Stability in government shown amid hard times and war
The article notes confidence in government and banking stability despite hard times and World War I. Postal deposits rose from 1913 to 1914, while a veto blocked the immigration literacy test. The American Electrical Railway Association praised the President’s speech, saying it cleared the atmosphere, as debates over ship purchases continued in the Senate amid filibusters and adjournments. The American Chamber of Commerce discussed the Ship Sale bill and business opposition, with neutrality and ship concerns shaping opinions.
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House
American Electrical Railway Association
Senate
February Pisces Prognosis and Lucky Days
The article notes February zodiac Pisces from the 19th, with three lucky and three unlucky days. It links Pisces traits to lunar signs, warns of mental sharpness on the 14th to 16th, and suggests Virgo moon dates on the 1st to 3rd to balance temperament.
Our Man About Town Observations on Town Life
A column observations piece laments loafers and goaters in town. It contrasts modest spending on tobacco with haircuts and notes social frictions from idle men and unwanted attention to customers and visiting. Wildlife of everyday commerce is criticized and urging better town behavior.
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Iness
Remarkable Streets Worldwide Rankings
The highest street is Main Street in Denver while Fifth Avenue in New York City is the richest. Market Street in Philadelphia is the widest and Rueble in Paris the shortest. Thankst street in Nankin is the dirtiest and Vin Castile in Seville the cleanest. Grosvenor Place in London is the most aristocratic, Avenue des Champs Elysees in Paris the most beautiful, and Via Sol in Havana the narrowest at about forty two inches.
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Main Street
Denver
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Market Street
Philadelphia
Paris
Thankst
Nankin
Seville
Spain
Grosvenor Place
London
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Via Sol
Havana
Cuba
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Ole P. Mattson dated December 1 1912 mortgaged personal property to Boe Brothers later John Boe Machinery Company to secure 185.50 plus notes. Property includes a white mare named Cure roan gelding named Molle a Rock Island Special 214 wagon box and a Mekaren Vonaled. Mortgage recorded in Williams County North Dakota and assigned to Security State Bank Howard ND. Mortgagor defaulted on payments and now the balance is due.
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Ole P. Mattson
Boe Brothers
Willafon
S. Dy
John Boe Machinery Company
Molle
Rock Island
Register of Deeds
Fee Willams County
Security State Bank
Howard
N. D
Nell
Curey
Maude
Office of the Register of
Deeda
Williams County
P. Matson
North Dakota
Costa
Hank
Howard, N
G. F. Amout
HW. Braatellen
Wiilaton
Olava Bjurstrom
Johan Olaf Bjurstrom
Mortgagors
Andrew Tull
Ie Aald Mor
M. Iverson
Willam County
Willams County
Hook
Amle
Williston
Willams
Tod
United States
P. M. Iverson
Mort- Rasec
Rugby
Wm. G. Owen
Charlie W. Palmer
Margaret E .Palmer
Henry Gratchen
Williams
One Hundred Mary
Henry Graichen
Yapl Erickson
Whllams County
Usher, Burdick
John J. Mi Pha
Willison
Harold Larson
Rosa Larson
Dickinson Land Co
E. J. Lager
Wil- Maton
State of
County of
Williama
Dakota
E. J. Lander & Co
Murphy & Toner
Grand Forks
Martin J. Rolette
Westergaard-Blair Co
Mort
Bates
Joupe
Firth Brineipat
Torney
Watergaard-Blair Co. Morten Nts
Ean
Holokson
Willieina County
North Kote
E Carney
Mortgage Notice From South Dakota N? Ward
Fragmented OCR copy shows a mortgage notice dated February 1916. Names appear garbled, with mentions of a post, ward, and adjourned sale at a front door. Signatures refer to Beeurtty State nk and Bruntellen as attorney for a indicated mortgage holder.
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Mos
Ward
Bruntellen
A. Signe
Sald
Willetan
Foreclosure notices and public sale list from Williams County
Multiple mortgage foreclosures and notices for Williams County North Dakota with sale dates in 1915 and 1916. Reports include details on claimed debts, described personal and real property, assignees and attorneys, and upcoming court or sheriff sales across Williston and surrounding areas. Also includes probate notices and land patent contest reminders with claimant names and witness listings.
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