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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-28
WILL
GUT
FOR RIGHTS
ION OF BACON RIND
y c TlONABLE TO DE-
x-MENTa AT CAPITAL
\ to the Daily Leader.

,fT'nuska. Okla. June 2S.-When
secretary OF the United States
d; artment of the interior notified
faer chief Brown OF the Usage ma
I. that the denartnieht objected 10
n.ef Bacon Rand. aud that a second
lection must be held, Brown wired
.ck that the department. has nothing
ta do WITH elections OF the Osages
and that II the secreIal. ,esires a
lev election he must call ii himself.
In the election held June 5, Bacon
Kind was elected chief on a progress
siye platform, one which denounced
cficials of the interior department
and Oklahoma Indian agents. Elect
ed with him were Assistant Chief Red
Eagle and number of members OF
the council including Tom West, The
department announced il will not al
low any of these officials to serve. 1t
ordered that the second election be
held before July /, but no call has
been issued.
The supposed objection to Bacon
Pind is that he helped put through
a blanket lease OF Usage oil proper
Ties several years ago to the Indian
Territory Oil and Gas Illuminating
company. subsidiary Of the Prairie
Gas and Oil company.
The Usage tribe is backing Bacon
Rind and big celebration win be
held here next Monday in honor of
the new regime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-28
Kidney Trouble Overcome
by The Great Treatment

have seen a sufferer for years
with kidney and bladder trouble and
tooK almost everything a drug store
contained without obtaining any
benefit
suffered so that became utter-
~ discouraged. as | could not sleep.
was always dizzy and had a head
ache all the time | saw one of
your advertisements and as a last
resort. decided TO ny your swamp
Root am now taking the third
bottle and feel like q new woman.
sleep we'll and have no pains what
ever
] strongly advise all sufferers 10
take the only real cure for kidney
and bladder trouble. Dr. Kilmers
swampRoot was a God-send 20 me.
Non may publish this letter II you
wish so that it inlay be the means
of bringing some poor sufferers
back TO health.
MRS. MARY O'DONNELl.,
Lander, Wyo
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this July 14th. 1909.
Charley Allen. Notary Public,
in and for Fremont Co, Wyo.
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-lnt be dismissed ON The grounds that
the contracts held by Mr. Owen are
miYllual contracts and should be
tried in the Oklahoma state courts
Since Senator owen has been a mem,
ber of the senate. a law has been en-
iacted making the owen claim lien
against the lands of the Mississippi
Ghoctaws, with whom he and Charles
f. Winton held contracts iii res
ert law suit at Ardmore Albert Lee,
an attorney Of that place. claimed
that he was responsible for the leg
lslation removing the Choctaws from
Mississippi to oklahoma The Owen
|Wihton contract calls for the payment
'of 30 per cent OF the value of the
Lnds recovered for the Indians.
The Department of Justice it is
said, is preparing TO file additional
suits against Senator r. l.. owen for
lands obtained from Cherokee IN
Idlans, under the recent decision Of
tine Z. S. Supreme Court, wherein it
was held that Mr. Owen was not
entitled to about 5000 acres of rich
lands in Washington county, Okla
homa,
Changes in fourth class Oklahoma
as follows: Burlington, Alfalfa
county, John F. Thornton, vice
w. L. Douglas deceased: Chism.
acClain county, John d. James. vice
M A. Jones, deceased; Dwight. Pitts
enrg county, WIN r. Aven, vice S. l..
Nlorely, resisned Ingersoll, Alfalfa
county, Benz. II. Duke, vice W. e.
Breeze, resigned.
A rural mail route No !. has been
established leading out OF Dustin.
okla. distance of "a 3-S miles. and
% supply 90 families.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-28

