Jake Brusch person
Summary: Bidder on the Fort Bayard beef contract at $4.75.
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bid on
cited from Bids for the Fort Bayard beef contract… (1891)
Bids for the Fort Bayard beef contract
was opened this week. H. G. Noel’s bid was for
$4.74, Jake Brusch, $4.75, George D. Jones
$6.25, John Brockman, $10.50 for corn fed.
purchased
Fort Bayard beef contract bid at $4.75
cited from Thos. J. Clark and Arthur Goodell brought (1891) · +1 morenel in which it was confined. The crookedness
of the river makes its total length about 800
miles. The men hunted and trapped on the way
but met only with very moderate success. They
claim to be the first who ever made the trip in
a boa…
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Bids for the Fort Bayard beef contract…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Bids for the Fort Bayard beef contract… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
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1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details