Probate Court in Valencia County NM notices estate of Adolphe Didier
The Valencia County New Mexico probate court sets May 3 1920 at 10 A M for hearings on the estate of Adolphe Didier administered by Hortense Didier with objections due to the county clerk. Also Antonio Toledo del Chavez appointed executrix of Pablita Arraiza de Toledo and notice to creditors to present claims per law.
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Ignacio Aragon Y Garcia
Valencia County
Mexico
Los Lu
Vinie County
New Mexico
Antonio Toledo del Chavez
Velencia
Pablita Arraiza de Toledo, de
Antonia Toledo de Chavez
Notice of Appointment as Executor for Mary Sichler Estate
Public legal notice announces Andres Sichler appointed executor of Mary Sichler's last will by the Probate Court of Valencia County New Mexico on March 1 1920. Creditors must present claims within the law's time limits in Valencia County Probate Court. P O Los Lunas NM.
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Probate
Valencia County
New Mexico
Mary Sichler
Probste
Agapito Garcia
Publico
Agusto Garcia
Notice of Administrator for Aurora Gabaldon de Geeta
The Probate Court of Valencia New Mexico appoints Patrocifio Gabaldon as administrator of the estate of Aurora Gabaldon de Geeta deceased on March 8 1929. Creditors must present claims by law in the private court at Belen New Mexico, with Patrocifio Gabaldon listed as administrator. Publication expires April 29 2
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Aurora Gabaldon de Geeta
We Can Help Sell Your Goods With Standards
A terse ad claims expertise in selling goods at a sensible cost. It touts hammermill bead and economical business paper, promising printing quality that yields results for customers.
Signature Famed General Wood Stenographer Recounts Moments
A reminiscence recalls General Leonard Wood's handwriting and sharp notes. Stenographer Clive Newcome Hartt reveals how Wood edited typed pages with rapid inserts. A winter 1916 17 tour for preparedness shows Wood correcting memos and joking about lunch plans.
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Leonard Wood
Horace Greeley
Napoleo
Clive Newcome Hartt
Governor's Island
Johnson
Ueh
Books Aid Ex-Service Men Through Library Network
The American Library Association War Service details how libraries aid former service members in hospitals and camps. It notes 10,000+ ex-service men in hospitals, with 8,000 in Public Health Service facilities, and outlines book programs for the blind, discharged soldiers, and sailors.
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American Library Association
Avitian
General Wood Admired For Labor Justice Stand
The Chicago Unionist lauds General Wood in an editorial on primary results in Cook County. He frames Wood as offering labor a demand for justice, resisting class legislation and urging a democracy with cooperation. The piece argues labor seeks equal rights, not privileged power, and calls for justice for all without special favors.
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General Wood
Chicago
Cook County
Chiago
Chicag
Labor
Wood Ahead in Nebraska Vote in Primary
William Cooper Proctor, head of Leonard Wood’s national campaign, says Nebraska backed Johnson with wide support while Wood trailed Pershing. He notes Wood often placed first or second in tests of popular support, with Michigan and Nebraska as exceptions where Johnson led, and cites New Jersey Ohio and Indiana primaries upcoming for a new verdict.
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William Cooper Proctor
Leonard Wood National
Nebraska
Nebra
Johnson
Wood
General Pershing
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
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Adolphe Didier
Diego Aragon
Teles
Mi Ibal
Sichler
Andres Sichler
P.O. Los Lunas, N. M
Valeny
Patrocifio Gabaldon
P.O. Belen
N. M
Greeley
UDA
A. S. A. War Service
West Thirty-Ninth Street
New York City
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Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
United States Forces
United War Work
Merchant Marine Department
Oast
Vaple
P. O. Belen
Joseph Nachbour
Milnois Woman's Commtee In Wood Campaign
ABOR
EL Hispano Americano
Carta
Carteas
Todo
Ramo Perteneciente
Obras Comerciales
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