Legal Publications Estate of Nancy J Brown Notice to creditors
Public notice from Chas Coventry administrator with will annexed of Nancy J Brown deceased in Excelsior Township Emmons County North Dakota. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Coventrys office in Linton. First publication June 16 1921. Also includes a sale notice of real estate under order of Judge Don J Tracy involving Sarah A McCollum estate with private sale details in Emmons County North Dakota. Sale may occur after July 18 1921 with bids in writing to be left with H B Zenk Hague ND or filed with the Judge. Also mortgage foreclosure notice against mon T Ferguson and Alice Ferguson assigned to Dr W C Boteler with sale August 18 1921 at 2 PM at Linton ND. Property described in Section 5 Town 135 North Range 78 West. Dated Eureka SD June 30 1921. DR W C BOTELER assignee of mortgage. Theo J P Giedt attorney. Jun30-Aug4
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Nancy J. Brown
Coventry
Bncy J. Brown
Excelsior
Kidder
North Dakota
Chas. Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
A. D
Don JL. Tracy
Seey
Emmons
Sarah A. McCollum
Walworth
South Dakota
H. B. Zenk
Hague State
Hague
Frank F . Hanson
Mon T. Ferguson
Alice Ferguson
Eureka
Register of Deeds
Eimmons County
Moreene
C. Boteler
Office of Register of Deeds
W. C. Boteler
Theo. J. P. Giedt
Thor Thorson
Henry P. Tracy
Dale
Thia
Tinton
Dakoc
Estate of Thor Thorson Notice Published
Notice by Henry P. Tracy Administrator of Thor Thorson estate. Address for administration is in Tinton Emmons County North Dakota. First publication July 7 1921 with six month period for claims.
Braxton Tornado Strikes Town Killing 12
A Braxton tornado near Jackson Mississippi killed more than a dozen people and injured many as every business and most homes were wrecked. The disaster caused estimated losses over 100000 dollars and left the town in ruins.
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Jackson
Miss
Braxton
Plane Burns Pilot Dies in Ohio Crash
A mail plane departing Chicago hit fog over Cleve land and plunged into the Cuyahoga river bank burning. The pilot was burned to death.
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Cleerland
Ohio
Chicago
Cuyahoga River
New Bill Introduced Sparks Pack Regulation Debate
Washington reports a split among agrarian lawmakers as a tougher measure to regulate meat packing meets resistance in the Senate. The Norris bill is rejected 37 to 34, while Sen Sterling proposes a new, stricter bill amid claims of packing industry influence.
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Senate
Sterling
Washington
Norris
Agriculture Committee
House
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Packers
Beef Trust
Kenyon and
Kendrick
Kenyon
Agricultural Committee
Mason
Illinoi S
McCormick
Illinois
Bigl
Federal Trade Commission
Mellon Drafts Plan for Absolute Treasury Power on Debts
President Harding urged unrestricted authority for the Treasury to refund and settle Allied debts totaling about 10 billion dollars. Secretary Mellon sent a bill to Congress granting the secretary broad powers to accept securities, defer payments, and settle claims. The measure drew support from many Republicans but faced opposition from some Democrats and a few Republicans. Senator Borah questioned future interest on foreign debt.
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Harding
Congress
Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Senate
House
Mellon
United States
White House
Penrose
Borah
Idaho
Senate Finance Committee
Train Plunges Into Creek Near Whitney Neb
Omaha dispatch reports Chicago Northwestern Train 606 wrecked by a bridge collapse into a creek near Whitney Neb. Five killed and 27 injured, many seriously, as passengers from Lander Wyoming to Omaha were affected. Also noted: five killed in auto collision near Uniontown Pennsylvania on Dutch Hill road when cars side swiped and plunged into a creek.
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Omaha, Neb
Chicago & Northwestern
Lander
Wyo
Omaha
Whitney
Uniontown
Dutch Hill
Seven Firemen Killed in NJ Train Crash
In Perth Amboy New Jersey seven firemen were killed and nine injured when a fire truck collided with the tender of the Barnegat express at the Market street crossing of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Eight other crew members survived this fatal crash during a night emergency response. The incident prompted investigations and mourning for the fire department.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Barnegat Express
Market Street
Central Railroad of New Jersey
First Sleeping Car Patent Signed in 1856
In 1856 on December 2 the first patent for a sleeping car was signed to inventor Theodore Woodruff. The concept was developed by Webster Wagner two years later and later advanced by George Pullman in 1856. Record says price is two dollars.
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Theodore Woodruff
Webster Wagner
George Pullman
Bank of North America Receives Special Congressional Permit
Only bank in the United States lacking National in its name is the Bank of North America in Philadelphia. A special act of Congress is required to authorize it to operate as a national bank without displaying the national designation on its title.
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United States
Bank of North America
Philadelphia
Congress
Fordson
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Prince Ange
Denmark
Monte Carlo
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Farma
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Standard Oil ‘Company
S. Michigan Ave
Packer Control
Trade Commission
Senator Kenyon
The
Maine
Fernald
Elkins
West Va
U. S
Emmons County Hardware
A. Pomerance
Paul,h. Marshall
Fred Kist
Prop
Northwestern Motor Company
Linton and
Hazelton Strasburg Auto Company
Strasburg, North Dakota
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