No. 10 Downing Street The Premier's Historic Abode
The feature outlines No. 10 Downing Street as the long serving official residence of Britain's prime minister since 1785. It describes its 18th century brick façade, the cabinet room with mahogany chairs, and the garden behind the house. It notes past premiers and events, including references to William Pitt and the American Revolution.
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London
Boston ‘Transcript
Downing Street
Treasury
Robert Walpole Orat
No. 10
Walpole
Horse Guards Parade
St. James’ Park
Stuluiary
America
William Pitt
Pitt
Lord Chatham
House of Lords
Marriage Costs and Social Pressures Highlighted in The Star
The Kansas City Star reports on the high cost of living driving men away from marriage and courtship, noting women who demand gifts, theaters, and constant attention. It also covers Bulgarian taxation shifts against city folk, listing whimsical levies from parasols to fur muffs in Roustchouk.
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Bulgaria
Roustchouk
Kansas City Star
Divers Recover 80 Boxes of Laurentic Bullion
Divers on the British salvage steamer Pacer recovered 80 boxes worth 10 million dollars from the sunken steamship Laurentic. Once an auxiliary cruiser of White Star One, the Laurentic sank off Ireland in January 1917 after a torpedo attack, with over 300 lives lost and about 20 million dollars in bullion lost. The wreckage is described as spread across a long street of collapsed high houses and subject to harsh sea conditions. Divers face extreme depth limits, short underwater work periods, and long ascents due to heart risk from pressure changes, allowing only two breathing spells per day.
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Admiralty
Pacer
Laurentic
White Star One
Ireland
Mixed Hawaiian Population Ranges in 1920 Census
The 1920 Hawaiian population shows 22,000 fullblood Hawaiians and 16,000 mixed blood, under 15 percent overall. Caucasians total about 20 percent, Japanese 44 percent, with Japanese Chinese and Mulatto groups together exceeding 60 percent. National Geographic notes and U S Geological Survey updates on Nenana lignite reserves exceed prior estimates by about 3 billion tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society Bulletin
Nenana
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Notice of Sale and Legal Actions in Payette Idaho 1922
The notice includes a sheriff sale of cattle at the Old Will Short ranch near Payette on March 17 1922 with description of a light red steer. It also contains an alias summons in Payette County District Court regarding land titled to Ebenezer M. Franklin heirs and related defendants, with the quiet title action and required appearance dates. Additional items announce a railroad claims filing reminder a stock exchange meeting in Payette and a dissolution of partnership between John S. Symes and partnership notices in probate court along with a civil suit by Fruit and State Banker Corporation seeking $460 plus interest and attorney fees.
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State of
Idaho
County of
Payette
Anna Belle Carden Anders
Edward Lavor
B. Purcell
Daniel B. Purcell
Elizabeth M. Purcell
Nellie M Redman
John WH. Redman
Lucia J Franklin
Mae Franklin
Ebenexer M
Payolette
Evisens
Ebenezer M. Franklin
James T. Clement
Clement
Gama
State of Idaho
Serids
Aaia
Payette - Paulty Exchange
Pisai
Wilitind Corporation
Jake
Alow
Ito
Payette Co-Operative Company
Rarphipale Gdae Ae
Ee Eine Caiyin Keller
A Ry Ae
Aviary Hubli
United States of America
Notice of Sale of Stray Animal in Payette County
In Payette County Idaho on April 7 at 2 PM Constable W B Stearman will auction at Fred Harper ranch three miles west of New Plymouth the stray livestock described as a one day old weight about 1000 pounds no visible stands star on forehead wire cut on a left hip about 8 years old to the highest cash bidder. First publication Feb 23 last April 6.
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W. B. Stearman
Constable
W. B. Stearmay
Payette
Saidi
Fred Harper
New Plymouth
Idaho
United States
Irst
Notice of Sale of Estray Animal in Fruitland Precinct
Constable I H B Tussing of Fruitland Precinct will auction at Chap Williams place near Fruitland on April 6 1923 at 2 PM the described estray horse a light bay about 950 pounds four years old branded with wire cut marks near left hind hock and initials A BE sale for cash US funds. first publication Feb 23 last Mar 30.
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Estray
I. H. B. Tussing
Fruitland
Payette
Idaho
Wiliams Place
United States
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Fordson
F.O.B
Detroit
Mich
C. C. Hargrove
the Ford Man
van Petten
British Empire
Ensterm
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Manaos
Brazil
Amazon River
Far East
Ceylon
Java
Straits Settlements
Malacca
Borneo
England
W. 8. Cooper
Muir
Emma Wise
London Mall
Lillian Wilson Clerk
Norris & Sutton
Plaintiff
First Pub
Mlroad
Th Railroad Co
W. AM
Copeland
North 81 Street
Tra W. Kenward
Said Corporation
John Symes
John 8
Symes
John S, Symes
John S. Symes
Jaenet
Fruit and State Banker Corporation
Bernice D. Wills
Bernice Dd. Baal
Martin O, Luther
Plaintitt
Aeuuhe Wand
Thurston Guidding
J. H. Helwan
Busturriu
Alueug -Abe Aw
Waua
A. L. Freehafer
Louisian Mhig
Clanson & Clanton
Bor Bates
Beau
HALAS
Gelelas
Ftusecuung Awulucy Hor Layoune uuLry Vilive, Glist Walon Bank Buluieg
E.R. Wells
Boot Willie Dei Gorn
Henry Asvcivll, Matages Payette, Dao
W. MW
Curb Land Deal
Belave
Dods
Poruthy Curevens
Payette County Abstract Co
Bader
Bud
K. Pt
Lauer Brothers
E. W. Dunn
Payetye
Walter Wat
Rouse Auto Top Shop
First St
North Payette
Bennett Block
Ph. Holmes
Anson & Hart Grocery
Woodward Bn
Cochran
J. W. Easter
Thurston Building
BAKER
Baker Gun Company
Broadway
New York
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