Real estate transfers and debt settlements list
A compiled record shows multiple small property transfers and debts: Sheriff of Dakota County to Robert M. Chai 400 a at $2888.75. Julin Preutz to Robert Nordhoff 492 a. Milton Andry to Elisha T. Andry and wife 140 a at $150. Robert Rush to Aug Koerner 1a at 3109. Mary J. Nolen to Uhl Pottery Co 65 a at $1. Henry Allen to Huntingburg Grocery Co lot 10 Kyana at $175.
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Dakota Co
Robert M. Chai
Julin Preutz
Robert Nordhoff
Milton Andry
Elisha T. Andry
Wifs
Robert Rush
Koerner
Mary J. Nolen
Uhl Pottery Co
Henry Allen
Huntingburg Grocery Co
Kyana
Three Years of Liver Trouble Uses Black Draft Remedy
Traverse City, Mich longtime sufferer J W Edwards credits Thedford s Black-Draught with curing his 18 year liver trouble after trying many remedies. He endorses it to neighbors and grandchildren calling it life saving and notes its claimed safety and affordability.
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Traverse City
Mich
Mre
J. W. Edwards
Thedford
Unscrambled garble prompts nasal cream remedy
Medley of unclear lines mentions applying cream to the nose to relieve clogged nostrils and references to a person or character named Catarah. The text devolves into garbled phrases about waking, shuttling, and freeh without coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Firing Waste Spurs Modern Hiring in Industry
Progressive manufacturers push to cut discharges, reduce layoffs, and save money. Employment departments evaluate applicants carefully, reassign workers as needed, and aim to fit workers to suitable tasks to prevent costly turnover and production losses.
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Esperts
Magnus W. Alexander
General Electric Company
Tweleth
National Association of Manufacturers of the
United States
Alexander
Alogether
IS Building of Many Hues Kremlin Stuns Moscow Tourists
The Kremlin rises on Kremlo hill in central Moscow with a hundred foot high triangular mass and golden domed churches. Visitors pass two fierce bronze figures of historic leaders and reach St Basil the flamboyant church with every color and shape imaginable, a vivid architectural nightmare yet strikingly effective.
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Kremlin
Russia
Krem-lo
Moscow
Europe
St. Basil
Last of the Carib Indians
The Carib Indian, first encountered by Columbus, waned under conquest and slavery. Today fewer than 100 pure-blood Caribs remain, mainly on Dominica at the Salybia reserve. Reach to shore is by a coastal steamer, with canoe transfers when sea conditions allow.
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Columbus
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Dominica
Salybia
Syllables Clip New Elevator Anecdote In Exchange
A skyriscraper elevator scene records a comic device for clipping syllables. Passengers on successive floors mock prolonged counts leading to a punchline about the number nineteen. The exchange highlights linguistic play amid a city setting with a bearded man and an amused elevator boy.
Religion of Russia and Orthodoxy in 1916 census
The Russian Orthodox Church, tied to the Greek tradition, introduced in the ninth century, uses Slavonic liturgy and dominates with about sixty six percent of Russians. The 1916 census counted 182,182,600 people in the empire.
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Russia
Russias
Constantinople
To Know How To Be Ready and Its Precious Skill
A compact reflection on readiness as a precious faculty. It stresses forethought grasp and decision. The text asserts attainment requires knowing how to sever and undertakes the idea of disciplined preparation.
Death of Moe Konnerding at St Meinrad Indiana
Ho pert Konnerding 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Konnerding died Tuesday at 7 30 AM from hemorrhage of the nose. He was the only son and leaves a sister. Funeral held Wednesday at 9 AM at the Catholic cemetery with Rev Celestine Sanders officiating. The bereaved extend sympathy.
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St. Meinrad
Ind
Never Too Late to Begin a Mental House Cleaning
Dr. Orison Sweet Maiden urges renewal and forgiveness, quoting Kipling and biblical verses to encourage leaving past sins behind. He advises discarding painful memories as you step into a new day to protect ambition, peace, and happiness.
