Public Land Sale Notice Hidalgo County New Mexico
The Commissioner of Public Lands will offer at auction on November 14, 1990 a tract in Lordsburg Hidalgo County. The 460 acre parcel includes corrals wells wind mill fence and water tanks. Minimum bid 300 per acre with 5 percent down and 30 years to pay rest at 4 percent interest. Minerals reserved. Commissioner may reject any bid. Dated Santa Fe August 8 1930.
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Hidalgo County
Commissioner of Lands
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Austin D. Crile
Public Lands
Government protects wine makers and home brewers from fraud
Department of Agriculture inspectors ensure grapes sold have proper sugar content and the Federal Trade Commission pursues a manufacturer for claiming his malt was made from imported hogs when only one eighth of the natural products came from imports.
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Department of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Prince of Wales backs Banff Scottish Festival edition
Banff hosts the fourth annual Mighiana Gathering and Scottish Music Festival from August 20 to September 1 with Prince of Wales patronage and Canadian Pacific Railway support. Seventeen Highland regiments contest piping trophies while Caledonian games and a Torch race mark the program. The musical lineup features Robert Burns songs, ballad operas, and noted performers from the American Opera Company and Canadian artists culminating in a costume ball.
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Banff
Rant Springs
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prince of Wales
Scotland
Robert Burn
Ayrahire Ploughman
J & Middleton
Henley Willan
Burne
Jolly Gegvars
Mabel Wood-Hill
Brownie Peebles
Allan Burt
Ccompany
Allan Wiles
San Francisco
J Campbell Melontes
Alfred Heather
Lincoln man sues widow to recover courting expenses
Robert Dehart of Lincoln Nebraska sues a jilted widow for the return of two thousand dollars spent while courting. Hey J H Smyth of Newcastle marks his 27th ministry anniversary by marrying his 1000th couple. Ada Clarke of Chicago seeks a divorce. Ada Theal 18 of Nottingham is sentenced to bed at ten each night for three years to fund a dance dress. George Whisker of Middlesbrough changes name to George W Newton after friends’ jokes. Eleanor Rohrer of Chicago calls her husband's pledges “pio-crust promises” in divorce suit.
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Robert Dehart
Lincoln
Neb
Hey. J. H. Smyth
Newcastle
Eng
Ada ‘Theal
Nottingham
Eleanor Rohrer
Chicago
Bull Attack Hero Dog Rescues Man Near Ottumwa Ia
George Waines attacked by a bull in Ottumwa Iowa is saved when his dog drives the bull away. The report notes a dramatic animal rescue on a rural road with a protecting canine showing courage.
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George Waines
Ottumwa
Court rules age 70 compatible with good behavior
Massachusetts Supreme Court holds lifetime judges may not be forced to retire at 70. ruling notes constitutionality of retirement age for judges appointed for life or during good behavior.Unnamed cases and local figures referenced with unrelated incidents follow.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Multinational figures and odd cases in a British paper
The clipping lists diverse items from Canada and the UK including Captain W. H. C. Stephens a Canadian minister with varied careers. A Glasgow funeral outdoors due to a coffin size. Paris scene with Andrew Lissomer recaptured in a jazz group. An Chicago lawsuit over pie with a mouse. Muir family ages on Skye totaling 94 and 79 years. A St Paul bulldog exposing a burglar. An English Colchester man with a Waterloo era wound, and a Dublin judge ordering a boy spanked daily for a week.
Smithsonian backs numerous expeditions in a year
The Smithsonian Institution of Washington cooperates with as many as 40 scientific expeditions annually. A Vermont game warden reports five deer leaped to their death from a high Connecticut River bridge. James Corvan of London was summoned by radio to his daughter’s sick bed and comfort restored her, saving her life.
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Smithsonian Institution of Washington
Vermont
Connecticut River
James Corvan
London
First Press of Hall Co. Honors Wide Fame in Chicago Plant
The 1888 Huber press, first big time printing device for W. F. Hall Printing Co., remains on display in a brass-railed corner as the company grew into one of the world’s largest presses. Eastman notes the old press watched capacity rise to over 225 million magazines and 220 million catalogs produced last year.
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W. F. Hall Printing Co
Chicago
Huber Press
Robert M Eastman
W. FP. Hall Printing Co
Huber
Eastman
Society wedding in ft Miss Ada Clarke attended without detention
At a society wedding in ft Miss Ada Clarke attended without a detention hoping to partake et champagne served Le.
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Ada Clarke
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New York
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August Heuter
Indianapolis
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Elmer O'dell
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Los Angeles
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Cardiff
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Colchester
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Sunshine Dairy
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