Washington d. c. June 2S. |
| is announced that the interior
| Department is getting in readiness
to Immediately issue patents 10 the
ailottees in the Seminole Nation, as
provided in bin introduced by Con
gressman Davenport.
A subcommittee Of the house In
dian committee has commenced hear
ings on the Davenport bill providine
Tor the removal Of restrictions upor
lsmall tracts of land in the Cherokee
Nation, of 30 acres or less. 1t is ex
pected the committee Will fayorably
report the bill
The Pension Committee of the
House has favorably reported a bill
introduced by Congressman Jim Dav
export granting pension Of $50 a
Inonth to John l.. Ballard. Mr.. Day
.e9port has also introduced bill
granting a $50 pension 10 Thomas A.
Williams Of Blunt, Okla.
President Taft has named Manlin
Henderson aa postmaster at Pauls
y alley and George c. Barber at
Prague Okla,
George NJ Anderson, an assistant
attorney general Of the Department
Of Justice. has concluded the argu-
ments before the Court OF Claims ask
ing the court 80 dismiss the claim Of
Senator Owen, againsi The MISS n
ni Choctaws. involving fee estimat
ed at several million dollars, claim
cd by Senator owen for having oh
tanned legislation providing for the
removal of the ChoctaWs from Mss
5ssippi to Oklahoma where they were
@lven allotments OF and. The De
partment of Justice asks that the
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ATTORNEY SUED.
1ecial 10 The Dailv Leader.

Special to The Daily Leader.
Nowata, Okla. June 2S. - County
Attorney w. Y. Thrayes of Nowata
County has been sued in the county
court by Mrs. Nellie Hutton, a widow
who alleges that Thraves compromis
cd a life insurance policy for $4,000
held by her after the death Of her
husband for 5000 and kept 5000 of
that amount as attorneys fees. Mrs.
Fulton asks that she be allowed 5000
and interest.
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WILL PROTEST PAROLES.

The goyernorment Indian agents
will enter strong protests against the
granting of pardons and paroles &c
convicted land graftersr as is eyi
dsnced by protest received Thurs
day by Governor Cruce from Dana H
Kelsey, Indian superintendent at Mus.
kogee, against the granting of pa
roles % George Crilmp Jr., Thomas II.
Wright and r b. Milton, convicted
In Pottawatomie county in connec,
tlon with land frauds III Seminole
county. Government attorneys prose
cuted the cases which resulted in con-
yiction. The criminal court of al-
peals recently affirmed the conyic-
tons and the men are now under SEN
tence- Efforts are being made by
friends of the three men to secure
faroles or pardons for them.
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I Letters to
| Or. kiImer & Co,
Blnghamton, NJ. Y.
Prove What swamplRoot VIII Dc

Prove What swamplRoot VIII Dc
For You.
Send TO Dr. Xilmer & Co. Bing
namton. n Y, for sample bottle
II will convince anyone You viii
also receive booklet of valuable in
formation, telling all about the kid
neys snd bladder. When writing.
be SURE ana mention the Guthrie Daily
Leader Regular ffty-cent Ind one
dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.
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ARMY SCHOOL FOR POST.
(Ry Associated Press }

.awton, Okla, June lieutenant
Ter in dHarge OF the army school
'sketry Fort Presidio, Monterey.
Ais az Sill preparing for the
al of the musketry school TO the
.oma post. Musketry and artil-
schools Of fire both will be To-
Id at the old post. The musketry
sol is 70 be moved some time late
ae summer. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-28

~ osos neby's nody.
Sp-:-baby Sgas four months
66 broke out with ecxemn.
1en months Of age, his face,
arms were IN a dreadful
6czefiin spread al over his
4 1snti to put a mask orncloth
{nde and tie up his hands.
; = gave him Hoods sarsapa-
IN b few months he was en-.
fred Today he Is n healthy
|rs. inez Lewis, Barring. Maine.
y Sarsa parilla cures blood tisr$
VI builds up the system.
fpday In usual liquid form or
"a tablets called sarsataps.
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Many, many gallons of adulterated
Olive Oil are sold in the United
'tates each year. 1t is aduAerated
Tnh Peanut Oil, Cotton Seed Oil,
etc. You get nothing but Olive Oil
when you buy THE ALTON GOODS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
M. E. Church Notes.