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Kipling
Orison Sweet Maiden
Nautilus
Lfe
World Full of Complainers and Human Foibles
A reflective piece notes the world is full of complaints about health fortune and luck. It argues imperfection is universal and foibles and fanaticism keep life interesting. Even without perfection there is comfort in diverse human flaws and shared misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Insuring the Apple Crop with Modern Safeguards
The article notes a shift from orchard gambling to risk management. Growers now use oil heaters to protect crops from spring freezes and spray to ward off pests and diseases, enabling more reliable yields. It emphasizes the transition from uncertainty to proactive protection in apple farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Lese Majeste Law Through Ages In Jurisprudence
The text traces lesé majesté as a political crime against sovereign power from Rome to modern periods. It cites Roman usage under crims luesa majesta and notes Tiberian limits on acts in the emperor's presence, then mentions Germany enforcing the concept rigorously in official matters.
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Tiberius
Suetonius
Continental Plates and Land Height Theory
A early theory suggests continents stay put despite higher land surfaces due to lighter continental rocks. Geological history shows crustal disturbances and a return to equilibrium. Coast and geodetic survey data imply U S mountains stay in place from low density rather than crust rigidity, with density differences extending fifty miles down and heavier material beneath sea level to sixty miles.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Ancient Western Cedar Log Yields 1380 Years Of Shingle History
A western red cedar log that fell in the Northwest long ago reveals 1380 rings in the adjacent stump and indicates shingles were produced from the species for centuries. The hollow log and moss preservation show a long-ago forest fire cleared away the moss when found.
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Great Northwest
Home Making Robins Return to Lawns and Nests
The robin arrives late March or early April, hops on lawns, and greets with a clear cheerful voice before the mate returns. They build or refurbish a nest, clearing old leaves, adding crooked sticks, then set mud cups formed by the mother bird using her breast as a mason's trowel. After shaping and pressing, the nest is lined with grass mugs and feathers for comfort.
Silent Light Alarm Clock Sparks Debate
An inventor proposes a silent alarm that replaces a loud bell with a bright electric lantern to wake sleepers. The clock floods the pillow with glare at the set time, aiming to match the bell’s effectiveness while reducing neighbor disturbance in apartments and dormitories.
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Bilent
Numerals From Fingers Traced to Roman Origin
The passage cites Dr. George M. Gould arguing that counting on fingers led to arithmetic and numeral systems. It claims one finger became I, the second V, the third UI, and the fourth TI, with the thumb forming the V fork opposite the first Ongor, illustrating early numeric designations.
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George M. Gould
Gould
Fragmented Transcription Teases Honest Statement
Fragmented OCR shows garbled phrases including stray quotes and misspellings. The readable parts hint at a personal or editorial comment but lack clear names dates places or a concrete event. The piece appears exploratory or placeholder in nature with no resolvable facts.
Local notices and business briefs from the county scene
A collage of community notes reports and ads including insurers agents and new offices in Dale and Ferdinand. Wheat harvest near two weeks away the post office moved to new quarters a pool hall may open a July picnic plan for St Meinrad Fulda and Ferdinand and a line of women’s apparel with prices listed.
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Joe Daunhauer
St. Meinrad
Fulda
Ferdinand
Community notes and notices from Evansville area
Bernard Lengers reports six months unable to work due to ruptured veins and still requires light duty work, with hopes of full recovery. Sanol miracle remedy advertised claims relief for kidney and bladder troubles within 24 hours. Stork visits noted to local homes as patriotism shown. Booster Band halts performances after low turnout. eight members remain, one death and several departures, plans to reorganize when interest grows.
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Bernard Lengers
Evansville
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Avery Priday
Cal
Henry Haake
Indiana
Lincoln
John A. Dix
Tella
St. Basil's Church
Religion of
Houng Hanes‘ Moe
Writer
John Schniedere, Jr
Indiana National Life Insurance, Co
St. Ferdinand Church
Red Cross
Reckelhoff & Muller
Harry Schnieders
Dale
Reckelboft & Muller
John Russ
John Schnieders, Jr
Gugeell
Albert Reinacker
George Hedinger
Leo Boogie
John Schultherg
Stork
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