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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

Z Default having been made in the payment OF
the sum OF ten thousand two hundred and fifteen
dollars t$1O.2l5O0) which IL claimed to be due at
the date OF this notice upon q certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by Henry G. Palmer
and Nina j. Palmer hia wife as mortgagors. to
A!ansOn l.. Palmer mortgagee bearing date
the first day of December A. ID. 1883. and with
the power OF sale contained therein, duly record
ed iii the Office Of tie Register OF Deeds OF Mar
shall county in the state u ON the first
day Of January A. D. 1884 at four o clock p. m.
in book "C' Of mortgages on pages 200 and POI.
E AND, WHEREAS tie sad Alanson J.. Palmer
did, for value received on the seventh day OF
,Mhrc A. ID. 1854, duly assign the aforesaid mort
gage together with the bond secured thereby to
Nelson Beards!ey. Of Auburn IN the state of New
York. by deed OF assignment duly Witnessed ana
acknowledged 40 us TO entitie the same 10 be re
corded, which deed Of assignment was recorded
in the office vi the Register OF Deeds OF sold Mar
shall county on the 21st day OF Jaiu ry 1871 A. Lat
nine o'clock and forty five minutes a. M, III book
90 Of morte ages on page 4sG: and NO action or
proceeding ut law otherwise having been Insti-
tuted to recover the debt secured t'y said mort
NOW THEREFORE,, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power OF sale contained IN
said mortgage AID pursuant tD the statute III
vii! be foreclosed by sale Of the premises descrb-
ell II, and conveyed by said mortgage. viz: SEC
ton twenty-five (25)t and the northeast one-qua;-
Ter Of section thirty-sx (36) all IN township one
zhuMdre and fiity-i.e north (155 ID nf range
forty -eight West 4S W iii the county OF Marshall
and state OF Minnesota with the Entertainments
and appnrtenances belonging thereto. which sale
will be made Ivy the sheriff Of said County Of Mar
shall at the frant door Of the court house in the
village Uf Warren in sald county and state OH
Saturday the seventh day VI March D. 1891 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day at public
ventlue 10 the highest bidder for cash to pay said
Debt and interest taxes if any on salt lands.
seventyfvc dollars attorneys fees as Stipuiat ed
in snld mortgage In c.se Of foreclosure there.
of, and the disbursements allowed by law. subject
tO redemption at any time within one year from
date of sale as provided by law.
Dated January 22u 1891.
NELSON BEARDSLEY,
Assignee OF MortRagee
& COOvr attorney for Assignee Warren MINI.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
(First publication Jan. 10y


Default havin" been made III the payment Of
the sum OF thirteen hundred one and $1,000 dol
lars. tSl3U1 s0) which is claimed to be due at the
dat" nf this not ce nptn acertain mortgage, duly
executed a:.d delivered by Henry f. Kruger and
T. izl krngar. his wife. to the New England Mort
day OF April A D. 1885. aad. with u power OF sale
therein contained. duly recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds In and for the county OF
Marshall and state of Minnesota. on tile 28th
day OF April A. D. 1885. at o'clock p. m, In
BOOK ID. OF mortgages. on pages rs II, and ~,
and no action or proceeding having been instl-
tuted, Mt law or otherwise. to recover the debt
secured by said MORTGAGE. or any part thsr' O.;
NOW THEREFORE,. NOTICE Is HEREBY G.Vki,
That by virtue OF the power of sale contained In
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute In
such case made and provided. the said mort
glge will be fOrec!Osed by Il sale OF the premises
described III and conveyed by said MOI tgage.
viz: The northeast quarter of section ten tl0)
township one hundred and ffty-iour l154) range
forty eishi t4S) west. containing one hundred
and sixty (l6O) acres, in Marshall county ana
state OF Minnesota. with the Entertainments and
atpurtenances: which sale will be made by tile
she riff of said Marshall county. at the front door
III the court no Use. in the village OF Warren IN
said county and state. on the 2Sth day OF Febru-
arv A. d. 1891. at 10 O'Clock M. OF that day. aG
public vendue. to the highest bidder for cash. to
on said premises. and seventy dollars attor-
ney' fees as stipulated in and by said mortsaRe
i'll case Of foreclosure. and the disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the day OF sale. Us
provided by law.
Dated January ~ h, A. D. 1891.
THE NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY
CO. Mortgagee.
JOHN CRoMB and s Cooke. attorneys, Warren.
Mimi
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MORTGAGE AGE SALE.
First, publication Jan. 81.


nEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ Of the sum Of seven teen hundred. sixty eight
and 28-100 dollars ($1768.28l which is claimed 70
be due at the date o. this notice upon certain
indenture of mortgage duly executed and denv-
cred by Andrew j. Preston. Jennie Preston. MS
wife, and jeremiah p. EastOn and Anna NJ.
EaAtop his wife, as mOrtgaKors to McCofmlck
Harvesting Machine Company as mOrIGaRee:
bearing date the 18th day OF March 1889. anu
with the power OF sale consaneu on =. ad %u ~
the county OF Marshall and State Of Minnesota
on the 18th day OF March 1883 at eight O'Clock
and forty-five minutes q. M In DOCK .b. OF
mortgages on page Ass. And no acton OF
otherwise to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW TKEREFoRE, notice is hereby given tnat
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained IN saia
mortgage and pursuant to the statute IN sucn
case made and provided: the saia mG..esks T Il,
and conveyed by said mortgage viz: Lot num-
5bereti six ICY Of block numbered two ~ IN the
original townsite Of the village OF Warren In SAID
county and State according to the plat theteol
ON Ale and OF record In the office OF the Register
OF deeds Of said county Oi Marshall. with me
hereditaments and appurtenances belonging
thereto which sale will be made by the SneIl1 s ol
said Marshall county at the front oooI VI Sns
court house In the village OF warren N salu
county and state on Saturday tie zlsI uay "
ilre TO the higheet bidder for cash to pay the
said debt and interest, tax, 9. y any. ON said
premises fifteen dollars attorney = ices as stipu.
sfated in said mortgage In case OF lofeclosure
thereof. and the dtsnnrsethsm.s. withi Nv
var n nm date 81 sale IA provided BY law
& Dated January 9Th. lsSl
SIS MC,oRMIcK HARVESTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Mortgage.
.. Cooke. attsensy Tor mortgage. " arrsn. Minn.
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SPRUCE VALLEY SETTINGS.

SPRUCE VALLEY, Jan. 10. 1890,
A very little sleighing now.
Pretty tair in the woods but out
ON the big roads very poor.
We were up to Cedar last Satur-
day and took dinner with Clark
Bradford the incoming postmaster
at Breese, as they have an office
established in that town by the
name of Breese. We think Clark
will make good postmaster. We
also called on A. c. Breese. He is
chairman of our town board and
he is No. / town officer.
The Alliance held theil election
last Monday.
A man passed here on Saturday
With a load of timber and said he
lived Is miles south of Warren.
lie said lie did not like the country
here, he had rather live on the
prairie and shovel snow 6 months
out of - than to live here. We
asked him how he liked to haul
timber over 20 miles as that is
about the distance he hauled that
load. lie thought that was tough
and we thought so too.
We also called on Ole L. Olson
Ole is clipper to work. Every.
thing looks shlp-shape around his
house and barn.
Good weather for stock of all
kinds, not taking as much hay as
very cold weather does.
Charley Anderson made us call
few days since. Come again
Gnarley.
So far this weather is not 10 be
beat for winter weather in Mime.
:ota. x. Y. T.
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il. j. MEL GAARD. Cashier
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved.