We were on the up grade again Sun.
day at Sabbath school. both IN at.
tendance and collection. Three Off.
GERS and three teachers we're absent.
Miss Olive kreek Is substituting for
Mrs. Reed during her absence.
In spite Of the storm there was the
largest attendance Of the year at the
League service. MIS-. Gladys Kaiser
led and made the topic, The Uni.
versal Refuge In Every Extremity"
most interesting by having carefully
prepared her lesson. Tie topic for
next Sunday night is. "Transgrcssion
as Against Love-" Hos. II: ia: Miss
Catharine King will lead.
At a called meeting Of the sabbath
school board Monday night there was
a good attendance, The time OF the
regular meeting was changed from
the first to the second Monday night
Of each month su as not TO conflict
with the official hoard meeting. Miss
Nell Graham and Catharine King
were nominated and confirmed as
teachers In the sabbath school. The
board voted to pay dive dollars toward
purchasing new song books for the
list Of the church. Tie resignation
Of Miss Olive Morgan a. teacher and
treasurer OF the sunday school Mis-
sionary society was accepted, and
Miss Eva Hunt was elected treasurer.
The board voted to pledge the school
for $40 for missions this year.
There were ~ present at prayer
meeting Thursday night. You are
cordially invited to mec, with Us and
bring your Scripture quotation begin
1 ming with -.
II would bc fine thing u every
member of the church would be read,
with their Offering for the beneyo'
lences on March 3lst. Let Us get
tina, matter out of the way. brethren
80 Ne may have the rest Of the year
for other things. The subscription
need no, he paid until July. Card'
may be had Of the paste or. ~ you eau
send IN your Offering IN case you can
no, be present.
Tie special services beginning tn,
first week In April, will depend large
~ on you. brother. How much time
and energy. and prayer are you COINS
to put into ity When the entir,
church takes hold of any proposition
II II bo,:nd Ia go. TIA, l. the s,cre'
Of Billy sundays success. Lett gel
In line.
The parsonage folks lav" To ,hanl
Mrs. l'ailey for Trio oi thorough
bred chickens. Many thanks. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Probate Court

Judge Porter was here Monday and
ilni>hrd up some probate matters left
over from the February term.
". :. Thomson was appointed adj
mini-tra,or OF the !, l.. .'oiin>l IN ~.
tate aud tiled his bond IN the sum oi
~ ,,NO.W.
The follow ing demands were al.
lowed against ~" Florimia Propes
estate: VIM. u. \ Ed ilca,on ! ~ IN
4. d. Iook ..,....,.... l'rb "
W. u. Richards ...., .n@ ~
4 sale of real estate. Lot ~, block
Il. Craig. was ordered Ia said estate Ia
IA, debts,
An order Of appropriation of t'a@
was made for supper, Of tn" heirs oi
Edward Marki. deceased.
George u. Murray Mas appointed
guardian Of ihc Morton heirs and his
bond liked At Sa,oo,'n,
The demand oi the Evangelical
church against ,hc estate OF Susan u,
Iarhnan for 81 ~ Was allowed.
The illh annual settlement in tie
Mcfarland estate ~ iilrd b! Helen
Mcfarland shows a inlanc" due the
heirs of 81, ss'i,NN
q. ". Cummins ~ guardian IN lac
Edward PrIlssman estate wa> ordered
To sell the real estate Tor minrrsl-
ncnt.
An order OF appropriai ion Of sb"'
Vas made for the support and main
tenance Of George II, and Alice An
dcrson, minors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
To Andrew County

