Real estate transfers complete to August 19th
A long list of real estate transfers names multiple buyers and sellers, property descriptions, and nominal sums. Notable entries include Tessier to Belle Peters for sw 92-24 and Frank Frinkman to W F Schuette for sw 145-19, with many other deeds recorded across townships and blocks.
Postings of Property Shares and Names in Lottery Ledger
The record lists names with associated land or share notations: Johan Farnes se 33-6-24, William O Carsner s hf nw 10-118, Lottie R Walker se 14-119, William Keim sw 26-2-18. These appear as a ledger style summary of parcels and owners.
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Roy B. Uhrich
Arne Martin
Blanche Wayne
James G. Myers
Carl J. Hood
R. C. Jones
James G. Jones
Eva Barksdale
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Peter E
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Philip
Frank Frinkman
W. F. Schuette
Bertha M. Braithwait
E.G. Gesterlin
Martin Arntsen
Edward F. Kinney
Francis L Cook
Alonzo L .Krause
R. A. Bielski
Mollie Mailander
Blanche R. Munson
Warren &. Killians
Alvin Waggoner
Peter E. Byrnes
Bik
Michael & McLane
Johan Farnes
Hans J. Setbacken
George Tyrrell
R.A. Tielskine
L. N
F. J. Keating
Paul D. Jensen
Anna E. Anderson
Gunder Lunde
Abel, Schmucker
F. G Haven
Edward T. Felland
Will R. Walpole
Walter G. Felland
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Ro J. Lindberg
Harry C. Swisher
Fay Lewis
Franklin W. Bauer
Martha S. Bunker
Devisee
Huron
Yankton College
Nowlin
Edwand E. Crosby
Harwick
Christian Reite
Louis
Neary W. Warber
Henry O'Conner
Ida
Dashiell
L S Wheel
Sage Iverson
Edwin Ro
William A Kanies
R Lane
William O. Carsner
S Hf Nw
Lottie R. Walker
William Keim
Bitter fate vs personal effort urges self made success
A Philadelphia Ledger observer argues that failure stems from choices and habits, not fate. Fortune favors the brave only when one fights and proves merit. Success is earned, not inherited, and community respect goes to those who earn it. Also includes a dysentery remedy anecdote and a prompt to place a local want ad.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Emerald origin debated as heaven sent myth endures
The piece cites ancient Indian belief that emeralds come from heaven, contrasting modern theories that emerald color arises from mineral compounds or organic matter. Forbes notes a firefly anecdote in India linking emeralds to celestial origin, while experts remain divided on scientific and mythic explanations.
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Forbes
Indiana
Addha
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