Millions Earned by Money and the July Payouts
The Journal of Commerce reports July distributions of money earned by money show railroads set to pay over 86 million in dividends and interest, New York industrials 40 million, and banks plus the U S government another 10 million. Six months total tops 186 million, surpassing July 2004 by over 5 million. savings nickels yield dollars through time.
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Journal of Commerce
New York
United States
Moorish women show independence and power in Morocco
A Vienna Times piece highlights Berber women who often govern household property read write and even join hunts or battles. It contrasts Moroccan gender norms with European norms and notes a tribe where women are as free as men. Lodz Poland rises as a factory city and socialist hub amid unrest.
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American Canned Goods In England Aims For Growth
United States Consul Hamm of Hull says renewed effort to widen English sales of canned fruits and vegetables could succeed if exporters study local habits. He warns against equating American tastes with European ones and notes English prefer smaller quantities and careful prep.
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Surviving Confederates Numbers Debated After War
Estimates at a Louisville gathering put 90 000 alive within the Confederacy and outside groups claiming 75 000 in organization and 15 000 outside. Northern mortality since Appomattox cited at about 50 percent. Military estimates total Confederate muster about 600 000 with 475 000 in service in 1864 and 175 000 surrendering in 1865.
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Keeping Cool and News Bits Across the Nation
The article urges cooling through diet and temperance, noting fruit and vegetables help regulate heat and calmness aids resilience. It highlights 157 Dakota women seeking husbands for farm help, jokes about spinsters, Fourth of July casualties, Revolutionary War bloodshed, a giant Denver veterans’ flag, the death of bank robber McCoy, and a local job printing note.
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For Sale Property With High Rent Interest
Property advertised for sale offering large rental interest. Inquiry directed to W. L. Bloom regarding terms and details.
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Pair of Work Horses for Sale at Wright's Saw Mill
Good pair of horses and harness offered for 275 dollars. Inquiries directed to E. F. Nemeyer at Wright's Saw Mill in Peshastin Washington.
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Blacksmiths Coal Sale From Lamb-Davis Co
The Lamb-Davis Lumber Company advertises Pennsylvania blacksmiths coal for sale at a reasonable price conveying a large supply and affordability for customers in need of furnace fuel and smithing coal.
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Cooking Stove Wood Big Load Delivers for $1.50
Summer heating promotion offers large loads of stove wood from the mill. Quick hot fires touted with home delivery available for a dollar fifty.
WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT SUMMONS FOR CHELAN COUNTY LAND ACTION
In Chelan County Superior Court N M Huling sues Benicia Milliken Frances Milliken Sadie Milliken Frederick Milliken Ray Milliken and guardians and unknown heirs to remove clouds on real estate described as NW1/4 of NE1/4 of SE1/4 and other lines in section 33 township 23 range 20 W M with 15 feet off south side. Aims to quiet title and correct names with no money judgment. haling the case through Dill and Thomas, Wenatchee. Defendants must answer within 60 days of June 30 105 or judgment by default will be entered.
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Sadie Milliken
Frederick Milliken
Ray Milliken
Bernice Milliken
William H Milliken
State of Washington
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Timber Land Notice United States Land Office Waterville Wash
United States Land Office Waterville Washington publishes timber land notice under the 1878 act. James B Hathaway of Leavenworth files sworn statement for purchase and will prove land is more valuable for timber than agriculture before U S Commissioner J Shore in Leavenworth September 16 1905. Witnesses named Ramsey Etlinger Walker Briskey all of Leavenworth. Adverse claims must file by September 16 1905. First publication July 14 1905.
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Catholic church invites all to monthly services schedule
Parish invites all to attend all or any Services. Catholic services are held on the fourth Sunday each month with mass at 7 30 am Sunday school at 3 pm vespers at 1 30 pm and a low mass following Monday Father H Colin Pastor.
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