From q letter written by Mrs.
Ada E.: Hurd Of Groton, S. D., we.
quote: WAS taken with q bad cold
which settled on my lungs, cough
set in and finally terminated in
consumption. Four doctors gave
me up saying j could live but q
short time. gave myself upto
my Saviour, determined if could
not stay with my friends on earth,
/ would meetmy absent ones above.
MY husband was advised toget Or.
Kings, New Discovery for Con.
sumption, coughs and colds. !
gayeit trial, took in all eight
bottles; it has cured me and thank
God am now well and hearty
Woman. y Trial bottles free at <.
r. Whitney's drugstore, regular
size, Soc aid SLIGO.
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First puGllc0 tlon Dec. H.
DEFAULT having been made in the payment
Uf tile sum Of ak hundred and three dollars
($603l Ol which Is claimed TO BIZ due ut the date
OF this notice upon ccrt:.in mortgage duly exc
cntcd and delivered by Charles Rungreii. an uii-
married man. III mortg;lgOr TO WI liant ampion
nv i0rtgn;,ee herring date the .sth day Of ucto-
her \. u. 1851. AID wi h the power 0f sale con-
tnined therein. duly recorded in The office OF The
register OF Deeds OF Marsha tlcouiity Minnesota.
ot, the 3lst day OF October a. D. 1857, at two
o'clock y. IN. and va. duly recorded i'll book B"
OF mortgages o,, page 1852, and
WHEREAS, The said William hampton dttl.
f.r value received on the 10th day OF August 1890
duly assign the aforesaid mortgage together
with the note secured thereby 10 W. w swift Ivy
deed Of assignment duly Witnessed and acknoWi,
edged so as to entitle the same to be re orded
and Man recorded IN the o,ce OF tn Register III
Deeds Of said MarShell county on the Both day
OF August 1890 ut four o'clock p. III. in book 90
OF mOrtg gees on page s1S2 and
WHEREAS. The said W. W. Swift did, for
value received, ON the I'd day OF December 1880
duly aSsigii tho Aforesaid mortgage together
with the note secured therebyto l.. Lamberson
by decd Of aSsigni, ent duly witnessed o. d &C.
.knOw!edgsd 10 as TO entitle the sHme 10 be re.
corded Ard was recorded IL, The Office Of THE Res
18th day OF December 1890. at ono o'clock aud
fifty minutes y. m. in book Of mortgages OIL
page .4l2.' And no action or proceeding bav-
ing been instituted Mt law or otherwise to recoy-
or the debt secured by said mortgage or any
= NOW THEREFORE. Notice is hereby given
TINT by virtue Of the power OF sale contained In
said mortgage and pursuant to the statute III
such case. made aud provided the said mortgage
will be foreclosei by sale Of the premises descri,-
ed In and conveyed l,y saitl mortgage. viz The
southwest one quarter If section two ~ in town
ship one hundred and fifty-tise Q55) nortl, OF
range fori weight i4s) west III Marshall county,
Minnesota. with the. hprclitnments and appnr-
ftenancea thrr..u,,to belonging. Which sale will
lie made ly the sheriff Of said cGnHtN ofAiarshal
Mt the froMt dor Of the Court House in the Vii.
.lREs Of W1Arrn in said county AID State OIL Sat
q. M at public yet,ne. to tile lira,est bidder foI
cash to pay sud debt and it..rcs,, xcs, any
on said laid tive tY a.e doli,lrs attorneys fees
as stipulated in ii ,nOrts;.,se ease Of a fore
closure here 4 aud the disbursements allowed
by Law. suje 4 to redemption Mt any time within
one year irO,,, .tntp .isaie provided by law
& Dated Dec. IL h, l8tN .ssT By
{. l1AMBERSON. Assignee
IS. CooKE. 81 torney. W:.rreM, MINI.
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BIG WOODS BRIEFS.
BIO woops. Jan. 10. 1891.

iiG WOODS. Jan. ~, 1891.
Sc ect schools are the latest IN
Big Woods, one being started at
John Gjelhaug's last week. taught
by Miss Molly Knu,son, another
at Wm. Cronkhite's, thus giving
the older ones an opportunity of
attending who are kept out during
the busy seasons
Liberal and substantial md is
being procured Tor an unfortunate
young man at Mr.. Gjelhaug's.
The object that's held in view is
that Of sending him TO st. Paul,
for the relief Of his rheumatism,
which he has been afflicted with
for over a year.
The Railroad Co. is surveying
the Red River timber into FIVE
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Bro WOODS. Mimi. Jan. 10. 1891.

