Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Property in Bottineau County
The notice states Mabell H Healy and Frank V Healy mortgaged land to J P Flynn Mortgagee dated March 11 1912 filed for record April 19012 and to be foreclosed at the Bottineau County Courthouse North Dakota at 2 PM July 11 1915 The property is the southwest quarter of section 10 township 162 north range 53 west of the 5th P M The amount due is sixty one hundred dollars plus interest and costs Parry Johnson Attorney for mortgagee Grand Forks North Dakota
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Mabell H. Healy
Frank V. Healy
Mortgagora
J. P. Flynn Mhartenger
Citi
Hineau
North Dakota
Botteau
Vias
Teapot Holder with Linen or Crash Motif
A quaint tea pot holder can be crafted from linen or crash fabric. Cut two ovals, decorate one with a parrot cross stitch in bright colors, line with felt, edge with a cross stitched trim using two shades. Attach a brass ring top, ring wrapped with buttonhole or crochet stitches. Mapas.
About Women In The Turbulent State Of Affairs
A fragmentary item surveys women’s roles and rights across nations and regions. It notes the sultan’s large harem, a surge of women entering colleges, Oregon’s female workers and legislative wage equality for women teachers, and mentions elderly Mrs. Anna G. Greham with hopeful casting, plus mentions of several female lawyers aiding the French army.
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Turkey
Oregon
Anna G. Greham
Lansdowne
Miles, Hyviard
Thertans
Badheld Rousseau de Glyonne
Cut Down Expenses by Mountain Climber Peck
Mountain climber Peck argues cost cutting is essential and claims a daily 25 cent budget is feasible in New York. He details frugal meals, warns wasteful eating, and contrasts consumer habits with others while noting market savings and personal sacrifice.
Sarth Roads The Rural Road System as Community Backbone
The author argues earth roads are vital for commerce social church life rural education and future industrial growth. Roads from farm to village must balance cost and quality to foster development without undue burden, noting earth roads can often be improved cheaply for broad benefit.
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Tra O. Baker
Bond Built Roads and Road Maintenance Funding
The article argues highway bonds must cover ongoing maintenance as fully as construction. It cites mismanaged regional examples, urging a direct annual repair tax and eventual maintenance tax alongside interest and retirement costs. Country Gentleman highlights the need for sustained funding to avoid impassable roads and failed bonds.
Good Roads Plan Aims to Enlist Oklahoma Rural Schools
The Good Road educational movement seeks to reach country boys via rural schools in Oklahoma. Colonel Suggs pleads for a Good Roads and Tree Planting Club in every school, with highway officials guiding the surveying, easements, and laying out of dirt roads from the schoolhouse.
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Oklahoma
Sidney Bugges
Ardmore
Suggs
Road建设 New Mexico 1914 expenditures report
A 1914 road construction total of 520000 dollars was spent in New Mexico per State Engineer Jamon A. French. The 2015 plan includes 520000 additional spending not counting 500000 state bonds not yet sold, with projects such as Santa Fe Taos, Los Lapasallup, Ocean to Ocean from Bocorro to the Arizona Nee, All Gouthers route and Bordariand route portion.
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New Mexico
Jamon A. French
Tianlao
Santa Fe-Taos
Los Lapasallup
Ocean To Ocean
Bocorro
Arizona
Paper Circular Saws Show Aims of Pulp Use
A European journal reports an English factory producing circular saws from paper. Driven by an electric motor, the paper saws cut veneers for fine furniture with remarkable smoothness, rivaling steel in accuracy and reducing need for further planing.
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England
Ain Electric Motor
Handy Vise Tool For Small Work Clamping
A five piece steel tool with inclined screws and springs grips small round pieces. It fits in a vise with projecting ends resting on jaws. Hardened steel blocks with V grooves grip curved surfaces. Springs separate the pieces, allowing clamping by tightening straps.
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Holming Amall
Eacer
Causes and remedies for engine power loss from weak valve springs
The article explains that weak valve springs cause valve lag and timing drift, leading to power loss, exhaust blow by, and intake backflow. It suggests adding washers between springs and caps to test tension, then fitting new springs if performance improves, while warning that overly strong springs increase required opening force and wear.
Goldschmidt Wireless Brings Long Range Radio Control
A London Times Engineering Supplement writer describes the Goldschmidt high frequency generator enabling long distance control via microphone currents that affect the field excitation of a paired generator just out of step. A slight boost to the field then synchronizes the generators, producing a strong current for charging the aerial. European motorists eye a deflation alarm tire device using a plunger within the air valve stem and two electrical contacts to trigger a warning bell. Old paint removal methods suggest applying a seed or substance before burning off worn paint layers.
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Goldschmidt Wireless
Londo Times
Goldschmidt
The Shadowed Dropper of the Belgian Captain
A Belgian army captain carries a dawn dusk message on foot along a moonlit beach near a British camp. He senses a dark, advancing shadow among reeds by the water as he nears safety, then collapses. a rifleman probes the corpse and retreats to a German camp, leaving the fate of the courier ambiguous and war’s psychology hinted at.
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Flanders
Roe
Win
Venus
Hai
Dynes
Aman
Dinger
What Roads May Be Improved
Government study argues not all roads need upgrading. Focus on traffic levels to maximize value. About 225000 miles already improved. target to upgrade a quarter million more to support the bulk of US highway traffic. Road costs vary by surface, with southeastern clay roads at low cost and expensive surfaces avoided. Emphasizes spending where traffic justifies it, using ton miles to gauge savings.
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Peck
Ming Annie
Itettate Department
Ascwttre
United States
Department of Barienstare
Traffe
Caa Sui
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