Virginia land dispute over capitol site ownership heated
Richmond merchant claims most land under Virginia’s capitol lies in his family’s 1784 condemnation and seeks payment at original 1784 value plus 8 percent interest. He cites records, letters to Jefferson, and absence of state payment proof, while noting other families and related cases in Oklahoma and New York show land title quirks and unclaimed parcels can drive vast disputes.
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Elmo Scott Watson Hoently
RF. W. Gunn
Richmond
Old Dominion
State Capitol
Virginia
General Assembly
Gunn
Thomas Teerson
France
Jefferson
Paris
College of William and Mary
Henry
Ilocity Clark
Henry County Court
Honiag Jefferson
Tetterwim
Lee Moore
Byrd
Pho Col
Ne Chit
Snyders
Curries
Archibald Carys
Oklahoma
No Man's Land
Oklahoma City
Forrest Parrott
Register of Deeds
Oklahoma County Court House
Mr. Parrott
Court House
Silevk
Wirt J*rankinn
New York
Dennis
Fnally
Chicago
West Monroe
Jarei Bassett
Clark Street
Monroe
Madison Streets
Bessie
Doctor Bassett
Muniptéat
Duane Street
Pearl Street
Clvbc Cetter
New County Court House
Foley Square
Joel J. Squire
Bureau of Street Openings
Thia Riddta
Church of St. Andrew
Strinda
Joseph Johnson
City Hall
City Tall Place
Church
Holdsha Frattle
Jtqa
Elty
Federal
Halfshire
Squire
Beaded gowns return in black and white autumn vogue
Fashion note out of 1930 era highlights black and white tweed as fall staple with beaded gowns set for day and evening wear. Describes bolero silhouettes, rhinestones, seed pearls, and velvet or georgette gowns with bead embroidery, fringe, and beaded capes. Mentions Parisian influence, black kid gloves, berets, and net or chiffon gowns.
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Jeanette Loff
Ohio to Abandon Ton-Litter Hog Club Next Year
Last year Ohio hog growers led the nation with ton-litters, pigs reaching a ton or more by six months. The ton-litter project will be repeated in Ohio for the ninth time and then abandoned for adult hog producers as extension specialist J W Walcher says the club has served its purpose. A pork production club will replace it, applying the lessons learned to the entire herd.
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Ohio
J. W. Walcher
Ohio State University
Extension Service
Wuolehet
Fall Best Time to Buy Cattle and Sheep
Fall is the optimum period for purchasing cattle and sheep as prices are favorable and selection broad. University of Minnesota animal husbandry chief W H Peters advises buyers to seek stock from ranches when possible, or use careful judgment and sanitary precautions at large markets this fall. He notes strong sheep and beef cattle markets with moderately high prices and suggests hiring a knowledgeable agent to navigate market grades and values for profitable feeder stock.
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W. H. Peters
University Farm
St. Paul
Peters
Live Stock Hints on Pigs Sheep and Hogs Health
Practical notes warn that mange and stomach worms threaten baby pigs and lambs while proper grazing, corn silage, and fattening feeds can determine profitable outcomes. Emphasis is placed on dipping sheep, selecting breed types, and cautious feeding to prevent losses of millions yearly in hog production.
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Fox Ehialera
United States
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