Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds Listed
Multiple entries show transfers of real estate and quit claim deeds. Items include Larson to Minshall Lot 4 and part Lot 5 in Nash's Addition, and various parcels in sections 6, 14, 30, 9, 7, 12, 16, 18, 2, 63, 49, 48, 50, 51, and 52 with prices ranging from $1 to $32,000 plus a probate deed for Minnie C Pedersen, totaling several transactions across Clarion area properties.
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Larson
George B. Minshall
Nash
Lodgepole
Robert S Oberfelder
E. Morrow
F Brown
George W Dork
R Jones
Joseph M. Swenson
O Ritchey
Joseph M Swenson
Ira C van Noy
Henry J. Eisen
Minnie Wisch Heesch
Ward Hildreth
Charles J. Portrey
R. M Perkins
Robert A. Barlow
Mabel A Divine
Lydia
Dye
C W. Hornaday
IL Carow
Fred G. Nickell
Carow
Claton
Milan B Ross
Clarence S. Chambers
Charles P. Chambers
James L. McIntosh
A L Birdwell
Ward Hilderth
E. Devine
Joseph Rolman
W. P Miles
John A. Simones
Mary Ann Thompson
John Thompson
Josephine B Jones
M. W Osborn
H J Peterson
Minnie C Pedersen
Port of Macau and its historic trade ties to China
The passage recalls Macau as a historic hub where Portuguese rule safeguarded China’s foreign trade. It notes visiting ships from the East India Company and tea clippers, Francis Xavier’s presence, and Macau as the site of early US China diplomacy. It mentions first Chinese firecrackers bought by American captains and a notable burial on a nearby island.
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Macao
China
East India Company
Boston
Salem
Nagasaki
Francis Xavier
United States
Dixie Land and the myth of a perfect paradise
A Philadelphia Press piece traces the term Dixie to New York in the early 1900s, linking its rise to Texas joining the Union and slave songs. It describes how Dixie symbolized a supposed paradise on Manhattan Island with slaves and land, shaping the idea of an earthly utopia for African Americans.
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Dixie
New York
Texas
New York City
Manhattan Island
Philadelphia Press
Parrot Keepers Errant Water Belief Debunked
L. Crandall argues parrots are harmed by excess water but can adapt to controlled moisture. Parrots from the tropics fed on boiled corn or milk gain moisture from food. giving unlimited water risks digestive danger or death, while a daily drink followed by temporary water withdrawal trains the bird to tolerate clean water.
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Crandall
Tropics
Winter and Summer Sun Explained By Light Angles
The sun’s heat depends on daylight duration and ray direction rather than distance. In winter the sun is nearer but lower, while in summer it stays above the horizon longer and strikes perpendicularly, increasing heat despite greater distance. Oblique summer rays reflect less heat, while perpendicular rays retain more warmth. The Death Mask Shows Real Portraiture Beyond Flattery. A plaster mask captures the subject as seen by himself, not just by others, revealing self-perception when, especially in death masks, the sitter appears without posed restraint.
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Plance
Temperament and the poet as observer of wrong
Edgar Allan Poe argues that a poet’s temperament stems from an exquisite sense of beauty and proportionality which reveals injustice more clearly than ordinary perception. He notes poets react to wrongs with heightened irritability, not from vulgar temper but from sharpened discernment.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Marken Island in Zuyder Zee Produces One Crop Hay
Marken in the Zuyder Zee is among the world's most curious islands where horges and trees do not exist. The land yields a single crop, hay, managed by the island's women who grow and harvest it.
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Marken
Zuyder Zee
First Airship Flight in 1901 and First Airplane Four Years Later
The record notes the first successful airship flight occurred in 1901, followed by the first powered airplane debut in 1905, marking pivotal early milestones in aviation history.
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Pacific Coast
Colorado
California
Estes Park
Sheridan
Ranchester
Cody
S. B. Howard
Omaha
Nebraska
M. A. Shipman
Sidney
E. L. Uptegrove
Mgr
Webster
Energy
Maxwell
Detroit
C. E. Harper
Sidney, Nebraska
Sreal Estate
Historio Macao
Dixie's Land
The
Sidney Lumber Company
Lincoln Daily Star
Sidney Telegraph
SI Weekly
Weester’s Council of
Christine Fredrick
ApplecPoft
Alice Bradley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Massachusetts
Alice R. Dresser
Janet M. Hill
Summer School of Cookery
New Hampshire
Fay Kellogg
Frank Ambler Pattison
New Jersey
Nellie Kedzie-Jones
Wisconsin
Dunlap
Inds
Cheyenne County Trading Co
P. W. Barker
Sidney's Department Store
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