A few days ago, W. T.. Sims and
wife departed for their new home
near Helena, Andrew county, Mo. In
moving their stock and goods they
found II necessary to load two cars
and send three wagons and teams
overland. Some L. years ago Mr..
Sims. then a young man. moved from
Andrew county to Holt. Then he
moved In buggy. went IN debt for
farm IN the "Loess Hills" bringing
with him, however. good name; he
soon showed his ncighbors that II
was due him and also that he knew
how to work.
After spending some two years here
lie went back and brought over for a
helpmeet one OF her fairest daugll-
tiers. who like her young husband.
showed her neighb0rs that she was Of
the right type and not afraid to work.
When any Of the neighbor ladies
we're In need of u tine dress for a
Wedding or some particular occasion.
Mrs. Sims did the work. She also
taught many OF the boys and girls
music: raised good garden and plen.
~ Of chickens. was always ready to
sing for a funeral or Wedding. Mr..
Sims often topped the 81. Joseph
market With his livestock and has
won quite a reput a,ion a. seed corn
specialist, taking blue ribbons and
prizes wherever lac exhibited corn.
1t Is certainly great loss to South
ern liol, and 1t vas with keenest re-.
greet that neiglbors and friends said
goodbye" No, an enemy was left.
for all who knew them loved and ~.
ttemed them.
| But What l. our loss i our neigh.
boris gain and We sincerely hope that
their success and happiness In their
new home will bc even greater than
il was here In old Holt.
| Az bLD NEiGHBoH.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Mennen's or C0igate's
Talcum Powder: per can..........lj
EWEEK 4 IIAsNEss.

As a result Of the extreme dry
weather and the extreme high price OF
feed many owners Of horses and COWS
at santa Barbara, Cal. are giving
away their stock. Dnc horse, for
which $40 was paid two months ago,
was given away, while others, turned
loose by their owners, have been
picked up lay the poundmas,er, and
can he bought for ~, Hay is now
selling there at &21,j0 ton. Grain
dealers expect II togo much higher II
rain does not come soon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
FRIDAY.
MARCH 22.23, 1912.
mrs. E. A. NETnERLAND
New Elevator Company.

". II. Richards was called too raig.
Saturday Of last week. where lac met
a number of the farmers Of that ste.
ton, who took action looking 10 the
organization Of AN elevator company
and make the necessary arrangement =
for the incorporation. the building Of
the elevator. and all the other var
i0us legal steps looking To the con.
summation ~ the plans tina, lad
been sci ON foot.
An the necessary stock To the
amount Of .,HN had been subscribed
-lW shareholders, who each took a
siW share.
The necessary incorporate ion papers
have been prepared by Mr., richards
and at this meeting the shareholders
me, and elected the following gent L..
men, Who will constitute the first
board of directors Of the Farmers
Elevator Company, Of Craig; Andy
Ilaer. George Nondersrhmid, ". i.
Randall. j. :. Naunan. II. u, Law.
renee. T.. u. Painter and Arch Sharp.
They will endcavor To secure ground
On the railroad right Of way ON which
they will erect their elevator, ON the
east side Of the railroad. IN the yicin-
ity of the Rifle apple warehouse. and
work will begin a. soon As all the L.
gal iehnicalities have been complied
with.
We have been informed that the
venture Is in no way In opposition u
any enterprise now In existence al
Craig, but the movers In the enter
prise feel that they can. by this or
ganizat ion, handle their own grain IA
better advantage.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
FOrtescue.
Red bunker was IN town Mon

Red bunker was IN town Monday.
Lou Sinclair wen, to Kansas last
week.
Jack Ecr>lcy made hi> usual trip
SUNDAY.
Frank tuadcap wa> u visitor here
saturday.
lIrb Krrk was u - .I"c passenger
saturday.
Rev &. d. lay began meeting
Monday night.
Mrs. I'D. Ca>,ccl was a for,c>cue
visitor sunday.
co. hob Keck'- cousin from Kansas l.
visiting with him.
Mack Wilson was u Craig visitor
saturday and sunday.
Charles Rhodes leaked very lone
: ,nr sunday. Wonder why?
M. and Mrs. Chas. lIoI,>claw
spent SUNDAY al James Dukes.
Jim Blevin> and Lonnic Kcck
were visitors In our burg Friday.
Il. y. Reekman Wen, To visit his
daughter. Mrs. Tom Cane, Friday,
"A carload ot shingles Was r..
cciNcd here for the lumber yard Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Ciaig spent
"Wednesday and Thursday Of las, week
IN ~. Joseph.
Willie Hrown and family moved
into our neiglilorhood last week, from
southern Missouri.
Mrs, u. q. Atkinson and Mrs. Ike
Atkinson visited with relatives In
Nebraska last week.
u. +, l;omine ~, urned To hcr
hume from Arkansas Friday, lie
likes the country tine,
Henry Mutton, Who Is attending
>cl"ol In 81, .Ioc, spent Saturday and
sunday with home folks.
Some Of the boo> were snow ball.
ing and stray ball went through
one OF George Leases big front win.
dows of his store building las, week,
| EELIE
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Isaac Chesebro's Death.

