Tax Deed Law Question Answered By Attorney General Dollard
Inquiries on tax deed laws are answered by Attorney General Dollard. He states that the act Chapter 151 of the last legislature applies to all sales, past or future, and that the redemptive period ends when the deed is issued. The right is pecuniary to the tax certificate holder, not full land title, with redemption valid until deed determination.
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Mn Querry
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Defich
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Prevention of Recurring Range Disasters Amid Burned Lands
In Prathie Pints North Dakota October 13 a stockman laments blackened ranges and seeks practical steps to stop recurring fires. He blames a Northern Pacific coal causing fires, notes 200 foot breaks failed to stop the blaze, and urges cheap, workable plans from inventive minds to save future cattle country.
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Wwaman
N.D
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Red Lodge
Mont
Sheep culture and prosperity in North Dakota press forward
Col Lounsberry recalls experiences from Nelson county and Minnesota. He notes destitution in Nelson county, the success of sheep herding in North Dakota, and the potential for wool and mutton markets. He cites 4,000 bushels and 100-pound sheep profits, praising prairie grasses over fodder and advocating sheep as a national salvation.
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George F. Mayer
Michigan
Minnesota
Thor
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North Dakota
Mentonia
Idaho
Missouri
James River
Northwest
Red River Valley
Alliance Company
South Dakota
World's Fair policy talks and tariff views in Oct dispatch
President Palmer and Secretary Butterworth advocate a 9 000 000 to 15 000 000 funding plan for the world’s fair enterprise, pledging Congress cooperation with a plain talk on money. Butterfield notes foreign exhibits driven by business motives. tariff remarks say art works face modest duties. New Orleans cotton market eyes million-bale milestones and weekly exports rise while railroad labor convention sets Toledo as future HQ for five years.
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Butterworth
CeaGco
Congress
Tituly
Maiionil Commission
America
Seer Butterfield
al. Palmer
West
Europe
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Clelarry Tester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Beadle Farmer Builds Wool Sheep Industry Growth
Walker of Bancroft Kingsbury county returns from Miles City Montana with 2400 head of fine wool sheep to stock his Kingsbury and Kendle farms. Dr Walker notes profits from small flocks and forecasts rapid expansion of sheep and wool farming in Beadle and nearby counties as more farmers invest in the industry.
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Jessen Weil
Shieep
Wurow
Fie Walker
Bancroft
Kingsbury County
Miles City
Mont
Kingsbury
Kendle
Dr. Walker
Beadle
Markets in Chicago and riverside at mid October mixed
Sioux City reports dull markets with strong prices for some stock, receipts around 600, official Saturday figures show 11a4, cattle and hogs varied by region. South Ontario and Chicago markets follow with mixed cattle and hog receipts, prices holding firm for goods, futures and cash prices listed for wheat corn oats rye barley flax whiskey pork and other staples in a busy week.
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Sioux City
Rowls
Biel
South Ontario
South Oana
Chicago
Caicaco
Dupont Powder Mills Disaster Wrecks Town and County
The Dupont powder works explosion at Brandywine caused a large scale ruin in Rockland and surrounding villages. At least six men were killed with about twenty injured and many homeless as seven or more mills and the upper yards burned or wrecked. Firefighters contained the blaze, but the blast shattered windows miles away and left dozens unemployed.
