The Automobile in Business and Pleasure
George M. Graham argues the automobile is essential beyond leisure, serving as a real estate stabilizer by linking farms to markets and urban centers, supporting centralized and individual transportation alike. He traces transportation from horse and boat to steam, rail, and electric systems, noting motor vehicles revive personal mobility and impact land values and city layouts.
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George M. Graham
Pres
Chandler Motor Co
United States Bureau of Roads
Tle
Motor Vehicles Dominate Political and Industrial Life
The passage notes that gasoline engines have advanced beyond steam and electricity, with the aeroplane not yet commercially perfected. It highlights the motor vehicle as already dominant in the political, social, and industrial spheres, as observed by the President in his first message.
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United States
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Brief
Lloyd M Maxwell moves to Laurel Maxwell SW on 11 12 1952 for $1.00. Stockgrowers National Bank of Cheyenne Wyoming transfers property to Edward I Stoner and wife SE on 28 15 1950 for $1.00.
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Lloyd M. Maxwell
Laurel Maxwell
Stockgrowers National Bank of
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Edward I Stoner
Warranty Deeds Involving Multiple Property Transfers
A series of warranty deeds recorded including Edwin and Elizabeth Aurich to Lord Aurich and Geo Stockamp for NW 8-15-50 at 12000, Herbert Stormberg to Geo Stormberg for EY 25-15-52 at 1 dollar, McNish Land Co to Clara McNish for all 5-16-49 at 1 dollar, John Soral to Frank Soral for Sunol blocks 7-10 at 1 dollar, Soral to Soral for all S% and NEY 11-13-48 at 1 dollar, Elizabeth MacAdam to Ina Nelson for Lot 10 in MacAdam's Add to Potter at 225, Walter J. Nelson to Hubert Fuller for NW% 26-13-50 at 1 dollar, Cheyenne County Lumber Co to Hub City Impr Co for blocks in Sidney at 2000, Jesse Preble to D W Preble SE% 25-15-49 at 1 dollar, Andrew Greenlee to Ernest Greenlee for N% 6-12-51 at 1 dollar, B A Jones et al to M J Haslander SE% 12-15-50 at 4100, Hans P Peterson to Thorwald Hansen W% 17-12-52 at 9100, August Fangmeyer to Rudolph Goetz SE% 12-15-50 at 13600, Leonard Stecher to Wm R Porter SE% 10-16-52 at 20000.
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Edwin O. Aurich
Edwin Q. Aurich
Geo. F. Stockamp
Herbert Stormberg
Geo. Stormberg
McNish Land Co
Clara H. McNish
John Soral
Frank Soral
Sunol
Ney
Elizabeth MacAdam
Ina M. Nelson
Potter
Walter J. Nelson
Hubert R. Fuller
Cheyenne
Sidney
Jesse C. Preble
D. W. Preble
Andrew K. Greenlee
Ernest L. Greenlee
B. A. Jones
Als
M. J. Haslander
Hans P. Peterson
Thorwald J. Hansen
August Fangmeyer
Rudolph Goetz
Leonard Stecher
Wm. R. Porter
Sheriff Deeds Transfer Property to Three Parties
Sheriff J W McDaniel records three deeds: to Lorenzo Lumber Co for SW 2-13-51 at 10.73 dollars, to R A Babcock for 81% 28-16-52 at 100 dollars, and to Jacob P Eckert for NW 26-17-51 totaling 16 214.58 dollars.
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J. W. McDaniel
Lorenzo Lumber Co
R. A. Babcock
Jacob P. Eckert
Windbreaks Prove Popular Across Minnesota Demonstrations
Windbreak planting began in Minnesota as an extension project with the state forest department and has grown into a popular effort. Forestry experts directed demonstrations, Cloquet forest station supplied trees, and a representative from the forestry department conducted inspections. In 14 counties 72 windbreak demonstrations occurred through 1920 and 1921, with plans underway for 1922 and 1923 plantings. A year of soil preparation precedes planting, and both conifers and deciduous trees are used.
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Minnesota
State Forest Department
Fins
Forest Experiment Station
Cloquet
Forestry Department
Bake Sale At Central Market On March 25
The Ladies of the Catholic church announce a bake sale at Central Meat Market on March 25 at two o clock. Coordinators include Mrs Fred Seeger Mrs Chet Miller Mrs Dolan and Mrs Vonderhein.
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Ladies of the Catholic Church
Fred Seeger
Chet Miller
Dolan
Vonderhein
Electric Shop at Hardy Building Reopens
The Electric Shop resumes operation in the Hardy Building opposite the Court House, offering electric supplies and related items to local customers.
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Hardy Bldg
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Ford
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Bake Sale
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