born In Madison county, State Of
New York, Feb. q. 1921. Diad In
Santa Cruz, Cal. March q. 1929
years old.
What a long and varied life, cover.
ing twent y.four administrations from
Monroe to Taft beginning before the
railroad and ending In the full frui.
ton Of the electric age.
Born when the entire country west
of the Alleghenies vas one unbroken
wilderness and California was UNI
heard Of. lie had seen Uncle Sans
population mount from nine millions
TO one hundred millions, and his area
uuadruplcd. His early life was spent
in New York state, where he was
married In 1876, emigrating the next
year to the then Territory Of wiscon.
sin, with a population scarcely larger
than that of santa Cruz county.
where he made his home for the next
twent y.three years.
In 1870 lie went to Missouri. re.
manning there until lsy,, when he
came to santa Cruz.
lie and his faithful wife journeyed
together for sixty.four years, she
passing away IN 1910. or this union
four children were born, three oi
whom. Mrs. NJ. +. Darling. Mrs. W.
Il. Springer, Of Santa Cruz. and Mrs.
Flora Crow, Of Campbell. Cal. ,oge.
,h.r with eight grandchildren. sur.
yivc him.
In 1916 lac. with the late Dr. Park.
er, enlisted In the Mexican war. bu,
was not called TO the front. and IN
1855 he enlisted IN the civil war, scrN.
ing until discharged IN tie follow ing
December. IN Company II, 18th Wis.
consin Infantry.
The body will G crema,ed and 'hc
ashes scattered on the placid waters
Of the broad Pacific. Santa Cru,
cat surf. March :, 1912.
MI. Che>cbru viii he remembered b,
MANY W ltlt pll'T ItNl''IllS W 'p'A'li
Tie family came here In lN,o, and hc
followed his trade. that Of carpenter
Ing. aud then went To the place now
owned 10y Zen trOu~cr where lac CAV,
much attention to fruit growing
and the family then Went To Wi>rUn'
sin. and from there Ia santa cruz
Cal, Ia l~o2.
Their daughter Flora MAS a teacher
IN our rublir school IN lSs.i-i and Ida
became tie wife ot ". u. springer, q
former circuit clerk uf il,is count,
aud MARY ipcamr Ms. Darling anc
Vas left a widow.
The family was greatly esteemed
while residents here. and man, al lie
old.iim" residents will rcgrei 4" lcafi
or Fat lirr C,rscbro'> death. although
lr had lived almost IN sight al III,
century mark. Though Tar away
Tie pld Sent incl sends It's words NJ
>impath, Ia the remaining ncni"r'
uf the family. IN lmlalf ot their form
or old oregon friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15

our people were agrcebly ~ -! =.
surprised ON awakening Thursday
morning to see 1t showing, yes sir,
honest, cross my heart and hope TO
die, II Was SHOWING. This added
80 inches tn the bouniifui supply on
hand. 1t later turned into icy mist.
Don't worry, this snow is an extra o.,
thrown IN for good measure and We
fully expect our regular" sunday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15

