Mortgage Foreclosure Notices From Barnes County ND
A series of mortgage foreclosure notices from Barnes County North Dakota detail lenders such as Wells and Dickey Company and James Grady asserting rights to sell properties. The notices describe multiple tracts including sections 11 and 13 in various townships, with sales at the Valley City courthouse set for late August 1914 and September 1914 to satisfy overdue balances, taxes, and prior encumbrances.
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Lizzie M. Chilberg
Lee Combs
Barnes County
North Dakota
Robert Anderson
Office of Register of Deeds
Barnes
James Grady
N. D
Valley City
State OF
Fifth
Minnespollg Steel & Machinery Company
Ve. Valley City Brick & Tile Company
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
A. D
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company
Valley City Brick & Tile Company
Cderee
Hana C. Stene Koel
East Riverside Park
Barness County
Hans C. Stenshoel
Oscar Mosher
Sophia May Mosher
Wells and Dickey Company, & Corporation
Reister of Deeds
Northeas
Haines County
Wells and Dickey Company
Theodore
Lindland
Postoffice
Court House
Ludvig
Thronson
Anton Thronson
Ludvig &. Thronson
Edna
Barnes and State of North Dakota, Deceased, Be Granted To Anton Thronson
O. H. de
Irgens
M.D
Anna Francis
Mortgagor
T Hans Madson
Barmine County
Office of Register
Barkes County
Benson
Eald County
Taverne
Pillsbury State Bank
Hancock Brothers
Fargo
N. Cd
German Casualties Reported at Haelem Reach Two Thousand
Brussels dispatch via London cites Lesoir saying German casualties near Haelem in yesterday’s fighting totaled about 2000, evenly split between killed and wounded. Belgian casualties are not precisely known but described as a few dead and many wounded.
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Brussels
London
Lesoir
Haelem
First Panama Transit Sets 11 Hour Benchmark
Washington August 14 The Cristobal a flat steamship completed the voyage from the Atlantic to the Pacific through the Panama Canal in eleven and a half hours The return trip took eight and a half hours and this likely marks the average time merchant ships will require when all canal machinery is in operation.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Cristobal
Atlantic
Pacific
Canal Opening Near as Cristobals Complete Aug Voyage
The Cristobals completed their experimental voyage on August 4 drawing 26 feet of water. The trip proceeded with minor towing difficulties at Gatun and Pedro Miguel docks. Governor Goethals recently allowed several former employees to travel the canal aboard the steamer Admance as a token of recognition, and reports indicate the canal’s formal opening is in order.
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Cristobals
Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Goethals
Danish neutrality must be preserved in wartime
Copenhagen reports political circles insist Denmark must maintain neutrality at all costs to avoid worsening economic distress. The country exports large quantities of goods to combatants as Germany drops tariff limits, with substantial shipments to England insured against war risk starting last night.
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Copenhagen
London
Denmark
Germany
England
Holland Renews Neutrality pledge in World Conflict
Paris Aug 14 The Dutch government officially assured France of its neutrality in the ongoing conflict and its firm intent to demand respect. The Dutch army, well trained and well equipped, would vigorously resist any attempt to violate its borders.
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Paris
Constitutionalists Take Mexico City in Peaceful Occupation
Washington reports the constitutionalist forces entered Mexico City late Saturday. The capital’s occupation was described as peaceful, with the constitutionalist government likely to be established today.
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Washington
Mexico City
Bryan
CABLE CENSORSHIP PLAN DISCUSSED BY WILSON BRYAN
Washington and Brussels reports indicate President Wilson and Secretary Bryan discussed applying censorship to all cable offices in the United States to mirror wireless control. The aim is to prevent neutral territory from being used to relay military information to Europe. A cabinet decision on enforcement was pending.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Malifax
N.S
Death of Baron Von Emich cited by Star report
London reports the Star claims absolute confirmation that Baron Von Emich, the German commander, killed himself after failing to reduce the Liege forces. General Darmis succeeds him, and the news has caused deep mood in Germany though initial reports did not reveal the suicide.
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London
the Star
Baron von Emich
Liege
Darmis
Germany
Classified Ad Results Promised by Times Record
Classifieds in the Times Record offer results for readers seeking wanted items or services. The notice endorses using phone inquiries to obtain contact details and available listings efficiently.
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J . P. Paulson
B. Ritchie
Plaintiff
Bummons
Trats
Coun
Ty Orbarnes
Coury
I. Bowell
Mward M. Paxson
William Dawson, Jr
Frank A. Seymour
William L Lightner
Bank of Minnesota
St. Paul
C. H. Des. Irgens
Ludvig S. Thronson
Fyen Thronson Sandvold
Marie Thronson
Sandvold
Elias Thronson
Thron Thronson
Betta Hagen
Karen Sorum
A. P. Paulson
Atorney
Assignee
Valley City Nort Dakota
Nell McKay
J. J. Scoular
Sheyenne River
W. Nilson
Bartes County
Panama
Holland
Belgium
Luxemberg
Theleomnt
Hasselet
War Office
Hassen
Namur
Antwerp
Arotse
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