Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple Grantees In Minnesota
Geo H Paulsen and Erma transfer property to Dewey M Weaver lot 14 block 5 Onalow for $1.00 plus other considerations. Harm Fechtmann and Jobka Fechtmann to F E Poppendn%4sw 80 acres more or less for $10 400. Various Neillys and Fechts to Thomas Faust and Lena Faust joint tenants with full survivor rights for properties in Monticello and surrounding sections for $1.00 and other valuable considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Paulsen
Erma
Dewey M. Weaver
Harm Fechtmann
Jobka Johanna Fechtmann
Victorine and
LeRoy
Thomas
A. Faust
Lena Faust
Monticello
George Rogers
Joseph G. Rogers
Edna T
Bernice K. Rogers
Marie Rogera Pedersen
Lloyd J. Pedersen
Merlin J. Rogers
Orland G. Rogers
Local Creamery Hires and Community Notes From Sand Spring
Clarence Wilson hired as assistant buttermaker at Sand Spring creamery. Johnson, Murray, Benter added as cream haulers. Paul Schmidt as butcher. Patrons paid 41c butterfat for November. Local residents attend Lions Christmas party in Monticello. Various visits and greetings among Sand Spring and nearby towns. Pvt. Edwin Craig on Christmas furlough from Camp Polk. Burns recovery at Nelson Freeze home. Community members host and visit across Anamosa, Monticello, Ryan, and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wilson
Amistant
Sm Cal
Petersky
Sand Spring
Schlarman Brothers
Sand Springs
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne Cox
Lions Club
Monticello
Paul Johnson
Anamosa
Clifford Arduser
Ngworthy
South Fork
Mark
McDonald
Paul McDonald
Jean Marie
Paul Staner
Wilfred Staner
Garry Owen
Paul
Stoner
Edwin Craig
Camp Polk
Camp
Fred Egger
Nelson Freeze
Freeze
B. W. Cox
Coggan
E. H. Cox
Edward Cox
Herman.Grayhill
Ryan
Clarence
Lasche
Petersburg
Dave Wilson
Ray Chaplin
Onslow
Casper Arduser
Manchester
Miss Neva
Betty Wilson
Lester Lang
Raymond Tibbits
Frank Helms
Helms
Hop
Don’t Take This Lying Down
A brief protest note urges action against deception and asserts resolve to stand firm. The message cautions against acceptance of false claims and calls for accountability and truth in discourse. The tone is defiant and aims to mobilize readers to challenge lies.
District of Columbia land grant history and cession acts
The tract known as the District of Columbia was acquired by the federal government in 1788 from Maryland under Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution, creating the seat of government. Maryland and Virginia previously ceded 10 miles square in acts of 1780 and 1784, while Virginia later reclaimed the land south of the Potomac after petitions by inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
United States
Potomac
Congress
Weight as a Key in Industrial Control Methods
Weight is presented as a fundamental factor in modern industry for measuring quantity quality and controlling processes. The article explains gravity as an unchanging measuring medium and describes automatic weighing used to check quantity packaging fill breakage yardage moisture content counting small parts and guiding mixing and hatching across three main functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger William Rusin
Scientific American
Monticelo Council Minutes Mention Claims and Receptions
Dec 1 1042 council session notes reads monticelo meeting with attendees present. The council reviewed claims and permissions for various items including a list of defendants and monetary amounts such as 82 50 for certain costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumesn Pao
Bowler Hat Origins and Notable Hat Makers
The bowler hat known as the derby originated in Britain over 60 years ago by William Bowler of St Erith. It spread worldwide and became a symbol of polish, while the high silk hat signified social status. John Hetherington introduced the top hat in London about 240 years ago, facing arrest on first wear. Antoine Gibus contributed an opera hat mechanism a century ago, the only successful device in hatmaking with royalties to his family. High hats are handcrafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowler
St. Erithin’s Lane
Britain
John Hetherington
London
Antoine Gibus
Dog Days Origin Traced to Egypt and Sirius
The dog days are tied to ancient Egypt where the bright star Sirius marked the Nile flood season. Egyptians worshiped the dog and believed its appearance foretold yearly plenty and happiness, a tribute to the star Canis Majoris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Nile
Sirius
Teeth of the Dog Cat Description Reaches for Clarity
Fragmentary text describes dogs with large balanced teeth and misaligned jaws. The passage notes crowded, crossed, and crooked teeth and implies consistent anatomical features across specimens. The excerpt ends abruptly without clear context.