st :
What can beat this weather we
are having! This forenoon we had
quite a shower Of rain and this af-
ternoon what little snow we had
has thawed.
This morning j. T. Imsdahl took
over to his place what belonged to
the post Office. He has also been
appointed school district clerk.
1fthe weather is nice tomorrow
Mr.. H. 3. Tmsdahls family will
move into Warren.
We had aa alliance meeting in
the school house last Saturday
night. The following officers were
elected: O. P. Oseth, Pres; H. G..
Naeseth, vice pres; j. T. Imsdahls
Sec; and John J. Haugen, Treas.
We also organized for the purpose
of helping to start farmers paper
on the mutual plan, and will send
II. c. Naeseth to represent us in
Warren on Friday the 23rd of Jan
1891. This plan has met with UNI
iversal favor now that we have lost
what little faith we had iii the edi-
tor Of the Marshall Co. Banner,
since lie did not even put in bid
for the county printing. but instead
as we have heard lie helped 10
raise the expenses of the county Il,
good round SUN in place of doing
oil he could to lower them as he
promised to do. x.
I'VE believe that our Alliance
friends are rather severely CRITICS.
ing the Banner in the matter Of the
county printing. The law estab-
fishes the rates which printers may
charge, and legal rates are only
fair pay for work done. Because
the county has had its printing
done for nearly nothing for several
years, that is no reason why such
a suicidal policy should be contin-
ued.-ED.1
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NEW SOLUM NEWS.

new SoLUM. MIMI. Jan. 20. 1891.
Editor SHEAF:--I see that you
take in correspondence from the
different towns of the county and
| will ask you to be kind enough
to print few lines from nm Ali.
ance man. 1t grieves me, Mr..
Editor, to see my brother farmers
all over the county go head over
heels into debt, and want to raise
a warming voice, though it may be
feeble, and tell them that they are
accomplishing their own run.
Debt is a curse, and I for one wish
that the Alliance had put declar.
alton like this as the first plank in
is platform: We are uncompro-
mlsirgIy opposed to creating any
unnecessary indebtedness both
public or private. About half the
debts contracted by the farmers of
this county are unnecessary. 1t
seems to Re fashionable to 90 into
debt for something, sometimes for
horses, land and many other things.
AS long as we farmers are foolish
enough to buy needless machinery,
threshing rigs, costly horses and
blood,d stations etc, etc.. aud pay
two, three and four prices for the
same on time, there will always
be those that will sell to us. They
can not be blamed. 1t is business
with them. But we farmers are
very much to blame. Before Il
farmer goes into debt he should
consider whether the step is ubSo.
lutc!y necessary, II he can pay ii
When it bee mes due, anil Where.
from he money shall come, and
whether it will deprive his family
Of any comforts Of life which they
Otherwise might procure, and also
III what ways it will lie beneficial
and add to your happiness. Many
OF Us kick and grumblr al the .nrr.
chants il the Villages and say that
they are robbing us, but tor one
belleve that they are orr best
friends, They sell us the neces
sarics of life, and they often have
to wait a long while 1br their pay
perhaps can't get it at all, because
we have mortgaged every thing W.
have for nnnecessaries. Farmers
farmers, don't jump into debt $,
rashly YOU will ffnd 1t easy to ge
III but hand to get out! Don't
stretch out your neck to let the
Shylocks put a rope around it
They will probably get there soor
enough anyhow. And now, Mr.
SaE4-F ! must close, and with your
permission lmay come again some
time. Respectfully,
AN ALLIANCE NAN
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MORTGAGE SALE.
rE;ro+ r,,,,,icot,ou Dec. M

