Real estate transfers list with multiple buyers in Bear Lake area
A long list of property conveyances shows Neil Paterson and others transferring parcels to spouses or heirs in towns like Russell Eldred Sheffield Spring Creek and Glade. Amounts range from 50 to 3000 dollars with various buyers and recipients including W R Beamus Fred Carlson and others.
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Neil Paterson
Cole Fox
Russell
J. A. Anundson, Sr
Anna Epstein
Sheffield
C. H. Kay
Florence
D. Whitney
Youngsville
E. McKane
A. F. Swanson
Emma Pierce
W. R. Beamus
Spring Creek
Marian L. Goodwill
Elk
James Carr
Sarah Jane Carr
Eldred
Stina G. Faust
August Carlson
Chandlers Valley
Lizzie Thurston
Harry Slesnick
Jerry Crary
Isaac Slack
Shefherd
Ky. H. Lampe
Br. N. Smith
Warren
John Nelson
Lewis C. Crawford
Farmington
Isaac Klein
Joseph Gotto
Minnie Siggins
C. O. Carlson
Marcus I. Ford
Olive A. Packard
W.H. Evans
Boro
Bear Lake
Myron P. Carr
A. D. Root
Freehold
Ellen O’brien
Teresa Fazio
Brokenstraw
Ellen M. Elston
G. E. Dennigan
Clarendon
August Weber
Ramah C. Parker
Glade
Augustus Jones
A. E. Eldred
Horace A. Crary
George Evan
Frederick L. Knopf
Frank G. Chapman
J. A. Amnundsson, Sr
R. T. Buzard
Mars Declared Uninteresting by Professor Pickering
Professor Pickering states Mars shows no exceptional astronomical features and hosts no known life, challenging sensational Martian canal tales. He urges critics and pseudo scientists to abandon fictitious claims and to respect established scientific observation.
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Pickering
Mars
Yellow Journal
Thirst for Wealth Ends in Tragic Farmyard Death and Heir Plot
Lavonia Mills learns on a storm day that Henry Thurston is dead after a tree crushes him during a drive to his farm. Her fiancé’s cryptic telephone message leads to a hidden tin box with bonds and a will bequeathing all to Lavonia, with cousins as heirs at law. The mystery of the message’s origin remains unsolved.
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Lavonia Mills
Lagouia
Lavonia
Henry Thurston
Enoch
Lydia Thurston
Henry
Lydia
Thurston Farm
Thurston
Farmer Atkins
Amy Fanning
Bell Tele Intended for Quick Orders Across Cities
Prompt, reliable telegraph service suggested for businessmen who must send orders to distant firms without delay. The notice highlights speed and accuracy as key benefits of using the Bell Tele system for intercity business communications.
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