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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
Public notice of foreclosure under the chapter 131 laws of North Dakota states the sale of certain mortgaged premises to satisfy principal and interest totals. The Minnesota Loan and Trust Company and related parties coordinate with First National Bank for the sale date and terms. the notice lists election precincts for Bottineau County and outlines nominating and voting details for the June primary and constitutional measures.
A landslide on Mount Saint Michel in Normandy endangers the island town. The main street collapsed forming a 25 foot gap, with engineers summoned to inspect the abbey foundations to prevent further damage to the rock and vaults.
Frankfurt am Main, famed for Goethe, established a Mozart prize in 1921 for best musical composition. Forty five manuscripts were submitted but no award was given due to inferior quality. Competitor Magelbert Humperdinck was among entrants.
Public bid notice from Bottineau North Dakota for Highway Federal Aid project No 1es includes 9,742 miles of earth road work with grading, rock and concrete quantities. Bids due June 15 1922 at 1:30 PM. deposit and plan access via County Auditor. bids opened publicly at courthouse.
Notice announces foreclosure of a 1916 mortgage by Samuel Johnson and Ragnell Johnson on property in Bottineau County North Dakota. Celia A. Westover as assignee will conduct sale at Bottineau county courthouse at 2 PM on a stated July date to satisfy 5931.94 and costs. Attorneys Flynn Traynor & Traynor listed.
Fragmentary text references a United States Senator for North Dakota and political advertising about an abroad arrival. The readable fragments mention Bolivia and Peru, with Brazilian context unclear. Entities: North Dakota, Bolivia, Peru, Brasil.
Head of the Hlusbah city department of Ok iene Agricultural and Mechanical college emphasizes two big factors for dairy profit. Proper care and feeding lift milk output. alfalfa hay and corn silage are top feeds. Cows benefit from individual grain rations and shelter to withstand cold weather.
The United States Department of Agriculture states that high producing dairy cows are economical producers. If a herd of purebred cows yields more milk and butter fat than a grade herd, it will return more product for the feed consumed. Purebreds are bred for high production and feed efficiency.
Notice of foreclosure on a 320 acre Bottineau County property described as Northwest quarter Section 35 Township 160 North Range 82 and parts of adjacent quarters. The sale, at 2 PM on July 6 1922 at the courthouse front steps, is to satisfy the mortgage held by Gold Star Paca t ons and Rey and later assigned to August E Gratz. J Weeks is attorney for the assignee.
Notices from Bottineau County include the estate of Anne Dahl with executor Ole J Dravland asking creditors to present claims within six months. The loaf of foreclosures lists a 1921 tax sale and a Buick motor description. The document also contains a long roster of Republican and Democrat candidates and officials for North Dakota offices.
An unclear OCR fragment referencing a yearly measure and bonds. The text mentions a school year, a town or district, and a political or financial action but contains numerous garbled phrases that obscure concrete facts and entities.
In Bills Barth County Cow Testing Association twenty one herds averaged 7120 pounds of milk and 785 pounds of fat per cow in 1920. Nineteen herds averaged 500 pounds of milk and 345 pounds of fat per cow in 1921. An agricultural farm notes higher butterfat and potential savings from feed and board, with remarks on economic impact.
State Highway Commission calls for sealed bids with a $2.00 deposit to be held by the County Auditor. Plans and specs available in the County Auditor’s and the highway commission offices in Bismarck North Dakota. Bids invited for a section about six miles. Open proposals June 1 to June 16. commission may reject or award any or all bids. Signed Wm. M. Martin.
Public notice details foreclosure under Chapter laws of the state. Grace L. Beans of Minneapolis Minnesota named owner of the mortgage. Legal action to occur with court date set between May 19 and June 22. Grace L. Beans appears as mortgage owner with First National Bank attorney Feetham of Grand Forks Minnesota.
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