Relatively Speaking on memory books as family history tools
The piece discusses scrapbooks and memory books as genealogical aids, highlighting how 19th century authorial mysteries and field guides like How to Know the Wildflowers reveal lives of women publishing under husbands’ names. It describes family fern hunts and notes a public notice for First Families of Franklin County submissions in Ottawa, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Starr Dana
Boulder
Colo
Dana
Cruso
Frances Theodora Parsons
Thalassa Cruso
Parsons
Cairo
Starr Dana
Europe
Mexico City
Franklin County
Deborah Barker
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kan
Fifth
Main Streets
Mt. St. Helens
HUD Opens Deals for Nonprofits on FHA Foreclosures
The Housing and Urban Development department announces changes to buy and lease programs for FHA foreclosures. Nonprofits may purchase foreclosed homes at a 10 percent discount and direct sales are no longer limited to funded entities. The 1 a year lease program allows modest rents, two extensions, and an option to buy at pre repaired value, with HUD self insuring hazards. Up to 10 percent of FHA properties may be leased to the homeless, about 4900 homes. Details and guidelines are being developed with RTC provisions aiding public agencies and nonprofits in purchasing below market and at reduced rates.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Resolution Trust Corporation
RTC
Lamar Kelly Jr
Resolution Trust Corp
17Th St
N.W
Washington D.C
O.M.A
Franklin County Child Development
Kofo Radio
the Herald
KOFO
Ray
IGA
Visa
MasterCard
Library Line answers varied requests for public help
The column recaps library sourced answers on international business directories, perennials care after freezes, finding lawyers via Kansas Bar Association, book donations for next year's sale, carpal tunnel syndrome basics, Mt. St Helens eruption date, and Kansas crippled children organizations.
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Kansas Bar Association
Friends of
Ottawa Herald
Pro-Democracy Rally in East German City Draws 10000
In Zittau, East Germany, more than ten thousand pro democracy supporters gathered in three churches and the market square, while West German officials rejected Krenz conditions on travel loosening. A debate was relayed via loudspeakers as New Forum members reported the event. Krenz indicated a draft law could expand travel rights, but warned major hurdles remain, including Bonn's stance on recognizing East German citizenship.
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Berlin
New Forum
Zittau
Andreas Schoenfelder
East Germany
Egon Krenz
Krenz
Bonn
Germany
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