International mix up at Audubon unveiled
Officers learned the two Japanese individuals were in fact Chinese Phillip Lee linked to the University of Chicago. Union residents aided five blind Piney Woods singers after their trailer burned during a tour, raising funds to rebuild and to support a dormitory for blind students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auduoe
Phillip Lee
University of Chicago
Piney Woods
Miss
Union
Jones County Supervisors Extend Contract and Tax Adjustments
The Jones county board met in Areguard to authorize an extension of the Myron Baker crushing contract due to weather delays and to approve various tax cancellations and assessments. The body also considered license grants, tax suspensions, and bid processes for Olin and Oxford Mills properties, adjourning on November 26 and again on December 18, 1941.
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Anamosa
Zee Beara
Ae Jones m
Juan Rm
Helgen
Viner Dirks
Ution
Ie Board
Tones County
Iowa
Myron Baker
Tise Ga
Cot
F. Specht
Au Eon R. Ta
Jones County
RP. Bareber
Bate Ley
Oak Helgena
Mayberry
Bupervio
PanetToamurer
Jones County Board Actions May Include Tax Adjustments
The Jones County Board approves refunds for cigarette and homestead tax credits and suspends taxes for listed property. It authorizes certificate assignments, cancels erroneous 1941 dog tax, and designates a public bidder for the 1940 tax sale. Delinquent property sales are set for January 5, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wroblewski
Carrie
Bailey
Helgena
John Schrader
Dirks
Mayberry
John .H. Behnke
James E. Davies
Carter & Flanigan
Oxford
Elsie Mae
Geer
Frankli Garden
Reitgzell Miller
Brickley
Jamson
Turck
Monticello
Heigens
Paul Jones
Gengary Monk, Sr
Helgens
Anton Green
Francia Mitchell
Ed Manternach
Theodore Mortensen
Sam Alexander
Jones County
O. P
Wyoming
Alfred Leeper
George Herren
Bonnie Brickley
Anamona
L. A. Byers
Fayette Hahn
J. A. McDonald
Anamosa
Iowa
Don S. Ruhl
Yowa
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Keystone Lodge
A. F
John Eichhorn
Robert Rohwedder
A. W. Peck
G. W. Ireland
Lyle Camphlen
Duane Platner
Rockford
Ill
R. G. Platner
Henry. Moenk
Annie
A.D. Hunt
Jacksonville
Fla
R. G. Grass
Sara. Rhodes
Evanston
Don Malin
Robert Hansen
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. Hansen
T. J. van Dyke
Ottumway
Ivan Mader
John Wherry
Cornell
Dorothy Rohwedder
S.U.L
Iowa City
Helen Levsen
J.8
T.C
Cedar Falls
Gaylord Willman
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Reynold Fishwild
Ll.c
Ames
June Thomsen
Frances Shimer College
Mt. Carroll
Martha Jane Dick
Urbana
Betty Fishwild
Wilton ‘Junction
Ellen Marshall
Osha
Western Teachers College
Aneta Garside
Mich
Don Scott
University of Duane
Methodist Church
William Wilker
Will Wilker
Maryann Wilker
Westmont, Ilk
Poland
Shropshire Us
Kehoe, Hopkinton
Pany
Des ‘Moines
Alee
Gene
Kay
Eclipse
S.A. Kaplan
Farmers Grain Company
Scotch Grove
Bernard Kuriger
Tion
H. P. Barber
Geo Z . Specht
Cone Owa
Navy
Board. of Supervisors
Halsey
Pirka
Olin
Olins
Walnut
Beervisors
Kotion
Lesliewright
Jonticello
Wapery
County
Torwit Lote
Brock ‘Bas Ionticello
Iby
Bupervator Batley
Hattie Ain
Martelle
Carr
May
Baitley Y
Oxford Mills
Orig
Thas
Pecengad
C. W. Rouse
Oxford Junction
Wets Berry
Dirk
Ley
Mayrry
Barker
Tower
Geard
County Auditor
Geo. F. Specht
County Sellait
Cass Township
Bruce
Irve
Stenshheee
Tees
Clay Township
Bascom
Bill
Duffy
Mead
Chas. J
Chas J
Chas
Yarolem
Chares
Charles
Arolem
Aries
Moes
John
Noonan
Marjorie
Conan
Otten
Fred
West Cascade
Breitbach
Mary
Sunnyside
Merrill’s
Fitzpatrick
Bart J
Dutton
Walter
Bramer
Portz
Edward
Browne
Chas. S
Lovell Township
Kurt
Elizabeth
Orin
Izer
Minnie
Eastwood
Harry
Lacre
Egan
Joe
Welch
Bib Reyner
Varvel
O. L
van Voltenberg
James
Derowereer Reeset
Throwigis
America
Science & Discovery
Amer
Capper’s Farmer
Nat's Livestock Prod
Mother's Home Life
Poultry Tribune
Amer. Poultry Jrnl
Breeder's Galette
Postoffice
Jones
Delaware
Dubuque and
Linn
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