Land Office Adjudication Notice at Minot North Dakota
A contested entry under Homestead laws appears to involve Charles Hormia and the parcel identified as 3688, in Township 15 Range 96 West. The notice states the contestant has not resided or cultivated the land within the last six months and has not settled the claim, with due action taken. A. L. Knauf acts as attorney for the contestant.
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United States
Minot
N. D
Charles Hormia
Aid
Sawporm
Register
A. L. Knauf
Atty
Contesane
Notice of Interior Department Alias Contest on Homestead Entry
A federal alias contest notice lists John C. Gregerson as contestant for Homestead Entry No. 24600 filed July 21. It alleges the entryman has neglected land for over six months and failed to improve or cultivate as required, with a hearing set before the Register and Receiver at Minot Land Office.
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United States
John C. Gregerson
Edward Laughorn
United Statuid
Minot
Abandoned Homestead Entry Contest Notice
A notice concerns an alias contest against homestead entry No. 25 in a township in North Dakota. Iver Urrie challenges abandonment after six months, asserting the land is not occupied and remains in original condition. proceedings set for a hearing in Williams County at Williston, with the Receiver and a Historian as the relevant officials.
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United States
Iver Urrie
Boosey
Revyor Marine Cae
United State Ieee
En Exaarae
Berets Sppeer
Caer
Sedge
Bi Coffee
Williston
Alias Contest Notice in Minot Land Office
Notice of a contest regarding lands in North Dakota filed by Madden Salas. The registrant claims absence from employment in the U S armed forces and no residence or improvements on the land. Proceedings set for 1:00 PM before the United States Land Office Register and Receiver in Minot. Contestant filed an affidavit July 17, 1925 detailing facts.
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Argon
Serio Gee Law Office
Minot
Salas
Maar
U. S
UN States Land Office
North Dakota
Tua
E. Fox
Peace talks in Portsmouth show hopeful mood despite barriers
Negotiations between Russia and Japan drift with no progress as two major obstacles indemnity and Sakhalin remain high. Talks postpone over Sabbath, amid outside influence and time gaining maneuvers. Witte’s stance in the Korea reference draws sensational scrutiny.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Sakhalin
Japan
Witte
Korea
Boy Fatal Hay Accident Shocks Iowa Community
An eleven year old son of George Anderson was killed near Sioux Rapids when he slid from a hay wagon and a pitchfork tine penetrated his eye and brain. The accident occurred while helping load hay in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Iowa
George Anderson
Sioux Rapids
Crash Kills Two in Train Collision at Lewis
In Kinsley Kansas on August 15 a westbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train crashed into a freight. The passenger train fireman and a yardman were killed while the engineer was seriously injured. In nearby Connecticut Columbo Serrias died trying to save his wife from drowning. Also in Toledo on August 15 a collision between two freights near Fremont killed two men, Brakeman George Wells and George Peck.
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Kinsley
Kan
Lewis
South Glastonbury
Conn
Columbo Serrias
Toledo
Ohio
Wheeling & Wabash
Fremont
George Wells
Norwalk
George Peck
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