay Moore
Nell Joyce
Belanus
East Connolly
Ronertal Johnson
Barton
Mary Barton
Mary Wickman
Camphor Trees Flourish on Malaria Ridden Land
A Philadelphia Record summary notes camphor trees thrive in Formosa despite malaria and headhunter dangers. It traces 19th century trade where two American merchants controlled most of the world’s supply, Japan’s later role, and the shift to synthetic camphor after World War I amid an influenza driven demand spike.
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Formosa
Japan
Philadelphia
Townsend Harris
U.81
China
Formose
Jnl
Camphor
Louisa Dansby
London
Jean
Democrats Keep Congress Majority
Washington, Jan. 3. Democrats won and hold a majority in both houses as the 76th Congress opens. The Senate comprises 69 Democrats and 23 Republicans with minor party members, while the House lists 289 Democrats, 164 Republicans and several third-party travelers, establishing a solid Democratic control at the session start.
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Washington
House
Senate
Deaths From Heart Diseases Lead US Mortality in 1988
Census Bureau final figures show heart disease caused about a fourth of the 1,881,891 deaths in 1988. Hearts deaths totaled 250,160, cancer 149,214, cerebral hemorrhage and related conditions 111,507, nephritis 100,520, with automobile and other accidents adding 32,582 and 62,24 respectively.
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Washington
United States
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