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Tel
Yveral
Wilmington
Dupont Powder Works
Brandywine
Associated Press
Westchester
Rockland
Jessup & Moor Company
Dupont
Hagley
Washington
Martin Dolan
James D. Dolan
William McGarvey
Joman Martygan
William Dennison
Joan Dintz
Thomas Hurlike
John Hurlike
Patrick Dougherty
John Newell
William Green
Rose Dougherty
Daniel Hanns
Wiliam Logan
Annie
Marie Doran
James Ward
Hugh Ferry
John McDougall
William McDownnl
Lydia Anderson
Dupont Company
Gran
United States
Dupont Fire Brigade
Wiomington
Delaware
Dupont Powder Mills
William R. Green
John Harrigan
Michael Harrigan
John Herlener
Michael Herlener
Rosie Dougherty
South Dakota
LU. S. WinnGar
Iroquoins
Madison
Mike Norton
Hi Son’s
Lead City
Yankton
Tystt W. Pratt
Exenisn
Baptist
Huron
Ep. Curren
Grant Township
Cook County
Tie
Joan Trazenatis
Deadwood
Wednesda
Pole J
Horrific cholera reports from Arabia and Granada
In Oct. Tloxnon dispatches grisly cholera accounts from the Red Sea region. Arabs and strangers fall ill and die within hours. Vivid scenes include dying victims, feeding birds, and vultures amid a widespread epidemic. Additional reports claim Granada, Spain, sees the cholera reappear.
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Arabia
Granada
Spain
Ex-City Treasurer Fitzpatrick Accused in $15,531 Shortage
The special committee reported a deficit of 15,531 during Fitzpatrick’s terms, with 5,000 likely unrecoverable. It blames deliberate falsifications to hide tax revenues and notes 1,500 of the amount came from predecessor Robinson. The case stirs public opinion amid mystery over missing cash.
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Big Monty
Fitzpatrick
Terre Waure
Robinson
Lottery Express Agents Exposed in Illinois Case
Attorney General Slunt reports Louisiana Lottery using express companies as mail substitutes to reach ticket purchasers. Circulars and results would be sold through express agents, effectively making them lottery agents. If such acts occur, they violate state statutes and may incur penalties. county attorneys will be directed to act.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Lottery Company
Tllinois
Geonergisbunt
Uch
He Found Tin A Nebraska Man's Prospecting Tour
Nebraska prospector Richard Lee returns from the Black Hills with ore claims, supporting tin prospects near Cheyenne River. He notes English tin lands with machinery, coal and limestone nearby, and coppering hopes for further testing in Omaha for assay. The report blends other regional items about South Dakota funds, Alaskan liquor law, a fatal mine blast near San Diego, and a possible Schweinfurth indictment.
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Black Hills
Omamtia
Neb
Richard Lee
Mr. Lee
Rapid City
Cheyenne River
Omaha
Englsh Company
Lee
Kansas
State of Trade Review Highlights Broad Market Movement
A New York weekly market review notes rising prices in wool and bread stuffs, steady to stronger demand for mill products, and mixed commodity trends. Grain and flour show modest gains, with coffee and tin quoted lower. overall trade remains robust with strong activity in several cities.
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Dun & Cue Weekly
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Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
India
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Wivents
Treasury
Aerie Securities
London
Erie Refuses Wage Demands over Bankruptcy Fears
New York Oct 11 The Erie officials after ten days' study reject the federated board of workers demand for ten hour Sundays and overtime at one tenth of a day rate The company argues wage comparisons show engineers firemen conductors and trainmen are already higher paid than rivals and that proposed increases would raise payrolls by 1 084 000 per union The reply cites risk to solvency and property if wages rise and notes equity with other employments would worsen burdens.
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New York
Federated Board of Wainmen
Nnday
King
Ela
Aid for Oklahoma and Winter Fund Plans
Oklahoma aid head B L J Hennessey reports fresh supplies and a balance not exceeding 316,000. He aims to raise a sufficient winter fund, with bonds suggested. the legislature likely to take up the matter after busy season ends. In San Francisco a sealing schooner incident ends with a death after confrontations with Russians, while New York state population rises to 5,981,034, up 590,068 or 17 percent.
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State of
Dakota State News Union Officers Elected Amid Growth
The Dakota News reports the Baptist Ministerial Union elected Rev. Charles Carroll as president and Rev. Moses Way as secretary, with Rev. G. Rishy as treasurer and Rev. P. Newsy as another officer. A 1892 slate lists officers and managers, with sessions continuing Friday and Saturday in Sioux Falls. The union notes eight new churches and multiple ministries expanding nationwide.
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Stone City
Madison
Tye
Org Vermillion
Black Hills
Black Hills Association
Meixce
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