First publication, Dec. IL
WHEREAS. james H. Heatsrick ana SARAH 81;
Headricx, his wife. OF Marshall county. state OF
Minnesota. murtgag,rs. did. on the 26th DAY OF
November. a D. lSs6. duly execute and denver 10
Mary S. Fairbanks Of the county a. klng -:
| bearing date of November 10Th. A. y,
1886. whereby they mortgag4d TO :. saiu
mortragee the following describsd lahdS s;
ed III ha county OF Marshal! ahi slate oi Mne
sofa to wit: TIE southeast quarter .! neeli 'ca
20. township 49, rang At west containing ioo
icres to secure the Payment OF tiie sun e VI d
hundred dollars. with Interest thereon ACCORDING
to the conditions of one certain proMissofy hote.
with interest coupons ittaclet!. bearing even even
date witt. said mo tgage. and mace Ny ha.n
I,oEt.1Eors to said III ortgagee or order. NIlcn
said mortgage was o., the eth day OF November PER
A. d. 1856, at O'Clock p. m. duly recorded IN my
Office OF The Register OF Deeds III ana aos SUI" n%
WHEsiAs default has been made iii the pay
ment - the sum of seventy ard 70-1eO doiiars:
due a interest upo, said mortgage on the lst
day If Janu.ry 4. d. 1883. and on the further
sum ofsixty- three dollarsdue asinteresl
mnrtpage on tho LIST tlav Of January a. -. lSoS.
and the further sum Of sxty-ihrpe dollars due
interest tlrr..6 on the t dty OF January a;
d. 1880 the said interest is stu; Unpaid anu
$. Ut : and
WHERE'S. it was stipr!a. ed by ard between
the p;,rlies TO snd mortgage that II defau't
should be made in any of the conditions or cove
ntnts therein cont aimed On the part III me mort,
gago. s. to lie ke,.t and performed. that then alo
from tht.icrforth it shall be lawful for the sald
MORTGAGE. her heirs. administrators. executors i
or assigns to consider and declare the whole sum
secure i here' as immediately due and payable
without notice to said mortgagOrs or any other
WHEREAS. the said mortgagee Mary S. Fair
banks has exercised heroption to consider ana de-
clare. aud does hereby consider and uecare ihe
whGs sum Of money. secured by said mortgas
to he due md payable; and
WHEREAS. there is now due, and Gained TO
be due said mortgage att he date OF this notice
the sn'., Of eleven hundred inety-iour ana ssi%
NfOlln hNv tnn
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE,
Condensed Proceedings Of Both
Branches OF the Minnesota Leg
islature.
What is Being Attempted in the Way
Of Legislation by Our Law
makers.
Tuesday. Jan. 10.

SENATE.
The introduetiui Of d long list Of bills
was varied by d joint resolution by Senator
Sanborn. This resolution recites that it Is
considered inexpedient for the national
government to guarantees the bonds of any
private person. or corporation and protests
against the proposition to guarantee the
bonds of the company organized to con-
structthe Nicaragua canal,
Shortly before adjournment the, senate
went into executive session, and the COVER.
nor's appointments We're read Several
,nem''cfs expressed desire to consider
some of the names before confirmation, and
the question was laid over. 1t is limited
that there is some opposition to G. II.
Smith as insurance commissioner. Others
say that w NJ. Lggett, appointee as rail-
road commissioner, is objected to by cers
tain members, and that his confirmation
will meet with oppositions
HOUSE.
After roll call the clerk read list of the
speakers appointments, as follows:
Appointed as Pages-Ernest Smith, Fred
w. Ringwald, sClaud Chadwick, Ambrose
Doyle Garfield Morrison.
Appointed Filekeeper-John Toomey.
Mr.. Gallagher of Hennepin moved that
the speaker appoint q committee of seven
members OH elections for the purpose
OF considering the cases of contested
elections. The motion was not passed or
put to a vote on the suggestion of the
speaker, who said there was regular stand
ing committee on elections.
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TO TAN RAILROAD LANDS,

