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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1895
Page
7
Notice to Peter J. Rober that lands in Beadle County South Dakota were sold for unpaid 1891 taxes and that redemption ends sixty days after service. The New England Loan and Trust Company holds the certificate of purchase assigned by R O Richards and will receive a deed if redemption is not made. Carter Brown attorneys act as agents.
Beadle County Treasurer of King 8 Taylor notifies that the northeast quarter of section 23 in township 112 north range 65 west was sold for 1891 taxes to R O Richards. Richards assigned the certificate of purchase to New England Loan and Trust Company which now holds it. Redemption ends 60 days after service of this notice. deed will be issued to the company if not redeemed.
Legal notice announces unpaid taxes on lands in a township to be sold, with R. O. Richards purchasing the southwest quarter of section six for 1891 taxes. The certificate of purchase was assigned to New England Loan and Trust Company, which holds it now. redemption ends within sixty days after service. Attorneys dated March 12, 1895, agents at 236. First publication March 2, last April 4.
Notice to redeem the southwest quarter of section fourteen in township one hundred eleven north range sixty three west in Beadle County. R O Richards bought the certificate of purchase on December 19 1392 and assigned to New England Loan and Trust Company, holder. Redemption deadline is sixty days from completed service. Dated March 8 1895. First publication March 21. Last April 4.
The southeast quarter of section twenty in township 110 north range 63 west was sold to R O Richards by the Beadie county treasurer and the certificate assigned to the New England Loan and Trust Company which holds it now. Dated March 5 1895. By Carter Brown its attorneys and agents. First pub March 21 last April 4.
Promotes comfort and improvement by a gentle, purifying laxative that cleanses the system and aids kidneys, liver and bowels. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every package.
A sale description touts a Head-to-Foot Boy's Outfit priced at 5.00 including coat cap shoes and pants. The ad claims thousands of buyers nationwide and promises even better deals this season.
Paris reports that French newspapers urge M. Hanotaux to reply with strong protest to Sir Edward Grey for his statement in the British House of Commons. They fault Grey as a mere rallying gesture by a government in minority and expect a firm official response. The Figaro notes the Quai d Orsay will show it can answer without losing temper and place Britain in its proper position.
The Figaro reports that Paraguay has withdrawn the exequatur of the French consul after claiming he urged colonists to depart without repaying government advances. France retaliates by cancelling exequaturs of all Paraguayan consuls.
Evangelist Rev A B Earle dies in Newton Massachusetts. Cuba prefects resign. replaced by military officers. Lord Rosebery health improves and sleeps naturally. August Swanson pleads to kill his 7 year old son with a hand axe. Dayton magnate Thomas S Babbitt dies of cancer. Train robbery near Wheatland California. Sheriff Bogard and one robber killed. Five men killed in San Rafael mine explosion. Reichstag anti revolution bill passes second reading. Charles Edgar Brown named Cincinnati postmaster. John C Hutchins named Cleveland postmaster. Tennyson Memorial fund acknowledges American subscriptions as inscribed Erected by friends in England and America.
Market report from Milwaukee shows steady flour with No 2 spring wheat at 54 cents and No 1 Northern at 65 cents May 553 cents. Corn No 3 46 1 2 cents, oats No 2 white 22 cents, barley No 2 52 1 2 cents, rye No 1 553 cents. Minneapolis close shows March wheat 59 44 59 cents, May 59 44 59 1 2, July 6 0 cents, September 58 1 2 cents. One track No 1 hard 61 cents, No 1 Northern 60 cents, No 2 Northern 59 cents.
From Duluth on March 20 1995 grain market notes cash and futures quotes for March May and July No 1 hard and Northern wheat with prices ranging from 60 to 64 cents and 61 to 64 cents per bushel.
South St Paul on March 39 1895 reports hogs active and steady with prices from 4.70 to 4.82. Cattle in good demand with primes up to 4.50 and various ranges for cows and calves. Chicago on March 30 1895 shows hogs 4.55 to 4.90 for lights and other lots, cattle and sheep firm with exact bid ranges. Closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs listed with bid ranges. Receipts: hogs and cattle and sheep totals.
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