Grout Estate Reports $120 141 74 Inheritance Tax
The Grose estate of Mrs. Cora N Grout shows a gross of 1201451 74 with 8600 88 in deductions leaving 114 450 86 as net estate and 856 50 state tax. Harold Grout Jr and other heirs receive specified shares while jewelry passes to grandchildren. William Litsenbauer’s estate shows 11 in Greenbush with 10 579 48 net and no state tax, shared by two sisters. Robert L Nevark represents the estates.
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Cora N. Grout
Hess
Surogate
Cport
Wiliam Litsenbauer
Forth Greenbush
Grout
Tatate
Tate
Mra
Harold Mel. Grout, Jr
Irv
Ington
Emily C. Grout
Irvington
Corn
Mel Grout
Ruth A. Grest
Janet Mel Grout
Harold McIntyre Grout
Cen
Medes Bedman
Albany
Litsembauer
Lena Wittman
North Greenbush
Mary Kluge
Broneville
Robert L. Nevark
Harold Howe To Lead Central Scout District
Harold H. Howe was elected chairman of the Central District of Uncle Bam Council Boy Scouts at Mt Paul the Apostle Church. L Frank Mitter became vice chairman and Burton M Follett district commissioner with a slate of officers and at large members elected. The meeting covered roundtable leadership for scouts and cubs, weekly schedule, and plans for Scout Week in February.
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Central District
Uncle Bam
Boy Scouts
Flecut
Mt. Paul the Apostle's Church
Harold H. Howe
L. Frank Mitter
Burton M. Follett
Harold N. Chamberlain
Charles H. Connolly
George E. Davis
Daniel E. Harknews
Nomed V. Kenney
Ely
Lancelot Dearborn
Paul Walsh
Harold Larnen
Eaghe Mills
E. Lloyd French
Averill Park
Paul Knaippel
Community Cleanliness Urges Civic Action and Cooperation
A Letter urges city residents, scouts, teachers, and officials to promote tidiness and curb waste. It cites overflowing ashcans, scattered papers, and dog-trashed trash as issues, calling for proper disposal, regular trash collection, and cooperative house-by-house effort to improve the town’s appearance. The writer notes specific addresses and a local business row as examples of ongoing neglect.
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Jaan
Thie
Mall Correspond Raises Questions on Albany Agriculture Bills
A garbled report notes legislature action on two bills after a day of debate. The text references Albany, county revenue limits, and unresolved questions about mayoral or agrisuiterist roles.
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Albany
Trey
State limits on compensation for domestic animal losses
The article outlines proposed amendments to state law limiting payments for animals killed by animals or dogs. Assemblyman Brown’s bill would cap counties at 180 dollars for horses or cattle destroyed, and at 75 dollars for other domestic animals. The measure aims to control the cost borne by counties.
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Mebichen
Brown
Fragmentary Text About Cultural Law Change in Asehnye
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a cultural law and an amendment. Names such as Asnenhiye and van Brown appear amid unclear references to governance, districts, and legal text. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
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