Rise in New 1901 Buildings Boom Expands City Homes
The city reports a busy 1901 building season with about a quarter of a hundred new structures underway or completed. Most are residences with substantial brick and frame cottages. costs range from $1,200 to $1,600 per property, including several two story and brick designs.
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Pest
Moog Free County High School
Dillow
Weller
Casary Tralia
Helena
Minnie Saaith Paige Pews Belch
Estate Scattered Across States. Two Administrators Appointed
Public Administrator Graeter appointed as administrator of George Bruder’s estate. Funds and property found with Bruder, including money in county treasury, face transfer between counties. Dillon and Butte connections emerge with claims by local officials and witnesses. An unsettled estate involves brewery ties and a disputed certification and receipt process. Mention of vaccine device appropriation and 1,800,100 doses sought from the U.S. government.
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George Bruder
Inter Mountain
Graeter
Clloria
Hracter
Treac Wteh
Cotener
Walibeu
Motauthia
George Trude
Dillon
Victer
McCrenan
Courl
Getitan
Martin Seedews
Hitler
Wesleg
Hindes Hinde
Ori
Dreatfi
Colling
Adur Canledtater
Veterinerien
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United States
I. Foc
Bradi
the Royal Worcester
Stantly
Eliel Bros
Das Ff
Porte
George Ro Mettes
Peilipes
Frank Seland
E. B. Sprinkle
South Washington Street
Clark
Almon Willett
Ton Wilson
Pacific Street
Id. Burns Perry
Railroad Avenue
Lowry
Pultoer
Mrerry
Wathiodd Avenue
Lowa
Beach Conway
Hatchplebicu
Dstt
Paieek
Wittiade
Feotim
S Hk
REMI
EL Gees
FET Arabs
Qian Keen Ee Seeder
Kheerest
M. Culver
United
WA Clark
Pan Clark Bowre
Calver Torther
Salt Lake
Butte
Portland
Seetoam
Mieder
Justine Leach
Meier
Tate
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