bucks are going 10 he late this
year. The continued cold Weather
has been keeping the first Hight IN
the southland and not until the
spring ,haw begins In earnest will
there he any good shooting \ few
struggling Hooks have touched the
lakes In the last two weeks but there
has been no shooting, And whilethe
lakes, streams and marshes are asleep
under the heavy Ice, the nimrods are
impat lent with the weather man.
There will be shooting. Of course, but
II the tllaw doesn't come soon, the
ducks viii not linger here as long as
usual, The season for real shoot
my Is short enough. for the heavy
flight soon Il over. In Missouri the
season opens September u and closes
April ~. VIII Morris Is having a
new boat built, aud he is real glad
that the season Is a little backward.
lie says II viii he ready for launch
ing IN few days. Sid win break the
bottle on the bow and Ferd Rostock
will do the oratory aci.
Don't overlook Frank Adams ad
In this issue. You all know him for
he's the horse buyer Who comes to
buy and buys 'em. lie will be here,
Friday, March nd,
Mrs, NJ, T.. MYERS. of Santa Noni.
ca. Cali, Is here visiting with her
cousins, &. u. Rayhill and Mrs. &. W.
.Lukens, and enjoying the snow the
first she has been In for % years.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15

The win Of Dr. W. NJ. Watson, who
died IN Mound CITY Feb. III. Was ad'
mittcd To probate March I. iol2. u,
Was dated Mi. !, 1912. and Witnessed
10y q. !. Smith and John :. Smith.
All property IL Mqueathed Ia the
" idow, Fannie +. Watson, and she
Is made cXecutriN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
County Court

Regular Terms; gir>, Mondays ~ fvbru-
srv, May, August and November
Henry T.. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip >rhlo,zhauct. Juds, i>t district
Francis j. ,i,skill judge ID distract
Frank {. L,llrr. clerk ~ county court
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Hunting Notice.

Noiic. l. hereby given by the IN.
dersigurd ,i'a, no trapping with an!
device. and no hunting with guns, or
otherwise viii be allowed upon any Of
our lands, farms or premises, In Holt
county. Missouri. Any person.or per.
SONS found 81 irespassinp. trapping or
hunting upon any Of our lands, farms
or premises viii In arrested and pros
eru'ed TO the full extent Of the law.
7. &. DUNCAN. l.. |. Moore,
Charles \. Iachman,
Charles Markt
Hugh lurricr. Andrew Burrier,
Charles Bariran, Susannah Russell
II. Nandeveer, II. r. l'erci,
Harry Krrek, Thomas kreek.
Aut Curry, Alex. NanBuskirk,
Frank Allen. Charles Meyer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convcnes first Monday In January fourth
Mondays In April and August
william e. Ellison. circuit judge.
Henry r. Alkirf, pro,ectlEs attorney.
Edwin \ Dunham. e rruit clerk
a. Il McNulty. sheriff.
Harry VI. Irwin, strnosrsphct
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Count, Hoard 81 W,s,ih

Henry g.. Wright, president.
Philip ~''hlutyhsucr. Vir"-pt">ii"ut
Francis I. Ga,lill. ri distract
e. l.. Evans county physician
FRANK I. I"li"i, secretary
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS

~ cent Colonial Water Jugs lcts
The big, half gallon size, made with
ground bnttom and ten polished sides.
Limi, one To Gust omer.
~ cent Extension Rods ...,....,.j cts
These rods extend from 81 To II
inches and have heavy frosted nobs.
Limit I to customer.
kREEk 4 HASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Probate Court.

Conycnc> second Mondays ~ February.
May. August and Nov 'mbcf.
u. w Porter. prnbai" Iudgr
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
saW Mating Suit Cases. Friday
and saturday, at $l,.m
KREEK 4 IlAsNEs
Telephone No. ~.

E. NJ, Fleming. who Is with the
Byers Bros. commission firm Of Kansas
City, spent Sunday here visiting his
friend, County Surveyor Peret.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
Arrival and Departure OF Nails at the
Postoffics, oreao i, No.

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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
. - . -

Holt county population iI.ha.
state inN, iir on .ish valuation.
County tnN. ~ on tlaa valuation.
County road iaN. la On SEQ W lustiuu.
Average >chvpl taN levy. i;c per flW Nalua-
tiOn
County created 10y act ~ legislature, .Ianu.
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County named Tor Daniel RE. Holt. ~
platte County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-15
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