WHEREAS, In the county of Ait
kin, in this State, there is now on
the tax list of this county 174,OOO
acres al lands subject to taxation,
and
WHEREAS, There is now within
the limits ofthis county more than
100000 acres of Railroad lands, be-
longing principally to the North
ern Pacific and st. Paul 4 Duluth
Railroads, which are not taxed,
and
WHEREAS, Said Railroads own
ing said lands pay only 3 per cent
on gross earnings, being the same
tax as paid by other railroads in
this State which have no land
grants, so this non-taxation Of
these lands amounts practically to
an exemption OF said lands, and
WHEREAS. The same condition
Of affairs exist in many other coun-
ties in the northern part of this
state, only in less degree rs to the
proportion Of land, now
THEREFORE,, BE 1T RESOLVED, that
it is the sense of this Board that
some relief in this state of affairs is
imperatively needed in this and
other counties having railroad
lands within its borders, and we
hereby earnestly urge that our Leg
islature now assembled exhaust ali
legal meansto that end. And we
hereby request other counties in
terested in this matter to join us il.
this effort.
j. HENNEssY,
VIM. SPENCER,
w. A. ROGERS.
Commissioners of Aitkin County.
Attest: S. $. LUTHER, Auditor.
Altkin, Mimi, Jan. 18th, 1890.
NOTICE.
A meeting to take action IN tn.
above matter will be held at the
city of Brainerd on the 2Sth dav
OF January, 1891. All counties
having an interest in this matter
are earnestly requested to send one
or more delegates to this conyen-
ton: A reply indicating your in
tentlon to attend will be appreciat
ed. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.
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acre lots, thus placing it within
reach Of the farmers, and thereby
taking 1t out Of temptations way.
Carl Ahlm, the boy who shot
himself last week while playing
with a revolver, is recovering but
rs yet not able to attend school.
HANuftO.
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NOTICE OF. CONTEST.
: U. 5. land UFFIC
iCrOOkstOn, MIMI, January 10th. 1S9

CrOokston. MIMI. January 10TH 1871
Complaint having beeii entered at this office
BY Lars r. .Ahlm against Rasmus II. Den for
his homestead entry No. t346s dated
township him" i5G n. range SO W. in Marshall county
MINI. with view to the cancellation of said
entry:. the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 10th day OF March.
1891. ut 10 O'Clock q. M, to respond and furnish
concerning said alleged abandonment.
H. H. DICKMANN. Register
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.

y
STATE OF MINI ESOTA. County OF MARSHALL.
SIS. In Probate Court. special teim January
10Th 1891. IA IS s5s.ss. 3EEs.f
Intbe mattet'of the. ss ate Of August syenson.
deceased.
On receiving and Ming the petition OF Emma
SvensOn OF the towlf Wanger In said county.
representing, among Othor thimxs. that August
SvsnsOn late VI the said town Of Wanger ON the
ninth day uf January A. ID. 1891. at said town
died interstate and being resident OF this county
at the time Of his death leaving goods. chatisls;
aud estate Wit. this county. and that the said
petitioner is the widow Of said deceased. and
praying that Administrations Of said estate be to
her granted:
II q ORDERED, that said petition be heard be-
fore this court. Friday the Goth day Of Febru-
ary =. D. 1891. at o'clock p. M. at warren In;
OsDkRkD FysraEa. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs OF said deceased. and to all persons
interested by publishing this order once in each
weNk. for three successive weeks prior to said day
Of hearing: In the W ARRRN 9REAT q. weekly news
paper printed and published at Warren IN said
county.
uary A. ID. 1891.
# Il CHtS.S. HtLr., "a
!. IfR0BArM SEAL 4. Judge OF Probate.
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IF you want to make q l.snn dr.
your farm call on J ohm Il Ortrom
who can urnish monevstnr ell good
farm lonns. The Companies ht
represents hive ii unlimited
amount pf nloAev to loan OnsRoDd
farms in Nlarshall and. Phi conn
ties. ss NJ NJ Ssss