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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
3
Sennaci Sold in Bottineau praised as the world’s best corn remedy by Sigurdson Phey. The promotion claims quick relief for corn sufferers and advertises a supposed campaign benefit for buyers.
Foreclosure sale set for January 12 at 2:00 PM at the Bottineau County Courthouse to satisfy a mortgage indebtedness. The sale covers properties in Bottineau County North Dakota to repay the specified amount plus costs. Mortgagee J F Murphy cites the November 40th 1920 dating and related deed records as basis for action.
Fragmentary text shows a sale under execution with references to a defendant and a rail of 80 to 100 dollars and a total 891.80. The document mentions land described as a block and a location tied to North by N. P. Worth, Deputy, with a December date uncertain.
The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul announces the foreclosure of a 1917 mortgage on property in Bottineau North Dakota. Default on May 13 1920 triggered sale at 3 00 pm January 18 1921 at the Bottineau County Courthouse to satisfy 3116 29 and foreclosure costs.
Public sale to satisfy the mortgage debt of Julius Wittmayer and Lydia Wittmayer to M Murphy dated November 2 1917 filed December 17 1917 recorded Book 82 page 599 Bottineau County North Dakota. Sale set January 12 1921 at 2:00 PM at the Bottineau County Courthouse to foreclose the described premises in Fedhill Township and townships described. Costs of sale included.
State of North Dakota summons in Bottineau County in the Second Judicial District. Plaintiff William G. Erdman serves defendants with copy of answer required within thirty days after service. Proceeding requests appearance and response per court rules.
A damaged OCR line references a 1920 default in payment of a mortgage and a subsequent waiver or notice. The text is garbled but indicates a legal action or auction related to land and payments due, mentioning delinquent installments and parties involved.
In Bottineau County North Dakota a citation orders Amelia Reamer to appear for a probate hearing on January 27 1921 seeking letters of administration for Frederick Reamer deceased The petition names Norman Reamer as proposed administrator and lists respondents including Albert Reamer Lydia Becker Ella Hawker Aston Reamer Alma Reamer Charlotte Reamer Nei Reamer Ervin Reamer and Lillian Reamer The notice directs personal service or publication in the Bottineau Courant for three weeks guarded by court seal and attorneys J Weeks for petitioner and Pierce Tenneson Cupler for plaintiff
Mortgagee The Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati forecloses on the Webbers Sivas and Vina I Webber for unpaid past due payments and taxes for 1918 1919. The sale will occur at the Bottineau County Courthouse with terms per the original mortgage dated October 26 1911 and recorded in 1911.
Viviate Nolan named new supervisor in the commercial department of the Christian Endeavor Academy of Wisconsin. She trained at Dakota Business College Fargo, noted as a top business school in the region. The article highlights a diverse student body and mentions Miss I Krebsbach now with Emerson Brantingham Co. and F L Watkins issuing contact details at 806 Front St Fargo, N D.
Praise for garden city concepts noting how the plan blends nature with art to create beauty and public spiritedness. The piece extols the ease of integrating greenery, thoughtful public amenities, and communal cooperation in these new developments.
The piece argues that clean air is vital for human health and warns that smoke filled atmospheres shorten lives. It emphasizes that engineers must both create pure air and persuade the public to authorize actions to keep cities free of pollution.
The piece extols the home as the core of identity and belonging. It emphasizes soil, community, and family life, noting the home strengthens bonds, deepens roots, and creates lasting memories for children.
Theo F. Libra of St. Paul says Tanlac rebuilt his health after years of indigestion constipation weakness and weight loss. He reports after finishing four bottles his appetite digestion nerves and sleep improved and urges friends to try Tanlac sold in Bottineau Landa Carbury and nearby towns.
The Federal Land Bank of St Paul sues John W. Shaw and Mary A. Shaw in district court. Defendants are summoned to appear and answer within thirty days after service or default judgment will be entered. Attorney J Weeks represents plaintiff. Date noted December 18 to January 20.
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