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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1929

Page

3

Sutter Heirs Seek Fifty Million Over California Fort Legacy

Reginald Sutter and heirs press a $50,000,000 claim against the U.S. government, tracing to General John A. Sutter’s California frontier domain and the 1848 gold discovery that ruined his fortunes. The saga covers his rise at New Helvetia, the 11 square leagues granted by Mexican governors, the gold rush wrecking his fort, and ongoing litigation in Washington.

Washington John A. Sutter Sutter California Pennsylvania Reginald Sutter United States Congress Kansas City Wanderer Germany France Westport Avenue Main Street Monterey Juan Alvaredo San Francisco San Pablo Suisan Sacramento San Joaquin New Helvetia Canada Mexico St. Louis Micheltorena Alvaredo James W. Marshall Sam Brennan Feather River General Sutter River Landing City of Bethlehem Lititz Little Moravian Anna Congressional

73-Year-Old Man Receives Long Prison Term

Mariano Lupus, age 73, was sentenced to two months and a day for theft of an 80-cent box of face powder from a small shop. He also received 21 years more under the recidivist law after findings of five prior convictions in the past decade.

Manila Mariano Lupus

Pet gander takes night watch at Dartmouth home

After 16 years of guard service by Sport the dog at Manuel Medeiros home in Dartmouth Mass a new sentry stands watch four pet geese or ganders now patrol the premises with honks replacing barks and guarding the property tip lines indicate a local pets vigil replacing a dog watcher.

Dartmouth Mass Manuel Medeiros Medeiros

Canadian mineral boom driven by air exploration

Canada moves to the forefront of global mining as aerial surveys open vast areas of the pre-Cambrian shield in Manitoba Ontario and Quebec. Planes from Northern Aerial Minerals Exploration Dominion Explorers and Western Canada Airways have spurred discovery of iron copper coal gold lead zinc gypsum and manganese with northern Ontario and Quebec deposits boosting Canada toward major global gold production.

New York Canada Dominion Manitoba Reviawa Alan L. Longstaff Labrador Hudson Bay Mackenzie River Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Lake Superior United States Northern Aerial Minerals Exploration Company Dominion Explovers, Ltd Western Canada Airways Hudson and James Bays Ontario Quebec

Cocoon Gifts Bring Hope to a Young Patient

Mardy Dawson finds a way to cheer her brother Donald, who was injured in football practice. A roaming helper returns cocoons to the room, inspiring patient and doctor alike as Donald's care continues at the Dawson estate.

Parte Dawson Black Duck Road Mardy Donald Dawson Donald Dawsons Miss Dawson Dawson Doctor Turnbridge Donaldenlseth

Popular Green Foods Grown for Centuries

The onion originates from Egypt and was valued by the Ptolemies while Israelites in the wilderness lamented its absence. Carrots were prized by ancient Greeks for health. Spinach has been grown in England since 1568. Eggplant, native to India, grew in England over two centuries before markets, once shunned as a nightshade. Broccoli has been eaten in the United States for over a century.

Moses England India New York Times

Berlin Drains Enrich the Soil and Expands Sewage Network

The Berlin drainage system, started in 1876, pumps sewage from the city to surrounding farms. Fourty three thousand acres are under municipal control and all are under sanitary supervision.

Berlin

There Are Always Souls Enough to Go Around

A reflective line declares abundance of souls despite growing birth rates, emphasizing inclusive belief in everyone finding a place in the world.

No Trust Found In Sign Says It All

A short sign reading No trust is noted as a suggests a warning about reliability. The image captures a stark message implying doubt or caution in the surrounding context.

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