Mortgage Default Forces Full Note Payment at County Sale
Notice declares Mabell H Healy and Frank V Healy mortgaged property to J P Given recorded in 1912. Mortgage foreclosures set for 2 PM July 17 1915 at the county courthouse to satisfy the debt. Property listed as southwest quarter Section 10 Town 162 North Range 83 West P.M. in Grand Forks North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyorteape
Mabell H. Healy
Frank V. Healy
J P. Fiven
Register of Deeds
County of
Hottine
North Dakota
Aaid Mortage
Nodon Process Claims Fast Wood Seasoning by Electrolysis
In London the Electrical Review reports Dr. Nodon’s method of electrolysis for timber seasoning. Felled trees are stacked with moistened matting between layers acting as electrodes. Ten hours of alternating current alters cellulose and sap, making wood decay resistant, drying faster, and yielding tougher, warp resistant timber suitable for paving blocks already used in Bordeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Review of London
Nodon
Bordeaux
Boat Lowering Device Against Tackle Twisting
A new anti twisting apparatus for lowering boats describes caps on tackle blocks with three holes on each side for rope passage, plus a wooden scantling linking blocks to prevent capsizing during lowering. Two Scots share market lace revelry as MacPherson finds a shilling.
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New York
Randy
MacPherson
Sandy
Ladies’ Home Journal
The Haste Culture Curses Youth and Manhood
Rev Keigwin of New York laments the hurried modern life that ages children mentally, drains men in their prime, and wounds women with constant bustle. He condemns the “do it now” mindset as the source of social strain and erodes true education and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Keigwin
New York
Counter Confessions of James and Lucy Anderson
James and Lucy Anderson, cousins, were to inherit their rich uncle Peter Anderson’s estate under a will he made for them. A half brother Torrance claimed forgery, and after Lucy confessed to forging the will, James faced conviction until new evidence and a second trial revealed both had shielded each other, leading to an acquittal and new provisions with Torrance Baker involved.
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James
Lucy Anderson
Peter Anderson
Lucy
Turmed Torrance
Torrance
James Anderno
Baker
Torrance Baker
Mr. Anderson
James Anderson
Edward Markham
Markham
Young Anderson
Siuch
Jamea
Janes
Lucy Tit
Torrance-Baker
James Wit
State
Prants Baker
Dorrance-Baker
South America
Torrance Alge Textitodt
Dunex Jjiterin
Damen Anderson
Applet
Whit
Preservation of fish using a new wiring method
A fallfax Nova Scotia report reveals a novel fish preservation method that eliminates salt, smoke, pickle, or ice. Fish are placed in filtered sea water, treated with brown sugar as a germicide, cooled to 10 degrees Celsius below zero, and salted at 16.1 percent to form a thin protective coating. After two hours, fish are shipped in barrels or packs, preserving freshness for two weeks and reducing cost and time while preventing bone taint.
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Fallfax
N.S
Maritime
United States
West Indies
South America
Ita
New Motorcar Wheel Uses Horizontal Helical Springs
A Science American report describes a tireless wheel design replacing pneumatic tires. The wheel carries load via fourteen horizontal helical springs around the rim connected to outer and inner rims, absorbing shocks through solid rubber and spring reaction. Spokes are shortened to boost lateral strength.
Two Methods of Annealing Steels in Historic Text
The passage describes two annealing methods. One heats steel to dull cherry red, tests with a stick, quenches in oil and water to achieve softness. The other roasts steel in ashes to nearly black, then dips into soapy water to finish.
Interest Computing Device Invented by Hungarian Citizen
A Hungarian citizen has invented an instrument resembling a watch that instantly shows the interest due on any Rivensal for any period at any rate. Place the fund in the dial’s proper position and the exact amount of interest appears on the face. The instrument is inexpensive and its usefulness is evident, per a consular report.
Draining Carburator Helps Prevent Fuel Flow Problems
Motorists are advised to drain the carburetor bowl periodically to remove dirt and any watery condensation that can appear in hot weather. This small step prevents fuel flow issues and keeps the car running smoothly.
Poultry GOSIP Incubator and Housekeeping Notes
Gave a regular hour for attending the incubator. March hatched pallets will be early fall layers. Do not disturb eggs after the evening of the eighteenth. Line nest boxes with newspapers for easy lifting. Burn paper and debris. Clean and sweeten up the poultry house on warm day. Use one good disinfectant and a killer net to roasts and dropping boards. Three pounds tobacco powder and one pound Persian powder mixed for powder into feathers to kill body lice.
Selecting a Male for Breeding Pen
In poultry selection, a good breeding male should be full grown, aggressive, and alert with a strong breast, broad back, well developed comb and wattles. Avoid timid or immature birds. the male's traits largely dominate heredity, with three fourths of influence. Move chicks to new ground as they grow, and use movable colony houses for protection and health.
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H. A. Roberts
Alway
Temperature of Grooders and Chicks Incubator Care
The guide warns against removing chicks from incubators too soon to prevent chilling. It notes incubator bottom temperatures of 00 to 05 degrees and suggests raising brood heat from 90 to 100 degrees to avoid drafts. Chicks hover to escape heat but cannot recover from cold. excessive warmth harms, but cold is worse.
Odorizer Deodorizer Claims From Poultry House Notes
A fragment discusses using lime in poultry houses as a strong deodorizer and disinfectant. It notes lime scatters under roosts, dries floors, and helps freshen premises, though the wording is unclear and partially garbled. The passage emphasizes lime’s cleaning effect when floors are damp.
A Shrewd Woman and a Swiss Mountain Murder
Martin Kempfer, a mountaineer in the Swiss Alps, helps a dying stranger but is later accused of murder after a survivor notices blood on his sleeve. Gretchen, his wife, devises a plan using a chronometer and a forged reprieve to save him, leading to a dramatic escape that is never fully pursued by authorities.
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Martin Kempfer
Martin
Giretchen
Gretchen
Jacob Kirshner
Kirshner
Kempfer
Ted
Biy
Iistand
Adolph Switzer
Canton
Tun
Switzer
Otto
Geneviani
Rhine Opee
Gretchey
Detronunier
Geneva
Mal Biard
Gretelen
Jon Om
Lim
Dowe bin
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J. A. Johnson
T. F. Woods
Bottineau
I. BE. Cramonn
M. D. Jacobson
C. A. Leonard
Borrineau
Life, Accident & Health Ins
Artna Life Insurance CO
Hartford
Conn
T. A
Westhope
J. Wavseth
Gonernal
Rganse
Traetore
Botrringeau
Norts Dakota
Role
Ino
Painter & Gleason
Houtineau
Heytineau, North Dakota
Bottineau County
AbstractGo
H. Dale
Ged. B. Momiller
Ertreavang
State of
Tayperiat Elevator Company
Corporation
Sonnemneneneceny Blatt
Premey Rane Tiet
A. Libby
Nortl Dakota
Spinercher
Horton Dakota
Ts A
Perry
Johnson
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Poultry Gos&ip
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