Richard Scott Takes Funds From Manhattan Bank to Canada
A report states Richard 8. Scott, teller of the Manhattan Bank in New York, left for Canada with about 160000 dollars of bank funds. The item notes related financial upheavals, local disorder, and other incidents from across the country including labor strikes, crimes, and natural disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard 8. Scott
Manhattan Bank
New York
Canada
Pennsylvania
Powder River Valley
Oregon
West Gallatin River
Helena
Montana
United Presbyterian Assembly
Topeka
Valencia
Spain
Oakdale
Tennessee
Tolbert Scarborough
San Carlos
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ferdinand Ward
Paris
Pyrenees
France
Pueblo
Serinagar
Vale of Cashmere
United States
Peter Lumsden
Alikhanoff
Herat
Eldora
Iowa
Rainsbarger Brothers
Underwood
Rainsbarger
Union Pacific Road
Arkansas
Illinois
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Promising Harvest Season Foreseen in Saguache County
The Saguache Chronicle notes abundant water in streams and promising crops this year with no major setbacks. It reports high demand for unappropriated ranche land as preemption rush grows, signaling thorough settlement, more produce, and improved local fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saguache County
Saguache Valley
Saguache Chronicle
Guardian sale of real estate in Weld County Colorado
Public notice states that guardian Samuel H. Luke will sell at public auction on July 2 1885 at the court house front door in Greeley to the highest bidder the undivided one half interest of minors George Edmund Vail Dolly K Vail and Mather Vail in Lot Three Eight in Black numbered Seventy seven in Greeley. Sale subject to County Court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Weld
State of Colorado
Milton P. Henderson
William L. Henderson
O.B. Browne
Greeley
a _UARDIAN
En of
Colorado
George Edmund Vail
Dolly K. Vail
Matther Vail
Janeth
Samuel H. Luke
Haynes, Dunning & Annis
Irrigation and Harvesting Gear Promoted in Local Farm Push
The speaker touts irrigation, ditchers, and the Max Clark Irrigating Shovel as crucial tools for grain activity amid scarce rain. He endorses the Light Champion Binder and Harvester with several innovations, praising reliability, automatic take-up, and new iron wheels. Names such as Charles Richter and local machinery lines are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Clark
Brush
Charles Richter
Champion
Empire
Tiger
Hollingworth
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Ohio
Montreal
Suffolk
Virginia
Horace White
Evening Post
Elberon
N. J
Harper
Texas
Trinchera
Las Animas
R.H. White
Winfield
Kansas
Walter Covington
Kentucky
Lincoln Park
Chicago
W. 8. Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
Erie
Deman Orton
Andrew Hinton
Elizabeth Warden
Hinton
Panama
Loveland
W. E. Dorrance
Providence National Bank
New Orleans
Auldemorte
Sanborn
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Reaume
Officer Barrett
Hale
New Hampshire
Cashmere
George W. Julian
New Mexico
Land Department
Washington
Lowell
London
Liverpool
Boston
el Mahdi
Egypt
Arabia
Mills
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
A. R. Converse
Cheyenne
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Chattanooga
Missouri
Alton
Robert Schlagentweit
New York Commercial Bulletin
PBS
Harmmons
County of Weld
Second Judicial District
Charlies W. Bennett
Vangie
Bennett
Colo
A. D
James C.scott
W. H. Bessert
U. 8
Layo
Austin
J. C. Scott
Weld County
Louis Dugal
Register
On Gusta
Maine
Absoco
Thue & Co
J. Max. Clark
Greeley, Colo
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